Businessinsider.com just covered the launch of Love Room, The startup boasts that it’s “a platform where single people from all around the world can rent their living space to others under one condition: they need to be attractive.”
Businessinsider.com just covered the launch of Love Room, The startup boasts that it’s “a platform where single people from all around the world can rent their living space to others under one condition: they need to be attractive.”
instead of TryLoveRoom.com , they should have paid $280 and taken MyLoveRoom.com over at Sedo “Buy Now”
If you look at the Tech Crunch dead pool of now and sometimes quickly deceased hopeful startups almost all of them have made the same bad decision. As simon said yesterday, it’s more than a name to build a business, but the evidence in the dead pool and example, after example like this that we’ve all cover 1-2x a week, prove that the name DOES matter as a foundation would for the office the physical building is built on. Sink or swim? (I’d tag that on sales pages “so what would you rather do, sink or swim?”)
Selling shallowness, what a repulsive business model. I wish them the worst of luck.