This Valentine’s Day Use the iPhone or the iPod Touch to Rate a Date, Fake a Date or Shake a Date with New ‘Shake or Date’ Entertainment Application

This Valentine’s Day Use the iPhone or the iPod Touch to Rate a Date, Fake a Date or Shake a Date with New ‘Shake or Date’ Entertainment Application











Shake or Date entertainment application for iPhone and iPod touch


San Francisco, Calif. (PRWEB) February 3, 2009

Margo Metro Corporation today announced the availability of its flagship product for the iPhone and iPod Touch, ‘Shake or Date.’ Shake or Date is a new interactive polling entertainment application that poses real-life dating scenarios designed to entice people to discuss and share opinions about their dating preferences. Groups can use the game as a social experience, while individuals can play the game for entertainment and to hone their dating preferences.

Play Shake or Date by choosing to date a male or female. The application provides a list of potential dates, such as ‘Charles’ or ‘Lisa.’ In Shake or Date, blue silhouette icons represent males, and red silhouette icons represent females. No pictures are provided, as the objective is to focus on behaviors rather than physical features. After selecting someone to date, the player reads the first date scenario. If the user likes the date, he or she can select ‘date’ to go on a second date and can keep dating through around six different date scenarios. If the player doesn’t like the date at any point, select ‘shake’ or take out some aggression and literally shake the iPhone or iPod Touch to shake off that date and choose another. There are no winners or losers in Shake or Date. The application is meant to be a social experience where players express opinions about what constitutes a good date versus a bad date. Shake or Date lets players indicate why they chose to shake a date, or individual players can share their thoughts on each date within the application as well as read feedback from others.

Shake or Date is a collection of actual dating scenarios from six continents. The application covers common dating topics, such as age, religion, hygiene, work-life balance, education, family, dress-code, manners, and much more. By simulating various dating scenarios, players can safely engage and discuss the qualities they most want or won’t tolerate in a mate.

“As a single woman in San Francisco, I’ve had plenty of good and bad dating stories of my own,” said Margot Siek, founder of Margo Metro. “People feel built up and beaten down by dating, but in the Shake or Date world, you get to take control and make a clear choice to continue dating, or shake that loser off.”

“Shake or Date is a fun game to play with friends at parties,” said Shake or Date user Jenny Lustig. “It makes you think about your dating situations in different ways and how you might advise friends to do things differently.”

The majority of people who have tried Shake or Date say they kept ‘dating’ within the application because they want to see what happens next. Even if it was a bad date, players wanted to know how bad it could get. Shake or Date provides a voyeuristic peek into other people’s dating lives. Because dating is a universal experience, players tend to become passionate about sharing their own stories and opinions which leads to lively discussions.

While Ms. Siek has gathered the first edition of dating stories in Shake or Date from many daters across the world, Shake or Date players will be able to contribute to the next version of the application by submitting their stories to the Margo Metro Web site at http://www.margometro.com or the Shake or Date Web site at http://www.shakeordate.com . The Margo Metro team will sort through the submissions and choose the best ones for the next version of Shake or Date. Now any Shake or Date player can turn a bad date into a good date because a bad date is just another story submission.

Shake or Date is available immediately for download from the Apple App Store. The application costs US $ 4.99, or about half the cost of a Martini, and currently only runs on the iPhone or the iPod Touch.

About Margo Metro:

Margo Metro produces social-experience games and entertainment applications about dating life. The company’s flagship product, Shake or Date, is a mobile entertainment application available for the iPhone or iPod Touch. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, Margo Metro was founded in 2008 by Margot Siek. For more information, visit http://www.margometro.com .

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Women Dating After 40 Learn How To Date Again Successfully

Women Dating After 40 Learn How To Date Again Successfully











Dipping Your Toe in the Dating Pool


San Francisco (Vocus) February 25, 2009

Midlife dating women want to be as successful as possible in their dating journey. They may have been considering dating for a while, or have begun by having a few coffee dates with several men. The new book by The Dating Goddess, Dipping Your Toe in the Dating Pool: Dive In Without Belly Flopping focuses on getting started on your dating adventures. It covers what every over-40 woman needs to know as she begins to date again after years (decades?) of absence.

