Slixa Launches 2 New Adult Blogs

LOS ANGELES — Adult directory site Slixa announces the launch of two new adult lifestyle blogs, Slixa Late Night and Slixa Under Cover.

 The blogs offer helpful tips, interviews, news, reviews and engaging pieces that appeal to both clients and entertainers, the company said. 

According to the company, Slixa’s blogs fit well alongside the directory, which is currently offering free membership during its prelaunch stage. 

Slixa Under Cover aims to deliver intelligent articles to industry professionals and their clients, while Slixa Late Night is geared towards the gentlemen who enjoy private companionship and those interested in the entertainment lifestyle. 

“What makes Slixa blogs so valuable is that it’s a platform made up of entertainers' voices,” blog author Tizzy Wall said. “I'm constantly impressed with the intelligence, humor and expertise of the other Slixa writers; they have so much to offer.” 

The company said Slixa’s blogs share revealing stories, frank advice and a candid glimpse inside the world of a professional that’s quite often misunderstood. 

“Entertainers are often ostracized and negatively stereotyped, so the wealth of information they have from their experiences and perspectives on the adult entertainment industry is regularly dismissed,” Wall said. “While Slixa’s purpose is to connect people with private entertainers, the blogs are a wonderful space that offer a twist that isn't usually part of the mainstream voice."

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