It’s this time of the year again – the race for 2013 iDate Awards begins this month and will go on until another spectacular event in mid January 2013. SkaDate Dating Software will once again try its luck in the Best Dating Software Provider category, and who knows, maybe the elusive first prize will not escape us this time.
Last year we managed our best result to date, with a runner-up position only behind the almighty White Label Dating. The placing (really the best case scenario, as explained here) was the joint effort of our development team that came up with the best version of the SkaDate dating script, and our cherished community of dating site owners. For that we are forever grateful to all the people who voted for us in the finals.
As always, it is important to remember that iDate Awards is a chance for all dating websites to get some exposure and recognition. Once a site is nominated in one of the categories, admins could encourage their members to actively vote for it to climb in the ranks.
We believe many of our clients deserve to be in the running in the Most Innovative or Best Newcomer categories. Drop us a line, and after we check out your effort, we’d be glad to give you our vote.
But even without all the nerve-wracking and excitement of the nominal race, iDate Awards is a great event for the industry. If there is one must-attend gathering to consider, the January Internet Dating Conference in Las Vegas is it.
All the leading companies running online dating businesses will be there. It is simply a great opportunity to meet the real people behind some of the most successful websites and enterprises, learn from their experience and share ideas. Don’t miss it.
Once again, the awards themselves and the Internet Dating Conference in Las Vegas will be held on January 17, 2013. The voting for the industry best will be done between November 8, 2012 and January 4, 2013, with nominations open from now until October 31, 2012. Visit this site and submit your choice now. Good luck, and let the best sites win!
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