The Coupon Cupboard(view profile)

TheCouponCupboard.com has experienced a virtual population explosion over the last year, and has grown into an online leader with more than 30 thousand unique monthly visitors, almost 4,000 members and an average of 1,500 forum members and guests online at any given time.

The site’s latest growth spurt, http://thecouponcupboard.com/reviews, was birthed out of a need to expand the site and offer additional review and giveaway information. The blog may be new, but the website is no stranger to product reviews or giveaways. Chaotic Communications, LLC, the parent company of TheCouponCupboard.com has enjoyed longstanding relationships with top companies. The addition of the review blog provides members and visitors with even more resources and insights into products and insider savings.

BeTweenTalk(view profile)

With an average of 3,000 visitors on the site at any given time and an Alexa ranking of under 100,000, BeTweenTalk.com is already one of the most popular and influential social networks online. The scope of influence will increase substantially as BeTweenTalk.com launches their new kid testing panel where tween based merchandise and products will be scrutinized and reviewed by the tweens themselves.

Founded by ChaoticCommunications.com, the successful website is largely run and moderated by a multi-national team of administrators and moderators. It began as (and still is) a safe place on the web that parents can trust. The forums and blog postings are closely monitored and all members use avatars that they create themselves, as opposed to real photos. Home addresses, phone numbers and email contact information are not revealed. The website’s phenomenal success is largely due to the fact that it offers something for everyone. From games, movie topics, thousands of user-created polls, personal blogs, and community groups to homework topics, books and trivia—BeTweenTalk.com gives every tween an outlet to express themselves to their peers.

The addition of the new kid testing panel will be something to watch, as the influential tween population uses this new platform to actively voice their opinions on the products that are offered to them. Marketing companies and manufacturers will get first hand information on the success or failure rate of their efforts and parents can use the information to decide whether or not the latest gadget is a worthy purchase.
According to marketing research, the tween population is the driving force behind the success of top grossing movies, (High School Musical) books (Twilight) and music sales (Jonas Brothers). The thoughts and opinions of this age group are a powerful influence in today’s market, and the new kid testing panel of BeTweenTalk.com will have their finger on the pulse of up-and-coming merchandise, products, food and more.

We Fit Families (view profile)

The We Fit Families site features women from across the world sharing their stories of previous weight loss woes as well as weekly diary entries, detailing their challenges and successes as they work toward their individual and family weight loss goals. In a members' only forum, website participants worldwide can share their own stories and tips, encouraging each other to persevere through the challenges of leading healthy lifestyles. To encourage healthy activity with their children, the We Fit Families discusses innovative fitness video games such as the Wii Fit and XBOX. From keeping active in the winter months to helping special needs children learn how to improve balance and control, We Fit Families shares stories about the many benefits of using games in their fitness routines.

The We Fit Families website launched December 20, 2008 with their "Building Stronger Families Challenge."

Featured on the site are bloggers that will be highlighting their personal stories. We Fit Families mission is to build a community of women and men supporting one another in their goals to help build healthier families in 2009. Join us now for the kick-off of We Fit Families-Building Stronger Families Challenge.