FINANCIAL POST - Feb 14 - A new dating site called Hitch.me turns your LinkedIn network into a search for a soulmate. Although Hitch.me only launched about a month ago, some 2K people have already signed on. And so far, it’s somewhat of a ladies market with more men using it. The site was built by Toronto resident Naveed Nadir. “This idea came to me last year after LinkedIn launched their API." Hitch.me does not search through your whole LinkedIn network looking for suitable mates, only those who join Hitch.me. But it does allow you to see the full profiles of people it matches to you.
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That is one flaw in the business plan, there may be wealthier and reliable men on the site, but Linkedin consists of far more men than women. Maybe less women have fulltime white collar jobs or they are less comfortable using Linkedin, instead of photosharing and gossiping on facebook.
Posted by: joe | Feb 15, 2012 at 12:49 PM
I love the idea of this site. Linkedin dating is a missed opportunity. Professionals will gravitate towards this service.
Posted by: Mark Brooks | Feb 15, 2012 at 01:24 PM