EdenFantasys Sponsors BlogHer '11

ATLANTA — Online adult retailer EdenFantasys continues its sponsorship at BlogHer11, an annual conference that brings together female bloggers.

The company will be the sole adult company alongside mainstream brands on the trade show floor.

The retailer will have a booth with toys on display from its line and other manufacturers such as Jimmyjane, Liberator, Wet and Fun Factory.  Eden will also provide swag bags to give out to the attendees.

BlogHer ’11 will take place at the San Diego Convention Center Aug. 5-6.

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