Seriously. Wot Went Wrong? The Answer to All your Love Related Questions.
Like I’ve said in the past, it’s not every day that I write about a company that’s not completely related to mobile. Fortunately for you, today is one of those days.
Last night I found myself at an event with about 20 other women in the room. I quickly realized that I was the only guy there and thought to myself,
“Well gee – this should be interesting..”
After hearing about what Women Inspire Tech (WIT) is all about, I realized that it was a pretty cool organization they had pulled together. As I mentioned briefly to the organizer Tiffany,
“It’s great you guys are hosting these events to help women create more meaningful connections and see how we can all help each other…”
“..It reminds me a lot of my friend Mark Sackett’s event he has called, The Art of Active Networking“.
It wasn’t until a little later in the evening that I ran into Audrey from Australia who happens to be the CEO of WotWentWrong.com. I realized after we started talking that she had actually created something that to me, has been LONG overdue in this day and age. Essentially, what WotWentWrong does is provide an online social network (a community as I look at it) of people who have been where you are (or might be in the near future) in your love life.
As described on the WotWentWrong site:
When it comes to sharing “your situation”,
“A problem shared is a problem halved.
Sometimes it feels like your situation is totally unique. But, more often than not, someone else has been through something similar. Share your dating and relationship experiences and leverage the collective experience of the WotWentWrong community to get you through it. Their advice might just be invaluable!”
When it comes to giving insight on others “situations”,
“Found a post that resonates wth you and want to share your insights?
- Leave a Comment on the post
- Follow that author’s blog and get notified of new posts by them
- Share the post to Facebook and Twitter”
WotWentWrong has been featured on several popular media outlets which include: CNN, The Huffington Post, GQ, Cnet, and ABC to name a few..
The site’s design is also pretty appealing, actually reminds me of Pinterst and seeing as more than 80% of Pinterest’s users are women, it’d be a safe bet that WotWentWrong’s target audience is probably women as well.
You can check out more in the video below.
Or simply visit their website.
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