ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, February 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) The newly rebranded Bridesandlovers.com has once again achieved a major milestone, for the second quater in a row visitor numbers to the site has doubled affirming its position as one of the largest and fastest growing Russian brides sites online.
A special page has been created for men searching for Ukrainian brides, http://www.bridesandlovers.com/marry_ukrainian_brides.php
Bridesandlovers.com operate In an increasingly competitive dating niche, the site distinguishes itself with a diverse international membership database made up of Russian women living in Russia and all over the world as well as single men from all over the world - including USA, UK, Australia and many European countries - looking for a Russian partner. To add to the huge diversity, there are growing numbers of ladies joining the site from all over Eastern Europe including countries such as Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, Belarus, Lithuania and Moldova.
The company has invested very heavy in search marketing, all the top keywords have pride in top search engine results ensuring a steady flow of new women sign ups by the hour.
The New look Bridesandlovers.com attracts over 1000 new members every week and with an ever increasing membership base - the site really is fast becoming the number one site for Western men to search for Russian brides for love, romance and marriage.
"With an ever increasing amount of online members , the increased activity level in the site has become astounding, along with new interactive features recently incorporated into the site . There are now more than 10,000 emails sent between members on the site each day." said Stefan Hendrick, CEO at Red Square Cupid operator of Bridesandlovers.com.
Bridesandlovers.com is a premium quality Russian dating site. Where as many other Russian dating sites offer a pay 'per communication' charge system, the site offers a flat monthly subscription fee allowing unlimited communication and free exchange of contact information with all members on the site.
The new look and branding of Bridesandlovers.com are aimed at strengthening its association with its parent company Red Square Cupid. - well known for operating superior quality sites that offer good value for money.
"When you look at the huge amount of Russian and Ukrainian women signing up each day along with members having unlimited interactions with as many singles as you like - you are in for an exciting and rewarding Russian dating experience," concluded Hendrick.
For a detailed look at bridesandlovers.com please visit; http://www.bridesandlovers.com/russian_brides.php
Bridesandlovers.com is part of the Red Square Cupid network. Red Square Cupid is a digital media and internet information services company that operates innovative, database driven interactive dating sites focused on niche markets. Red Square Cupid has thousands of customers in the USA, Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia and Eastern Europe
Bridesandlovers.com is a leading international dating site for singles searching for Russian and Ukrainian women for marraige and romance. For further information please contact us at +7 965 0064244
For the Second Quarter in a Row Visitor Numbers to Bridesandlovers.com Has Doubled Affirming its Position as One of the Largest and Fastest Growing Russian Brides Sites Online
The newly rebranded Bridesandlovers.com has once again achieved a major milestone, for the second quater in a row visitor numbers to the site has doubled affirming its position as one of the largest and fastest growing Russian brides sites online.
2013-02-09
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[Press-News.org] For the Second Quarter in a Row Visitor Numbers to Bridesandlovers.com Has Doubled Affirming its Position as One of the Largest and Fastest Growing Russian Brides Sites OnlineThe newly rebranded Bridesandlovers.com has once again achieved a major milestone, for the second quater in a row visitor numbers to the site has doubled affirming its position as one of the largest and fastest growing Russian brides sites online.