UK Free Dating Website Share Their Success with International Markets

Having succeeded in breaking the UK dating market, Completely Free Dating, a UK based free dating service with absolutely no charge for any featured offered, announced today that they are expanding their services to countries outside of the UK. The first new site to be launched will be Completely Free Dating Ireland, shortly after followed by Completely Free Dating Australia and then Completely Free Dating New Zealand.

The launch of these new websites is a significant step forward for Completely Free Dating, who earlier in the year demonstrated their UK success by re-launching the UK version of the website. The new sites are due to be launched in Ireland on 15th August 2009, Australia on 12th September 2009 and finally New Zealand on 18th October 2009. Unlike many of their online competitors, Completely Free Dating do not charge for any service offered and the same will apply for the three new websites.

Having recognized the demand for free online dating services in the UK, the team at Completely Free Dating are keen to share their successful website experience with other countries, starting close to home in Ireland, while simultaneously expanding their business.

The dedicated team at Completely Free Dating are very passionate about the work they do and feel that expanding their services further a field is the next step to take their business forward. They are delighted with the rapid growth of their UK dating website, originally launched in 2006, and are excited about hitting the singles market in other corners of the world.

Completely Free Dating aspires to expand their business while maintaining a high quality service. Their priority has always been to put their member’s needs first, offering excellent service and dating advice and this will be no different with the launch of the three new websites. With the state of the current economy Deborah feels people are saving money and turning to free online dating websites rather than “pay to use” sites.

Press