Rapidly Growing European Dating Network Now Available

BANGKOK — Adult Site Broker has announced that it is offering for sale “a rapidly growing dating network and operator platform in the Netherlands and Belgium.”

Adult Site Broker, based in Bangkok, Thailand and San Francisco, said that the European online dating network — which is available for €2 million — has “a month-to-month retention rate of 59 percent” and “has grown more than 96 percent over the last two years, 64 percent in the last year and more than 30 percent during the first six months of 2016 compared with 2015.”

The network, according to Adult Site Broker, “consists of seven dating sites, including one mainstream site and six casual sites.” One of the casual sites is described as “a 50-plus casual site included in a list of 36 domains.”

Adult Site Broker said that “there are also multiple dating review sites and domains to expand the business to other European countries.”

“An operator platform with over 100 operators with more than 40 working on a daily basis is included in the sale,” Adult Stie Broker said. “Their responsibilities are to take care of messaging — moderation and entertainment messages — on the dating sites, write SEO articles for the dating or review sites, write e-books, create profiles and take care of everything which is content-related. The operators produce content in the following languages: Dutch, English and German.”

According to Adult Site Broker, “The current owners have decided to refocus their efforts on other segments of their business, so they are selling this very profitable venture.”

The dating network, Adult Site Broker said, has “over 150 affiliates” and “over 200,000 active users, and this number is growing quickly.”

“The affiliates are given numerous affiliate tools with which to work with,” Adult Site Broker said. “The network is promoted by affiliates, SEO traffic and purchased traffic. The scripts for the dating, affiliate and operator platform are fully in-house- developed and included in the sale. All sites are mobile-responsive.”

Adult Site Broker said the dating network has “huge growth and expansion possibilities in countries such as Germany, France, UK, Spain and Poland. Next to the enormous expansion possibilities in the Netherlands, Belgium and surrounding countries, there are huge monetization possibilities by providing the members various affiliate offerings such as an e-book to learn how to seduce women or providing live cam services to the members. Also, since the network consists of only seven sites currently, many other popular dating niches can be added.”

According to Adult Site Broker, “Only one full-time employee is needed for support and campaign management purposes, and the network currently uses a half-time employee to assist the operators and run the operator platform.”

“Whether you are already established in the dating sector or this is your first move into the hugely lucrative and fast growing online dating industry, this business is without a doubt one of the easiest ways you can ensure a profitable and low-risk investment,” Adult Site Broker said. 

For more information on the offer, see Adult Site Broker’s NDA.

Adult Site Broker was established in 2011 with, it said, "a singular goal in mind: to help buyers and sellers of adult websites, affiliate programs and domains get together in the easiest way possible."

For more information on Adult Site Broker, visit their official website or follow them on Twitter or Facebook.

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