Quinn Lipin is the CEO of SinglesNet, which is based outside of Boston in Needham,MA. He is also the CEO of Enesun, a company which places medical professionals that he founded in 1995.
The comments on this Center Networks story about SinglesNet advertising are interesting to say the least:
A woman saying that it’s her photo in SinglesNet ads:
ya this is funny bc the girl in the picture is me., i never got paid for it either.. a lt of my frieds called me telling me they are seeing my picture pop up on websites. this happened with true.com also. i got a holf of true.com and they flew me out to texas to do a shoot aqnd actually get paid for it. ive found tons of companies using my pics without my consent. i know true.com made me set up a profile but i dont run it
There are 12 pages of complaints at Complaintboard.
SinglesNet is incredibly stealthy. I’ve talked to executives in the past but they prefer to stay under the radar, which is understandable given their position in the market.
Traffic is down from 9 million visitors to 5 million in the last year. Where is the supposed recession boost? SinglesNet is successful for one reason, they drive a heck of a lot of traffic to the site. Is the cratering of their traffic due to less ad spend? Maybe they are converting members more efficiently and the drop in traffic is not affecting revenues? More questions than answers when it comes to the number one dating site.
