Need opinions about starting dating site

**jbthedon** · 08-10-2010 05:49 PM

I have what I think is a pretty good niche for a dating site but Im confused on how to start it. First off Im working on a limited budget to start with. So from what I have been reading I think I will go with either datingsitebuilder or a white label solution. Now my dilemma is if I am successful and want to upgrade and build my own site will I be able to take my profiles with me. Anybody who can give any insight into this can you please comment or send me a message. Thanks

**temi** · 08-10-2010 06:17 PM

White label dating is an excellent way to get into the online dating business, you get the platform owner to do the back end stuff and you just promote the business, you both share the profit. One of the down site is that you cannot take you customer with you if you want to move from white label to your own platform but usually the experience you gather from you white label experience should more than make up for that and help you when you start with your own platform.
I will suggest you start with white label, one of the best white label platform is white label dating.

Good luck

**jbthedon** · 08-10-2010 11:17 PM

How is datingsitebuilder? Any experience with them?

**temi** · 08-10-2010 11:29 PM

I have never heard of datingsitebuilder before, I am hearing of it for the first time.

**bachelor** · 12-02-2010 03:04 AM

beware of datingsitebuilder.com
the customer service is non existence.
You will submit a support ticket and they might not answer for a week.
i have been with them.
another problem with them is that their software is full of bugs. you might login in to your site in the morning and you will discover that hundreds of profile on your site has been blocked, the only reply you will get from datingsitebuilder is that all these ppl were spamming, so to reach the truth i made 2-4 profiles myself, i didnt use them for anything and i discovered those profiles got blocked as well from time to time.
my advice stay away from them.
also try to stay away from whitelabeldating providers as they are not very honest with partners, they cheat on partners

**Nile244** · 01-12-2011 08:20 AM

Originally Posted by jbthedon

I have what I think is a pretty good niche for a dating site but Im confused on how to start it. First off Im working on a limited budget to start with. So from what I have been reading I think I will go with either datingsitebuilder or a white label solution. Now my dilemma is if I am successful and want to upgrade and build my own site will I be able to take my profiles with me. Anybody who can give any insight into this can you please comment or send me a message. Thanks

I would like advice you,join free online dating site to engage with dating community.

**AnneCaley** · 01-26-2011 07:25 PM

Dating Sites are very in demand nowadays, and it's gaining it's popularity. Well, there are may successful stories that came up from online dating sites and they're really amazing. Anyway, starting a site is a very hard decision and a quite money spent. I think, start by gathering information about it, making some connections regarding to your niche and get some help with experts. I think that will be a help and hey, try to visit one and look what you need to do.

**ChristeneMint** · 01-27-2011 05:38 AM

Competition is high in this industry; you will need to work hard to set yourself apart from the big players. It might take some time to build up your membership list.

**david123** · 06-13-2011 07:54 PM

What you see is what you get when it comes to free dating experiences. There isn’t anything there to entice you to move into higher elements such as a higher monthly premium for the level of membership that you have. Many of the paid sites offer several membership levels. They allow you to compare them side by side. This often makes people feel like they won’t have the top experience if they don’t go with the most expensive package.