U. S. Recovery Barometer--Surviving Small Business Regulatory Cost & Capitalizing On A Recession Resistant Industry: Adult Entertainment Announces www.erotica2order.com

November 24, 2003 -- As companies lay off employees by the thousands, at least partially in response to Federal regulatory cost, new entrepreneurs are born. Many will enter the industry that has quietly made billions for corporate giants---adult entertainment. [Source: Nightline]

What appear to be mounting Federal regulatory costs force entrepreneurs to find cost effective means to start, sustain, and grow their businesses. Landyss Kovak and her partners are poised to capitalize on the recession resistant industry by focusing on erotica. They have launched E to O, an erotica to order" business that caters to niche markets while also embracing the lessons of the mega department store. E to O, founded/managed by Kovak, is distinguished from other customized erotica services by the fact that it specializes in literary product placements for commercial clients in the context of co-branded product offerings.

However, like the mega department stores, the virtual boutique is designed to capitalize on general and targeted traffic. Strategic collaborations allow Kovak to expand the available product lines without incurring additional overhead. A library of quality free erotica exists to inform or entertain visitors. Both approaches are designed to satisfy the visitor that stumbles in and convert him/her into a customer. Of course, Kovak and her partners also offer the expected writing services for erotica aficionados and adult film/video production companies.

It is reported by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) that per-employee regulatory costs are estimated to be $7,000 for small firms," says Kovak. Currently reaching $860 billion, the U.S. regulatory load surpasses the gross domestic product (GDP) of Canada. This reality has forced entrepreneurs to grow their businesses with partnerships rather than hiring employees."

Kovak and her partners, like StudioLacquer.com and PluroTech.com, have joined forces to diversify and expand, even as they offer bundled services in response to a changing economic climate.

Invitations to visit the online parlor can be found and accepted at http://www.erotica2order.com

Landyss Kovak invites opportunities to discuss this innovative relationship marketing solution called Behind the Veil".
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