The potential to turn this into a social media/twitter/dating concept is huge.
Im sure the right person would know what to do with it.
Here is a little article i found to give maybe someone the right idea..
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Would You Use Twitter to Find a Date? (Marketers Bet You Will)
I've used Twitter to find a restaurant recommendation, a mindless celebrity update or a few moments of procrastination ... but a boyfriend?
You can't post much of a personal profile in 140 characters, but a few people -- and, naturally, companies looking to cash in on the Twitter craze -- are starting to Tweet their ways to romance.
"I have met a few people through tweeting and, to be honest, those people are FAR higher quality than online dating sites, mostly because these people are out there just being themselves," says "Jane" the blogger behind Average Jane. "If our paths cross, if our conversations mingle, then it's much more organic."
Jane met one of her followers because he had an extra ticket for a concert she was dying to attend. They've kept in touch and even though Jane decided it wasn't meant to be (he lives outside her area), she's optimistic about Twitter as a tool for dating.
"Meeting people organically has become so difficult, perhaps because we spend so much time at home online," she adds. "But I think something like Twitter, where it's a community of sorts but just online, creates as organic an experience as possible."
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Im sure the right person would know what to do with it.
Here is a little article i found to give maybe someone the right idea..
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Would You Use Twitter to Find a Date? (Marketers Bet You Will)
I've used Twitter to find a restaurant recommendation, a mindless celebrity update or a few moments of procrastination ... but a boyfriend?
You can't post much of a personal profile in 140 characters, but a few people -- and, naturally, companies looking to cash in on the Twitter craze -- are starting to Tweet their ways to romance.
"I have met a few people through tweeting and, to be honest, those people are FAR higher quality than online dating sites, mostly because these people are out there just being themselves," says "Jane" the blogger behind Average Jane. "If our paths cross, if our conversations mingle, then it's much more organic."
Jane met one of her followers because he had an extra ticket for a concert she was dying to attend. They've kept in touch and even though Jane decided it wasn't meant to be (he lives outside her area), she's optimistic about Twitter as a tool for dating.
"Meeting people organically has become so difficult, perhaps because we spend so much time at home online," she adds. "But I think something like Twitter, where it's a community of sorts but just online, creates as organic an experience as possible."
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Open to offers
[email protected]
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