TeeBeeDee Boomer Experience Bank: Top Four Ways to Meet New People 40+

Latest TeeBeeDee Poll reveals that a growing number of people over 40 believe that Online Dating sites are the best way to meet

San Francisco, Calif. (PRWEB) October 5, 2008 -- TeeBeeDee (http://www.tbd.com), a social network for adults 40+ who believe life is still to be determined, offers the results of the latest TeeBeeDee Weekly Boomer Poll. TeeBeeDee members were asked to respond to a poll about the best way for people over 40 to meet. A "Friend's Dinner Party" was the number one response, but about one-third of respondents indicated that online dating sites are the best way for the over 40 crowd to meet.

In the latest TeeBeeDee Boomer Poll, members were asked: What's the best way to meet people when you're over 40? Hundreds of members responded with the following results:

•    32 % Friends' dinner parties

•    30 % Online Dating Sites

•    30 % Networking events

•    9 % happy hour

This is consistent with recent findings, such as NPD Group's "Entertainment Trends in America" study, which polled 11,600 consumers online and found that over 41% of Boomers have visited social networks. Boomers are typically described as adults between 44 and 64 years old. Boomers represent over 77 million people in the U.S. and are one of the fastest growing segments online.

But Boomers tend to be a bit more cautious about meeting random people online, and are gravitating toward niche sites to connect with people who are the same age and have shared interests, such as golf, politics, sports, or writing. "Boomers embrace online dating, but often gravitate towards specialized sites such as TeeBeeDee because they can get started in a friendly group environment," says Robin Wolaner, TeeBeeDee CEO (http://www.tbd.com/company/info.html). "TeeBeeDee offers Boomers a hybrid between a friend's dinner party and an online dating site. It's a safe and welcoming place for talking, sharing, and socializing. Then they can move on to meeting or dating when they're ready."

Boomers are embracing social networks like TeeBeeDee in greater numbers because they can meet new friends and learn from people with similar life experiences. At TeeBeeDee, Boomers come together to share and discuss their passions across a wide variety of topics such as pets, cooking, travel, family, and genealogy. It is also the place where Boomers ask questions and receive advice on careers, finance, family, health, relationships, sex over 40, friendships, and much more. In fact, most TeeBeeDee members say they come to TeeBeeDee to "meet new people" and for "friendship."

People over 40 connect on TeeBeeDee by joining or creating group discussions. Some of the most popular groups on TeeBeeDee that are helping Boomers to meet new people include:

Dating Over 40

Sex Over 40

Divorce

The Challenges of Being Single

Transitions in Midlife

About TeeBeeDee

TeeBeeDee is a social network for people 40+ who know that life is still To Be Determined. TeeBeeDee is the place where people who have lived a little meet to reinvigorate their lives with new friendships and make the most of life's "second half." TeeBeeDee's social networking platform includes groups, discussions, private messaging, Q&A, profiles, quizzes, polls, alerts, tags, photos, and original editorial content. At TeeBeeDee, Boomers come together to share and discuss their passions across a wide variety of interests such as pets, cooking, travel, family, and genealogy. It is also the place where Boomers ask questions and receive advice on topics as varied as careers, finance, family, health, relationships, sex over 40, and much more.

For more information, visit http://www.tbd.com.

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Contact Information
Lora Ma
TeeBeeDee
http://www.tbd.com
(415) 947-0670

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