I’d like to see more technology, politics, education and business content aimed at that age group to truly fit all women.
We, as founders of http://www.thenextwomen.com would love to team up with limelife, we can provide them with the business content they are missing out on!!
Julia V
· 1 year ago
Very interesting business model. Best of luck. I like the collage image you put together.
Liz K
· 1 year ago
Thanks for the kudos on the collage. We're excited to be launching LimeLife. We welcome all comments, compliments, and even constructive criticism about the site--that's how we get a beat on what women want. As the editor of the Life section, I'm passionate about the 2008 election and cover politics (the fun and the serious) daily. Have a read, enjoy, and we look forward to hearing from you!
Regina
· 1 year ago
So essentially women over 34 are relegated to lame sites like iVillage? Sorry, I know some women like that site and others I can't think of right now, but come on, this isn't our mom's over 34++. I was excited to see the Limelife logo and it looked and sounded like a site that could speak to me. Then the age anvil was dropped into the text. As a borderline gen Xr, I reject such narrowcasting of women. Ugh, so frustrating.
Sandi
· 1 year ago
I agree with Regina. Just looking at the header -- "celebs/fashion/beauty/movies/music/love/life/shopping" -- it looks like every generic "for women" website out there. All it needs is a section for cleaning products. It's great that Liz covers the election, but the rest of the site looks like every other women's ghetto on the Internet.
Dr David Black
· 6 months ago
Fashion magazines often look alike. It is refreshing to see one that is different ! Dr.David Black www.blackchiropractic.com.au
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We, as founders of http://www.thenextwomen.com would love to team up with limelife, we can provide them with the business content they are missing out on!!
Dr.David Black
www.blackchiropractic.com.au