Background Information

Writing love poetry is one of the most pervasive activities of the human mind; an attempt to give form to the formless, powerful feelings that accompany the emotion we call love.  Emotion Promotions Co. has created the web site: http://www.lovepoetry.com (Love Poetry) with the “lover” in mind.  As such, Love Poetry is attracting an immediate following that is increasing significantly every month.

LovePoetry was created with the goal to be a significant e-commerce engine.  The mission of LovePoetry is to encourage the writing of love poetry for enjoyment and emotional release and to offer to the poet an opportunity to market the fruits of his labor through selling poems on various media and in various forms. This revenue generating mechanism has a built-in mechanism that significantly reduces the publishing risk.  This poetic outlet will encourage large numbers of poets to contribute to the LovePoetry web site’s database of poems.

LovePoetry intends to create other revenue generating areas of the basic web site to satisfy the diverse needs of the regular web site visitor.  LovePoetry will create these areas through partnerships with companies engaged in catering to “lovers’.  Examples of these types of partnerships would be offering flowers and wine in a separate section of the web site.  The possibilities are almost endless.  LovePoetry intends to evolve into a Portal where the regular visitor will find a refuge from the “web” by providing a quiet experience and many of the needs that the web offers.

The LovePoetry domain name was chosen to lend itself to easily identifiable brand advertising.  The name has been further protected through the purchase of many of the domain name variations.  Additional domain names are available to uniquely brand the various sections of the LovePoetry experience.

Investors who want to get into a ground floor investment will discover that the LovePoetry web site offers a significant growth opportunity.  In the near future LovePoetry expects to add many features to enhance the appeal of the LovePoetry web site including e-commerce.

The lovepoetry.com web site presently delivers 5,000,000 page impressions monthly. That is a 800% increase over one year ago.  The site has 500,000 user sessions a month and the average dwell time is approximately 12 minutes per visit.  The average LovePoetry visitor views 10 pages per visit. Studies show that if an Internet user views an ad, on average, 6 times they will be very likely to react to it.  Since the average LovePoetry visitor views 10 pages per visit the LovePoetry advertiser has the opportunity to present their ad several times to each visitor.

Please contact:
David E. Doggett
President, Emotion Promotions
ddoggett@lovepoetry.com
650-366-1450

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LovePoetry’s Effect on Peoples Lives
 

Here are a few of the comments we have received from LovePoetry web site visitors:

• “I just want to let you guys know that your site is one of the coolest site ever. I mean it's very unique and creative.”

• “I must say that I really love your website. I mean even the URL address is just lovely itself.”

• “I just wanted to thank the creators of this page for making a place where poets like myself who know we will never be pro's can put our work out for the world to see. And so that I can read what other people like me are writing about.”

• “this is my favorite web site  ......I love it....never take it away”

• “This is the best web site ever, have spent many hours here and found such great enjoyment.. Keep the great poetry coming.  Truly a wonderful site.  the best!”

• “I first began to get serious about my poetry when I first submitted my poetry to you.  After I did, I entered a contest. I just recently found out that I am a semi-finalist in the American Northwest and they are going to get me published in an upcoming book called "The Mystical Night".

• "Your site was the first place I went when I decided to start making my poetry public. I'm shooting for being a writer now. And I have just started my own website."

• "Just wanted to say thanks.”

• “A friend let me read this poem she found on the net.  It just so happened that I felt this way about a guy I knew.  He had no idea how I felt until I gave him this poem.  That was over a year and a half ago, and now we are married and expecting our first baby!  What a great poem!”

                        I would really hate to say it,
                        But our friendship just can't last.
                        The remarkable times we shared together,
                        Have faded to the past.

                        I told you it would happen,
                        Our friendship was bound to end.
                        Although I know you care for me,
                        I cannot consider you a friend.

                        Please don't try to argue,
                        Just try to understand.
                        That time can change some people,
                        As the tide can change the sand.

                        Our friendship has been lovely,
                        But you see it has an end.
                        For now I fell in a different way,
                        I've fallen in love with you, my friend.
 
 

• “'I really liked your poem because my father and I don’t have a very good relationship. So when I read your poem it made think of how stupid I’ve been and I called my dad and told him that I loved him.”

                                   I never took your advice,
                                     -too headstrong to listen.

                                   I never tried my best,
                                     -too stupid to recognize.

                                   I never heard the truth,
                                     -too ignorant to believe.

                                   I never thought ahead,
                                     -too childish to know.

                                   I never wait to talk,
                                     -too emotional to control.

                                   I never say, "I love you",
                                     -too stubborn to admit...

                                       "I love you daddy."