Tickle.Life Launches 'Sexuality Discovery Marketspace'

Tickle.Life Launches 'Sexuality Discovery Marketspace'

LOS ANGELES — Platform Tickle.Life has announced the launch of its “sexuality discovery marketspace.”

The company quoted a survey that found “only 28% of the population rely on the web to find information, satisfying 4.1% of men and 1.9% of women” due to a “lack of comprehensive information on sexuality, sexual well-being and mental health.”

“To bridge this gap between the sexual well-being industry and the seekers and explorers [of] sex and sexuality," explained a rep, "Tickle.Life has launched its new discovery-based 'marketspace,' [offering] the most impactful and desirable products for seekers.”

Tickle.Life’s newly launched platform offers “over 1,000 podcasts, interviews and editorials with over 350 community influencers.”

With this feature, Tickle.Life offers products and services that are “recommended by a team of well-known experts and have proven quality.”

Shakun Sethi, Tickle.Life founder and CEO, shared that “what you see today is hands-on research from having visited over 100 sex toy shops and organizations to identify the loopholes in the supply industry and from working closely with over 350 sexual well-being professionals and organizations and developing multiple partnerships with sex-positive organizations and the sextech industry.”

“And this is just the start,” Sethi added.

For more information, visit Tickle.Life.

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