Comments on: IamFreeTonight.com Launches on Facebook

By: Dieter

Dieter — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 21:27:00 +0000

I prefer something a little more classy. AFF has been my choice for http://www.sexadultdate.com – The recurring revenue is amazing.

Good luck.

By: trevor wellhung

trevor wellhung — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 03:14:40 +0000

I have to agree – Fling.com has done wonders for the profit level of http://www.slut-dating.com.

Have a look and pick up some tips – if you use any it would be great if you could give me credit with a link.

By: This is not a test

This is not a test — Sat, 11 Aug 2007 06:36:24 +0000

“Markus says he will convert to a paid dating site in order to get to $100 million a year. I donâ€™t think thatâ€™s going to work for him unless he retains a free tier of membership. Just ask WebDate about converting from free to paid.”

… if Markus tries to add a paid tier, won’t Plentyoffish just become a minor version of Match.com. Or worse, be abandoned by its current users who are using it because of the fact that it is 100% free?

By: David Evans

David Evans — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 22:23:34 +0000

Markus, I’m talking about the general problem of losing the majority of your members. The size of the site doesn’t matter except that perhaps you have a better chance of staying afloat due to the sheer amount of pageviews you get.

You shouldn’t disregard the possibility that tapping into millions of new people could be a great business strategy for some companies.

Facebook is enjoying the Myspace hype in a new sector, and the app platform is an amazing idea.

Saying it won’t work before any type of analysis can be performed makes no sense.

By: Markus

Markus — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 22:01:26 +0000

webdate at its height was maybe 5-10% of what plentyoffish is today in terms of traffic and they were never even close to being a leader in any market.

Their other site Fling.com is growing in leaps and bounds and looks to over take AFF in a few months. Its a massive home run.

Promoting your site to “millions” and going broke doing it isn’t a good business strategy, niether is messing around with your brand.