The Dating Goddess says, “Dating in midlife is not the same as dating in your twenties or thirties. There are some similarities, but other elements are decidedly different. In some ways you are stronger and clearer on what you want. In other ways, you have some emotional wounds that may weep at inopportune times. If you are beginning to date, you need to understand what’s in store for you and how to do it with the most success.”

In Dipping Your Toe in the Dating Pool: Dive In Without Belly Flopping the Dating Goddess covers issues like, “Dating with integrity,” “Building your rejection muscle “Do you have the right datewear?,” “When “be yourself” is questionable advice,” “Faux beaus and practice dating,” “Are you making bad decisions out of loneliness?,” “When do you feel most vulnerable in dating?,” and “Why listening is so seductive.”

The Dating Goddess has amassed her knowledge after going out with 91 men in 3.5 years after her 20-year marriage dissolved five years ago, the Dating Goddess has thoroughly researched her topic and chronicled her lessons, advice and stories in her Adventures in Delicious Dating After 40 book series.

The Dating Goddess started writing her insights after her friends told her she was having a much more positive experience dating than other midlife singles. “Dating is an adventure if you look at it that way. All adventures have exhilarating experiences, as well as setbacks and disappointments. But the fun part outweighs the negatives if you focus on those.”

About DatingGoddess.com

We are dedicated to providing uncommon information, insights and advice for midlife women reentering the dating world. The Adventures in Delicious Dating After 40 book series consists of 13 books on critical issues faced by midlife daters.

Contact:

Dating Goddess

408-966-6217

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BadOnlineDates.com Introduces Virtual Dating and Bad Date TV to Free Online Dating Site

BadOnlineDates.com Introduces Virtual Dating and Bad Date TV to Free Online Dating Site











Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) November 20, 2008

BadOnlineDates.com, an online social network developed by dating expert Jennifer Kelton to help stop streaks of bad dates, has announced the addition of two new site features in Omnidate Virtual Dating and Bad Date TV to improve the best social dating site on the Internet.

Developed by author and dating expert Jennifer Kelton, Badonlinedates.com was created for those frustrated by the online dating scene. Time and time again Kelton — who has frequently appeared on media outlets such as CNN, Forbes, and Playboy Radio after penning the dating book ‘Don’t Use My Sweater Like a Towel’ — heard horror stories from people with bad experiences from online dating.

BadOnlineDates.com became her answer to the singles scene. This free online dating and social networking site connects people in a positive way through their bad dating experiences. Despite its inception being just last year, it has already boasts thousands of active members with the number growing every day.

Kelton has now introduced the latest revolution on the site: Omnidate Virtual Dating and Bad Date TV.

Omnidate Virtual Dating is a new live virtual dating feature that will allow users to interact through avatars in real time. Users can go on a ‘virtual date’ online at places like a café, bar, beach resort. The avatars can even show emotions and move such as laughing, smiling, winking or holding hands.

“Omnidate allows singles to meet in real time on the Internet in a relaxed environment, unlike the more traditional dating sites,” Kelton said. “This makes it possible to live chat through the avatars about each other’s recent posts, pictures, video uploads, and more. It’s the closest thing online to meeting in real life over a beer or a yoga class. It’s dating, but with a cyber twist.”

The launch of Bad Date TV is designed to help, in a humorous way, by showing some common ‘bad date behaviors’ that singles may not even be aware they are doing. In webisodes featuring four fictional characters that all show bad dating behavior.

“Bad Date TV was a natural creative progression,” says Kelton. “I realized after writing a dating book, going on too many dates to count, and being the CEO and founder of BadOnlineDates.com that the common denominator of all bad dates is that the person who is behaving badly is oblivious to their behavior.”

For more information, visit http://www.BadOnlineDates.com.

Media Contact:

Jennifer Kelton

Founder and CEO BadOnlineDates.com LLC

310-306-2366

Jennifer @ BadOnlinedates.com

http://www.Jenniferkelton.Presskit247.com

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