CHICAGO TRIBUNE -- Feb 10 -- More than 1,400 matchmaking sites are in
operation, and according to JupiterResearch, as many as 11.7 million
people are expected to pay for e-dating services by 2009, up from 10
million in 2006. In a
2007 survey by Forrester Research, 22% of online daters reported
success in meeting
people they like. Myriad niche sites have sprung up based on certain
hobbies, interests and personality traits. Many niche sites are free.
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have any studies been done about the overlap in these numbers? how many of these people are on multiple sites and are being counted twice or more?
Posted by: Sam Stone (onlinedatingpro.com) | Feb 11, 2008 at 07:25 PM