OPW — Aug 27 — WhiteLabelDating.com continues its growth streak with a $20m run rate and 15% growth each month. According to WLD's co-founder, Ross Williams, the monthly revenue has quadrupled since September 2007 and is expecting to hit $2m/month by December 2008. WhiteLabelDating.com is a UK-based software company that enables partners to set up their own branded, online dating sites. Products offerings that are in the works include video profiles, video chat and online speed dating.
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Thanks Mark – yup things going very well at the moment, our partners have been incredible. It’s amazing to think that a year ago some of these guys weren’t doing anything but are now earning $100k/month and upwards. Has been a great year, we’ll be announcing some very special news soon!!
Thanks Mark – yup things going very well at the moment, our partners have been incredible. It’s amazing to think that a year ago some of these guys weren’t doing anything but are now earning $100k/month and upwards. Has been a great year, we’ll be announcing some very special news soon!!
the dating game is on the down turn and continues to go down.
the dating game is on the down turn and continues to go down.
Dating will never go out of fashion! Those looking for dates will not suddenly stop, and of those actively looking I think few will become unprepared to pay the relatively small fees charged by most dating sites.
The current financial climate may look very bleak, and who knows, this could effect the growth of the whole internet dating market in the short term, but for up and coming companies the market is more than large enough to sustain their own growth within it.
My own guess is we will see some consolidation, but we will also see
more companies appearing and establishing themselves.
Dating will never go out of fashion! Those looking for dates will not suddenly stop, and of those actively looking I think few will become unprepared to pay the relatively small fees charged by most dating sites.
The current financial climate may look very bleak, and who knows, this could effect the growth of the whole internet dating market in the short term, but for up and coming companies the market is more than large enough to sustain their own growth within it.
My own guess is we will see some consolidation, but we will also see
more companies appearing and establishing themselves.