Niche Dating Website

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Hi BH Worlder's I have a niche dating website (no app yet) that will be charging a monthly subscription. This site will be international. Can these sites make money in 2018 and also what is the best way of going about getting the members from the other countries?
 
Yes, these sites generate money & you can use different types of promotion: social media, display ads, SEO (e.g. posting reviews on niche sites), email marketing
 
It all comes down to marketing strategy. With a good marketing strategy and investment, any type of results can be achieved.
 
you need good marketing for this sites, you should try to promote your sites on pron websites it gives you more sell.
 
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Hi BH Worlder's I have a niche dating website (no app yet) that will be charging a monthly subscription. This site will be international. Can these sites make money in 2018 and also what is the best way of going about getting the members from the other countries?

I had such a site a few years ago (not international though), and I can tell you it is very hard. Big players in the dating niche who originally ran general dating sites, now run niche dating sites. They do it often on sub-domains of the main, or they have groups/rooms and other tools to make it "niche looking". Very hard to outrank and compete with, considering their user base...

Dating sites in general need a lot of cash in a short period of time - because you need to start big, to get a lot of members in a first stage. Nobody will register on a site that has just few members, and a "potential" to grow big. People are too impatient--they will go for a site that is established already.

The formula that can work in this case is to start with a bunch of botted accounts, and do a really strong 1st phase of marketing. Once done properly, you can delete the botted accounts, and move on from there.

But most of the time if you do your math and some sample testing you'll see you're doomed to fail, since the ROI just won't be positive for the project (unless you have a very special site/concept/niche, which is unlikely :)
 
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