Slixa Adult Directory Now Offering BDSM, Tantra Verification

LOS ANGELES – Adult industry directory Slixa now offers verification badges for professional BDSM and tantra providers and practitioners.

“Slixa gives the option of a professional badge letting online visitors know who is a recognized professional in the BDSM or tantra community, the only industry site to do so,” a rep said.

“With this new professional verification, customers seeking services can find a qualified professional in their area by simply looking at the badge on the entertainers’ profiles,” said the site's Donia Christine. “We’ve created a first step in making it possible to see if a client and professional are compatible for a potential session.”

“It’s important for BDSM and tantra professionals to stand out among their competitors who offer a variety of services, so Slixa wants to make it easier for online users to connect with them,” Love said. “We verify the history of professional involvement in the communities, by members who have been affiliated with Slixa since the beginning. This is essentially the purpose of the Slixa professional status. We do the work for the prospective client.”

Slixa’s directory is unique, the rep notes, “in that the site has personalized content on an easy-to-use platform, allowing entertainers listed in the directory to distinguish their listings from others, using a proprietary formula and innovative design developed solely by the company.”

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