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XPeeps Adds Business Directory to Site

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The adult industry networking site xPeeps, owned by AEBN, has added a new feature designed to help webmasters and other industry professionals make the most of their time on the site — Business Directory.

With the new Business Directory feature, users can create listings for themselves by category and link those listings to their xPeeps profile.

The Business Directory allows users to place their listings in one or all of categories, which include Affiliate Programs, Hosting Services, Film/Video Studios & Distributors, Design & Production, Content Providers, Software & Technology, Age Verification Services, Billing Solutions, Traffic Analysis, Traffic & Marketing, Talent & Entertainers and the catchall, Additional Resources.

The listings are moderated by xPeeps to combat spam.

In addition to the new Business Directory function, xPeeps has launched a user-moderated Groups section, a networking tool that allows for user-defined, top-specific online conversations.

Groups can be either public or private and owners can change moderators as they see fit.

The range of Groups includes such diverse offerings as Music, Money & Investing, Religion & Beliefs, Government & Politics, Cities and Porn Industry.

AEBN launched xPeeps in December of 2005 as an uncensored industry-oriented alternative to social networking sites like Friendster and MySpace.

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