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		<title>How and why we started Eligon.ca</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[We practice what we preach. A glimpse into our own startup. The idea came while overhearing a conversation of a few friends of ours who are all in top positions in their fields, executives, doctors, lawyers and university professors and they were sharing horror stories of single life and especially online dating. Some of them [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h2>We practice what we preach. A glimpse into our own startup.</h2>
<p>The idea came while overhearing a conversation of a few friends of ours  who are all in top positions in their fields, executives, doctors,  lawyers and university professors and they were sharing horror stories  of single life and especially online dating. Some of them were  complaining about a lack of accomplished singles and that the generic  dating websites were just a pool of unemployed people especially during  the recession. Others were uncomfortable with the idea that their  picture and personal information was going to be used as advertisements  and be available to the public. The remainder though couldn&#8217;t bear the  idea of encountering their secretary, clients or students on these  websites.</p>
<p>Owning a web development company and solving our client&#8217;s problems using  web application all day long I thought about it a little and asked  them. What if there was a special kind of a dating website?</p>
<p>A website that would screen people based on education, income and  management, and at this website, user profiles were protected from the  public.</p>
<p>What if somebody just signs in to this website under a fake name and  look at our profiles, or lie about who they are just to get in? They  asked.</p>
<p>&#8220;Then we&#8217;ll verify the identity of each person registering to the  website&#8221; I said.  Realizing how excited they were at the idea that there  would actually be a website like that me and Alex started doing our  research discovering how great of a need these very successful people  who neglected their love life in favour of their career have for a  dating service and also discovering how inadequate and risky the  available options are we decided to go for it and create a better kind  of an online dating site. Owning a web design company we had the  knowledge and the tools to turn into reality, we&#8217;ve done it before for  our clients so it was time to do it for ourselves.</p>
<p>It wasn&#8217;t easy, the dating industry has been labelled as shady and  morally grey, and we have to overcome that perception everyday but it is  a very rewarding challenge. The dating industry is almost as bad as  VIAGRA. Knowing we can compete in such a saturated market gives me great  confidence to offer our clients the same marketing solutions that work  for us.</p>
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		<title>Is there integrity in internet marketing?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 May 2010 00:39:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Let&#8217;s face the truth; marketing and advertising are morally grey fields to begin with. Advertisements are overloaded with promises and exaggerations, ridiculed by countless comedians, and labeled as sleazy since the beginning of capitalism. The internet is also known to be a place potent with shady activity. What happens when you combine the two? A [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Let&#8217;s face the truth; marketing and advertising are morally grey fields  to begin with. Advertisements are overloaded with promises and  exaggerations, ridiculed by countless comedians, and labeled as sleazy  since the beginning of capitalism. The internet is also known to be a  place potent with shady activity. What happens when you combine the two?  A total anarchy or is it possible to maintain integrity in internet  marketing?</p>
<p>I believe that it&#8217;s possible to market real value  through the internet without over promising and manipulation. Search  engines are a wonderful thing they actually change the whole advertising  dynamic by allowing advertisers to advertise to people who are actually  actively searching for their services instead of imposing on  unsuspected viewers or pedestrians. It also allows for advertisers to  pay exactly for only traffic they actually get by Pay Per Click. There  are many other technological advantages to internet marketing to be able  to become less sleazy. Unfortunately due to the fact that internet  marketing is about 30 times cheaper than TV and the fact that there are  no start-up costs to start advertising on the internet there&#8217;s mayhem. A  flock of affiliate marketers, who are basically people who are selling  other peoples products online for commission, are breaking all the  rules. Most commonly they are using sales letters, the infomercial&#8217;s  twin from a parallel internet universe. These sales letters are  typically 5-10 pages long all crammed in one page, filled with fake  quotes from fake clients. Pictures of mansions, jets and houses that  these alleged money-making-gurus have and an overdose of &#8220;CLICK HERE&#8221;,  &#8220;LIMITED TIME OFFER&#8221; &#8220;FREE&#8221; and &#8220;BUY NOW&#8221; graphics. The biggest problem  that I have with these methods other than the cheesiness is that they  sell virtual products with no real value.  The internet has the  potential reverse the whole dynamic of advertising with search engines  and social media. But I think we&#8217;re only going to start seeing a major  shift in a few years when Google takes over the planet; meanwhile we&#8217;ll  all have to continue to &#8220;CLICK HERE NOW&#8221;.</p>
<p class="signatureRight">Boris Giller<br />
- Marketing Manager</p>
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