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Exotic Deals Offers Localized Flash Marketing

PHOENIX, Ariz. — Exotic Deals has announced it is offering localized flash marketing to the adult industry. "A new discounted product/service will be featured in a specific city far less that you can purchase anywhere else," the company said.

The company said its goal is to market a single company to a massive audience providing deals specific to their adult-oriented desires.

“With many businesses in the flash marketing industry all selling the same thing like restaurant coupons, haircuts, or oil changes, we wanted to do something different,” said Todd Sriro, CEO and president.

"Groupon, the leader and innovator in this industry clearly has a stronghold on the industry, and it is a great business model. However, the daily deal industry is lacking specific niche groups."

The company said it will only offer those products and deals that are completely legal and safe for use in your area.

“Economic times have changed the way people shop and businesses needed a new way to find consumers, Sriro said.

"Our 69-hour deals are going to make you want to try new and exciting things that you may not have been exposed to, like a pole dancing class or even a romantic vacation.”

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