WEBSITE FOR MINORITIES READY TO CLOSE DOORS
(PRLEAP.COM) GRAND RAPIDS, MI, July 26 — After 10 solid months of growth, MinoritySpace.com has become one of the most popular social networking sites on the Internet. With over twelve thousand active users and nearly a half-million hits a day, the site is ready to sell and move on to other opportunities.“We are ready to move on to other projects; when the right offer is on the table we will pursue it”, quoted president Casey Danford when asked about the possibility of a buy-out.
When asked about the web traffic, MinoritySpace.com’s Vice-President Steve Eilers said, “we have had a drastic increase in traffic from the thousands of dollars that we invested in Press Releases and promotions this year; that included the Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York, New York. We also hosted Live Events in numerous night clubs such as the Margarita Grille in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as well as various night clubs in New York City.
MinoritySpace.com encountered their best traffic month in March 2007, where they received nearly 366k page views and 16 Million Hits. Since opening MinoritySpace receives about 200-300k hits a day and continues to grow.
MinoritySpace.com opens doors and opportunities for minorities that other social networking sites do not. The website offers free unlimited picture and music uploading, contests, and a variety of promotions. The website recently launched a video chat feature, which allows users to participate in chat settings with their web-cams.
MinoritySpace.com is a social networking website tailored to, but not just for, minorities. The content is built around African Americans and other ethnicities. The creators, Casey Danford and Steve Eilers, claim the website was made so minority users can leave the over-populated, advertisement intensive websites like MySpace & YouTube and join a closer community for the family at MinoritySpace.com
Interested parties please call
MinoritySpace.com
info@minorityspace.com
(231)-846-0874
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