eHarmony is planning to enter in Chinese dating market, with the intent to pick a certain percentage of China’s market, although there already have competitors with own base of users and they don’t start from scratch.
They believe that will be able to successfully adapt to this market through their dating technology.
Chinese market for eHarmony is more lucrative than homosexuals.
Chemistry, MyPartner, Adam4Adam and other sites providing services for gays, can breathe calmly.
This intentions has a serious basis.
Over the past year, the number of registered users increased by 25%.
Large percentage of this users pays a monthly $ 59 or $ 250 a year for services.
This dating site launched in 2000 and in 2008 their user base is increased to 20 million.
In addition to advertising the company invests in scientific research.
The team of scientists is working on a study of couples over five years.
The project aims to study the compatibility of partners.
On average site users have 118 marriages every day.
The company has 232 employees.
In 2007 they launched a website in Canada, and then in Australia (in february).
The United Kingdom has received its own version of eHarmony in june, their next steps will be to other Europe Countries?

(And kill it at the same time…)

Author: AdvertiseSpace

ways to create fake Buzz for your product:

1. Use a services like PayPerPost or sponsored reviews and pay someone to blog positively about your product but don’t worry if the blog is completely off topic to your market.
2. Sign up a bunch of fake alias in multiple forums, answer a few questions, and then start flogging your product to yourself.
3. Create a few splogs loaded with scrapped content and loaded with relevant keywords and then blog about your own product.
4. Spam all of your friends and ask them to Digg and stumble your blog posts daily until you have no friends.
5. Create a FaceBook fan club for your product and invite everyone you know and do weekly updates to everyone even if they didn’t join the group.
6. Offer your product for ‘free’ to prominent bloggers only if they write something nice about you
7. Buy a whole bunch of fake traffic and then put your site up for sale on SitePoint telling everyone how much major traffic you have, then cancel the auction and tell everyone, that you site is way too valuable to sell.

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