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Marc Lesnick

Note my response here:

http://mb.internetdatingconference.com/meetic-plunges-to-record-t2933.html
... at the iDate Message Boards.

Google Trends made that obvious a while ago.

Ross Williams - WhiteLabelDating.com

Good to see we're at number 6, confirming us as the biggest and best white label dating company :o)

Based on growth over the last 12 months we expect to have doubled our visits by December and be fighting with Match.com.

Gaydar is an interesting one - so many visits, I'm not sure how their revenue stacks up with visits. We expect the rollout of our mobile and SMS solution to increase visits to the websites significantly - it's worked very well for Gaydar.

Ross

Matt Drewry

Isn't the number of unique users a much less misleading metric than counting the number of visits, when you're talking about who's '#1'?

Mark Brooks

Uniques is a GREAT metric. I also like visits because it shows that the unique visitors are actually active, as well. A site that does a lot of advertising will get a higher proportion of uniques and won't rank as well on visits if those users are bailing off the site quickly. Plentyoffish relies on word of mouth so will naturally get less uniques because of it. POF uniques numbers aren't propped up by advertising.

In short, both are good metrics. POF suffers under the uniques metric and is particularly strong on visits because members tend to stick around. They're not coming to the site from advertising so much as from word-of-mouth.

Here's the rankings by unique visitors for comparison.

UK - ooo's of uniques, June, 2008
POF - 704
Meetic - 666
EasyDate - 429
Match - 425
QuickFlirt - 424

North America - ooo's of uniques, June, 2008
Singlesnet - 3640
Match - 3373
Yahoo - 3333
TRUE - 3165
Plentyoffish - 2896

piano68@hotmail.com

how do you get a hold of plentyoffish? I signed up and tried to send a message to another member with a gift, i tried to see the gift by clicking the "sent messages" but it did not show that i sent a gift with my message. Then all of a sudden my login info is gone. Can someone tell me as to why i am getting this and why i can not get ahold of a real person ?????

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