Advertise With Second Chance Cupid

In today's society, gender roles have become more equal, and men and women we questioned seem less inclined to approach a potential partner directly.
This, together with hectic lives, longer working hours, the increase in internet use and the decline of traditional meeting places common to other generations, mean that many young people find it incredibly difficult to meet someone they are attracted to.

Yet our thorough market research shows these attractions occur regularly for a huge number of people, certainly the majority. For example, 100% of 20-30 year old women questioned had kicked themselves over a missed opportunity more than once.

Second Chance Cupid allows people to get back in touch with someone they are interested in, whether its someone from their past, someone they know but can't pluck up the courage to approach, or someone they met only met once and didn't take the plunge. It also allows users to create profiles, giving them a unique username they can give out in future, or meet the person they want to get closer to in a private 'flirtroom'.

Unlike other message-board based sites, it is completely private, discreet and free.

Second Chance Cupid's users are aged between 20 and 35, use the internet regularly, are technologically aware, have an active social life, are open to new innovations. They download their music and enjoy bars, gastro-pubs, gigs and festivals. The majority of them are metropolitan; they may commute to work by bus, tube or train. They work hard and play hard. In terms of social economics, there is no specific demographic, although from initial market research the D and E social groups may be under-represented. Our clients may use such sites as MySpace, YouTube and Face Party to socialise, and would rather read free newspapers such as Metro than pay for their information.

Interested?

For more information, email Sophie McAdam at sophie.mcadam@secondchancecupid.com