Future Trends: Diet Comparison Engine Anyone?
Here is a quick thought: why doesn’t someone come out with a dietary shopping comparison engine? Perhaps there is already one in existence, and I have not found it, but otherwise I would expect to see one soon.
Inspired by a Hitwise, I am well aware the dietary and health segment is a booming industry. Envisioning a listing of supplements and diet pills, exercise systems, and more with a customer feedback system does not seem a huge leap. Throw in a little information here and there, and you could have something.
If you are wondering, the current leaders in this segment, for women 35-44 are listed below:
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Rank |
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Domain |
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1. |
Obesity Help |
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2. |
Slim Fast |
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3. |
5factordiet.com |
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4. |
Jillian Michaels |
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5. |
LifeScript.com |
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6. |
Gaiam |
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7. |
eDiets |
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8. |
The Biggest Loser Club |
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9. |
Prevention Magazine |
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10. |
QualityHealth.com |
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January 16th, 2008 at 9:58 am
Great idea. It makes me think that there is still quite a bit of growth potential for the niche markets for comparison sites. Obviously anything with a UPC can be compared, but anything that has an ample supply should also be up there as well (Kayak.com does this really really well).
January 16th, 2008 at 2:21 pm
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January 17th, 2008 at 10:26 am
Thanks for the link
and I’m happy to see us there at #6. We have big plans for ‘08 and I’m sure we’ll do even better with the end-of-year results next year.
FYI - I’m sure our affiliate manager would be more than happy to work with anyone that starts such a shopping engine by providing a product/price feed, coupon codes, etc.
Glad I found this site. Bookmark=Added.
January 17th, 2008 at 10:43 am
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February 4th, 2008 at 4:10 pm
I found one: http://www.healthpricer.com/. Just thought I would mention it.