Flirtomatic launches in the US and finds similar flirting trends to the UK!
By Ben Robinson on Sunday, June 7th, 2009 at 1:16 PM PST In Services, The Digital Life
Flirtomatic, a leading mobile and online flirting service, has revealed some of the initial patterns it has been seeing since its US launch in earlier this year.
In February, Flirtomatic began to be promoted on mobiles in the US and since then, numbers have been growing strongly from an initial test marketing push, giving clear evidence that demand is there. Users in the US are logging into the service daily over five times and sending 26 messages. Both stats are surprisingly similar to the UK user stats (given the early stage of the service there and overall user numbers). Anecdotally, it turns out that people in the US love flirting with Brits and vice versa, which is delivering critical mass earlier than expected. Also so far, 36% of US users are enjoying Flirtomatic on an iPhone, which is hardly surprising, given the handset’s success in the US.
So there we have it – Brits are flirty, those in the US are flirty, and iPhone users are flirty – that’s a whole lot of hormones!
If you fancy more of a look/flirt, then check out the service here.
