Paid content sees gains in 2003
According to a new report from the Online Publishers Association, consumer spending on online content grew to nearly $1.6 billion in 2003, an increase of 18.8% over 2002. The organization’s “2003 Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report,”...eHarmony Launches Major Research Initiative
PASADENA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–May 24, 2004–eHarmony, the Internet’s fastest growing relationship service, today announced the launch of an extensive new research initiative into marital satisfaction. eHarmony has established a new category...U.S. Dating Services Market Report
Nestled between The U.S. Parking Garages Industry and The U.S. Carpet Cleaning Industry you’ll find The U.S. Dating Services Market Report This newly updated 3rd edition Marketdata study is a fascinating analysis of one of the oldest professions—matchmaking....One in five singles looks for love on the Web
Rufus Griscom wrote a piece in WIRED Why Are Online Personals So Hot? stating that “One in five singles looks for love on the Web”. Whether this is the result of third-party research or marketing fluff remains to be seen. If you take match.com recent...
From 2002-2019, David Evans helped entrepreneurs, investors, and the media, make sense of the online dating industry.
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