SavvyInsider.com Launches New Format For Singles Lifestyle Magazine
For singles who know there's life beyond online dating, SavvyInsider.com offers a lifestyle magazine and social events calendar that changes the culture of single life.
(PRWEB) July 27, 2005 -- SavvyInsider.com, the premier lifestyle web magazine
for singles, has launched a new format that offers provocative articles, a
national calendar of events and travel for singles, community forums and
streaming comedy entertainment.
The cultural content, social calendar and
edgy metro attitude distinguish SavvyInsider.com from relationship magazines and
online dating services. The approach changes popular perceptions that single
life is exclusively about online dating.
Daryl Travis, CEO of BrandTrust,
whose clients include American Express and Fedex, comments, "Your site looks
great. It really has a nice look and feel, which I think is very appropriate for
the audience and what you're trying to convey. The localization is very
smart."
The magazine publishes articles that define the times in which
single live, covering politics, personal finance, lifestyle, dating,
relationships, sports, fitness, and film/book/music/fashion
reviews.
The social calendar identifies singles
events, describes them and tells where they can be found nationwide. It
alleviates the frustration of searching through disparate sources to find
activities exclusively for singles.
SavvyInsider.com’s community forums
fly in the face of the status quo by providing an alternative to online dating.
The forums allow singles to interact based on real interests without the need
for a profile.
Integrating entertainment within the magazine,
SavvyInsider.com gives singles a break from life’s stress with streaming video
of the country’s hottest standup comedians.
Stella Juarez, a single
author from San Diego, summed up, "I really like what you've done with the site.
It’s better than Slate."
David Barsky, a single, public relations
professor at Temple University says, "I think the personality that shines
through in the site is perfect. It’s genuinely witty and has a tone that will
attract people. The articles also reflect this irreverent personality. It
reminds me of a magazine such as GQ or Stuff, only online."
To visit
SavvyInsider.com’s home page and find out how the magazine is changing the
playing field of single life, go to http://www.savvyinsider.com.
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