Match subscriber churn and broken friendship profiles
Joel Cohen, Chief Operating Officer at Match: Subscribers stay for only about five months on average. 40 percent of those who leave eventually return. We’ve tried a number of things to keep them around longer,” he said. “But you know what? We...E-Dating Bubble Springs a Leak
The NY Times has a piece (reg. req’d) on the plateauing of the online dating industry. Lot’s of glum anecdotes about people getting burned out, disappointed in the experience, and going back to offline dating activities like speed dating, group dates, etc....MySpace is the new Friendster
The only people I heard talking about Myspace before last week were dating industry executives busy pontificating that social networking will experience a popularity explosion as online dating has, only bigger. How omnipotent of them. Things are certainly looking good...Swedish daily launches online dating service
Dagens Media reported last week that Svenska Dagbladet is launching an online dating service together with Match.com, to help “Swedish singles to find other singles”. New members who wish to find a soulmate will have to pay a fee of 249 crowns a month,...
From 2002-2019, David Evans helped entrepreneurs, investors, and the media, make sense of the online dating industry.
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