The time-consuming task of online dating just got a little easier and even less authentic with the emergence of a new suite of services from e-dating concierges.
With skyrocketing smartphone adoption and the spread of GPS-enabled apps, geolocational social networking is taking hold—and online dating sites are early adopters of this technology.
Lipstick on the Collar 2.0: Facebook, Twitter, and Texting create digital footprints
Textbook example of public relations genius: online dating site controls the conversations and whips up enough controversy to command mainstream media coverage, again and again When Ashley Madison launches a new ad campaign, or even talks about doing so, people get all hot and bothered. Lots of people. So many, that the online dating service [...]
Online dating sites are experiencing hard times, as social networking scoops up members who can connect via the social web, for free. It’s called the Facebook effect. Although free e-dating sites are still counting growing numbers (and Match says it is up 4%), the membership at many subscriber based sites is in sharp decline—down 22% [...]
From speed dating to stream dating: what do your digital media habits say about you? Online dating has lost its stigma, and more people are getting comfortable lifecasting personal details about themselves on social networks. One company (Gelatodating) has come up with an innovative approach to virtual matchmaking. They call it stream dating and the [...]
