A blind dating platform offers a unique approach to connecting individuals by facilitating in-person meetings rather than relying on the standard profile and picture model. Users are set up on short 30-minute lunch or coffee dates, during which post-date feedback is collected through a series of quick questions—such as whether the person was polite or intelligent—helping to refine future matches. This innovative platform monetizes through partnerships with venues like restaurants and museums, earning a 15%-20% referral fee for directing user traffic, with additional revenue potential through alliances with deal sites.
The opportunity includes a fully operational website with a modern design valued at $7,000, an introductory video to attract users, and a FAQ site to boost traffic. It features functionality such as a map server for location overlay, a notification system, a database with 2,000 real users, and a comprehensive analytics and reporting backend. The existing online presence includes a thriving blog, a Twitter account with 338 followers, and a Facebook page with 2,853 likes. Marketing assets include 20 unpublished blog articles, EV SSL certification, and complete design mockups.
The owner seeks to transfer this business opportunity due to managing multiple ventures, offering a lucrative potential for someone experienced in the daily deals realm. The deal encompasses the brand's intellectual property and a robust source of traffic predominantly driven by its blog, providing a solid foundation for generating income under skilled leadership.
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