Called the Digg for women, Sk*rt is a site for women to share their favorite web content with other women. It has categorized and indexed all the links submitted, and, like Digg, the links voted most popular make it to the top of the home page. The home page, then, is constantly changing, which is a fun reality to sites like this. And of course they have a "most popular" category so you won"t ever miss those sites that really struck a chord with the Sk*rt audience. I liked that two of the most popular links on the home page today were about "greening" your household and family. That shows progress and a bit of optimism for our future. In general, the site is highly functional, practical, fun and user-friendly.
sk*rt is a social media platform of pure goodness. A plaza for the peachy. A portal to the pretty. A place to find cool things. To read smart scoop. To connect with fab ideas, exceptional people, useful information, excellent products. All of it. And more.
sk*rt is just like that friend who always finds the best stuff. Only better.
A Digg site for women is clever, practical and fun.
How are they publicizing this site to draw more traffic? How are they making a profit?
