2016 ‘XBIZ Index’ Black Book Available at XBIZ Show, Awards Gala

2016 ‘XBIZ Index’ Black Book Available at XBIZ Show, Awards Gala

LOS ANGELES — XBIZ is pleased to announce that the 2016 edition of the adult industry black book, “XBIZ Index,” will once again be published in time for distribution at the XBIZ 2016 events series and XBIZ Awards show Jan. 12-15.

In an effort to provide the valuable resource in a more convenient and always-accessible format, the digital edition of XBIZ Index, a must-have guide to all things adult for company executives and newcomer entrepreneurs alike, also will be made available free on XBIZ.com throughout 2016.

Recipients have lauded past editions as, hands-down, the most comprehensive resource available to the industry today. Whether a startup company, seasoned executive or top-tier firm, XBIZ Index is a curated source for quality industry products and services.

“Since its inception, XBIZ Index has become a trusted resource for adult industry professionals. We’re delighted with how the publication has become the de facto directory of the industry,” said Sara Ramirez, XBIZ’s associate publisher.

From Oct. 23 to Nov. 15, business listing requests for XBIZ Index will be accepted exclusively through XBIZ.net. Businesses have the opportunity to submit listings with the most up-to-date contact information to be published in both print and digital form.

In addition, display advertising opportunities — that include up to three showcased logo listings — are now available.

To inquire about XBIZ Index advertising opportunities, contact sales@xbiz.com or call (310) 820-0228.

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