Max Media Group, Inc.

Max Media Group, Inc. is a developer of online integrated digital publishing/distribution platforms for high-end internet consumer segments located in Palm Harbor, Florida. Max Media Group, Inc. currently controls 10 different websites including www.maximummotoring.com, www.babelation.com, www.hotautoweb.com, www.hotrvweb.com, www.hotboatweb.com. The domain properties were founded in 2001 with the current management assuming control in 2009. It is the company's intent to leverage and monetize all of their websites through content and affiliate marketing. The Company currently has 75,098,804 shares issued and outstanding. Max Media Group, Inc. was incorporated in 2000. Originally, the company was named Hesperia Holding Inc., but changed its name to Max Media Group, Inc. in August 2009. Also, in 2009 the board of directors of Max Media Group, Inc. has appointed Jim Grady as its new President and CEO.

Current Management
G. James Grady Jr., Chairman of the Board of Directors has over 40 years experience in the automotive industry. Mr. Grady has served as President of Retail Division for Don Olson Tire Centers where he was responsible for the retail operations of over 30 locations throughout the State of Florida. He also served as President/CEO for Ken Towery Firestone, Executive V.P. and Franchise Development Manager for Morgan Tire.
James Grady, President and CEO started the first ever eBay drop store in Palm Harbor, Florida. Ez Auctions & Shipping grew to 4 locations and in 2005 went public via a reverse merger becoming Snap N Sold. Snap N Sold then purchased Hot Auto Web, online seller of high end collector automobiles, planes, boats, and RV's. Mr. Grady left the company in 2006 when it was sold.
Stephen Reed, CFO has served as a Vice President/Trust and Investment Services Officer for Bank One, Wells Fargo and Fifth Third Bank. He was also an Employee Benefits Consultant for Wausau Insurance Companies.
William Alena, Advisor is currently responsible for all revenue at myYearbook.com, with a primary focus on internet advertising. myYearbook advertising business was built from the ground up. Before Mr. Alena joined the team, myYearbook had no consistent revenue stream and now records in excess of $400,000 per month.

Revenue Structure
Max Media's business model is unique because it shares its revenue with content providers, who historically have "worked for free". Max Media pays a varying monthly rate of 10 - 25% to content producers. As the internet's content models shift in 2010 and beyond, Max Media is positioned to capture significant content, users, and revenues from social networks like Facebook, YouTube, MySpace and Flicker.