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| Since the recession, online dating has really taken off in the UK. Last year the UK online dating market grew by 20% according to Nielsen. It is now a £100m per year industry |
| The UK online dating market is growing seven times faster than the US market which has now plateaued. At present 5% of UK internet users browse online dating sites.Ross Williams, CEO of Global Personals says “There is phenomenal growth going on in the UK market as we catch up with the Americans. I would say conservatively that we will be at the same penetration as the US by 2015.“Not surprisingly, the French are out in front in the online love stakes with 90% of online users ’aware’ or ’having used’ online dating websites.Global Personals is the largest provider of online dating content in the UK. They own over 5,000 dating websites in the UK and provide online dating content for FHM, Cosmopolitan, Trinity Mirror, Dennis Publishing, Northern & Shell Media and Dateline, the original dating agency which has been estatablished for 40 years in the UK.Ross Williams met his South African partner Tarry Boast on his own websites, Singles365. They now live together in Bray. |
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