XBIZ Index Submission Period Closes Tomorrow, Nov. 15

LOS ANGELES – Tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 15, is the final day for submitting company information to be included in the upcoming 2015 XBIZ Index adult industry directory.

Through tomorrow’s deadline, companies also have the opportunity to secure premium ad placement or a company listing in the XBIZ Index.

In addition to complimentary distribution of the XBIZ Index book at XBIZ 360 and the 2015 XBIZ Awards show, for the first time, digital editions will be made available free of charge throughout 2015 to members of XBIZ.net.

Slated for release in January, the second edition of the XBIZ Index is being created for established company owners and executives as well as newcomer entrepreneurs to serve as the most comprehensive resource for connecting with providers of quality products, services and solutions.

Dubbed the industry’s “black book,” XBIZ Index features a sleek hardcover design, adding a distinct high-end visual appeal to indispensible contact information. To appear within its pages ensures a lasting impression on the black book’s recipients who may be prospective clients and partners.

The first edition boasted more than 700 verified company listings encompassing the most comprehensive collection of businesses providing quality products and services.

For a limited time and on a first-come, first-serve basis, display advertising opportunities are now available, which include up to three showcased logo listings. To inquire about XBIZ Index advertising opportunities, contact sales@xbiz.com or call (310) 820-0228.   

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