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LoginI came across an interesting article while surfing PSFK. Kyana Gordon discusses a new venture, known as eDealdujour literally translating to e-deal of the day : by Lawrence and Krystal Leurquin Ouaki. This concept, not unlike sites such as Groupon and Living Social, is quite simple: each day, a single man is highlighted and appears on the front page of the website. In eDealdujour, a single man submits a photo, a biography, and states the type of partner he is interested in. Their profile stays on the front page for 24 hours, with a timer on the site, like Groupon, that lets viewers know when the offer expires. Currently, the site is accessible and usable by anyone, free of cost, but those who desire to may pay a fee to have their profiles archived. I feel that the power in such dating sites derives from the ability to chat in real-time, and from being able to talk to many people at once. How will eDealdujour be able to sustain this concept if the user base grows? Will they charge people for putting them on the front page? How will they accommodate everyone?
Local commerce is already becoming more personalized, more localized and more real-time. I now search for coupons before I go out on a Friday night. How does this impact Groupon and investor ardor for the daily deal site? Well, we all know that Groupon has moved quickly into localized and personalized deals. And the rise of advertising-driven mobile and immediately-local online dating sites and their rapid adoption and acceptance points out yet another amazingly perfect application for a timely deal offering. Searching for a date on the train home from work?
Online dating has come a long way from simple text-based Yahoo Personals , but we still can't seem to get away from the vaguely creepy strangers who lurk around most online dating sites. So rather than filling out lengthy online applications and trusting to the algorithm, Coffee Meets Bagel figures, why not just leverage your Facebook friends to find you a non-threatening mate? And since you need a place to have that awkward first meeting, here's a deal at local restaurants and cafes. It's Groupon meets Match. Ong to bring the service to San Francisco known for its great coffee , its new company headquarters. It's a nice chunk of cash for a 5-month-old company with 50 percent month over month growth, , introductions, and 6, real-world connections.
For the past year I've been doing a new Groupon deal every week. It wasn't meant to be like this. I was meant to do just a few initially, but it snowballed, and here I am: addicted. In two hours' time I'm having a colonic. I've already had one, back in January, but my brother's bought me another for a laugh and I'm too polite to say no.
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