PR NEWSWIRE - Jan 31 - LoveAgain, the dating app for those who have gone through a recent breakup or are just starting over, is launching a new feature that helps its members find the most suitable matches based on their past past of "like/dislike" decisions and their previous communications with other LoveAgain members.
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Dating App LoveAgain Matches Users Based On Their History Of Likes And Dislikes
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January Is The Perfect Time To Find Love
PR WEB - Jan 10 - According to LoveAgain, the dating app for those who have gone through a breakup or are just starting over, the first month of the year brings about new starts. The holiday season has become known as "peak season" within the online dating industry. LoveAgain sees a 30% uptick in all key metrics. Mark Brooks, an online dating industry analyst and editor of Online Personals Watch, explains why getting back into the dating game following the holidays is a great idea. "We tend to be the best version of ourselves during this time of year. We are more relaxed, open-minded, and willing to explore different experiences." Based in London, NSI Holdings, Ltd. is the owner of LoveAgain. The company operates several other dating services, including Cupid, UniformDating.com and Speeddater.co.uk.
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Cupid And LoveAgain To Speak At iDate, London
WEBWIRE - Sep 18 - Roman Kirsanov, head of brand management at NSI Holdings Ltd, will speak on brand and portfolio management for driving growth in online dating. Roman develops dating brands such as Cupid.com, LoveAgain.com, UniformDating.com, SpeedDater.co.uk, and will share insights on activities that engage audiences online.
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Cupid Launches LoveAgain, 50+ Dating Site In US
THE NEXT WEB - Sep 27 - Cupid is expanding its portfolio in the US with the launch of mature dating site LoveAgain along with a matching Facebook app. LoveAgain is the US version of Cupid’s existing UK site for the over 40s, MatureDatingUK. Cupid has a close eye on the American territories of course and acquisition is not off the agenda as the firm expands. "If we find the right priced acquisition in the US we could accelerate our growth", says CEO Bill Dobbie.
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