PornstarGlobal Announces Newest 5 Star Award Sponsor: Hentai Key

SEATTLE, Wash. – PornstarGlobal.com has obtained sponsorship from the HentaiKey.com, for the 2011 5 Star Awards.

Creative/unorthodox partnerships and brand association practices between adult sites operating on opposite sides of the spectrum is a powerful new strategy which taps into the heart of unsaturated territory.

Previous award winners Jenna Haze and Sunny Leone continue to make enormous strides in the adult entertainment industry and have become permanent figures in the short, but respectful history of the PornstarGlobal 5 Star Awards. Anticipation increases as the '2011 winner' announcement draws near and the 5 Star Award 'Vote For Me' banners start showing face on a wide variety of adult sites. The promotion alone one receives after securing a 5 Star victory is reason enough to create a viral buzz amongst adult entertainers abroad.

The voting ballot is accessible 24-7 from any of the 5 Star Award pages. Fan/voter turnout has doubled since the launch due to a secure tally system. Literally every vote counts.

New sponsors Hentai Key have been voted best in niche, and number one best hentai site by such review sites such as RabbitsReviews, Hoes, FetishFish and ReviewPorn.com.

Hentai, movies, games, manga, toons, artists, and 3D options are all available when visiting HentaiKey.com.

For additional information on PornstarGlobal 5 Star Award sponsorship updates, visit XBIZ.com and search “pornstarglobal,” or go to PornStarGlobal.com.

For 5 Star Award sponsorship and supporter proposal packages, contact Jennifer Hockett, award verification dept. at 5starawards@pornstarglobal.com

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