SightSpeed Click-To-Call Video Calling

Not everyone may feel that there’s value in some types of mobile video calling , but video calling on a desktop has loads of value for lots of people. I know I’m generalizing, but I think you know what I mean. Now consider all these dating sites out there that are currently leveraging the social value of Skype by means of click-to-call buttons on web pages - say as part of some member’s profile. There’s a market in dating, and services that properly serve people will succeed.

Now imagine if all these dating sites had click-to-call video calling, straight from a web site, at the click of a button. Peter Csathy says that his company’s SightSpeed offering already has this ability - obviously a little known fact. Want to make a fortune online? Combine SightSpeed’s video click-to-call functionality with a site like Verbdate, which has Skype audio click-to-call, use a member model like PlentyofFish.com (i.e., free but ad based), and the semi-anonymous calling of MatchTalk from Match.com, which uses Jangl [updated] technology. Of course, you’d want all the web2.0 social networking features that Peter talks about. And beat everyone else to the punch.

Now this would be a website that would mint money because it’d leverage technology to give people what they really want, whether they’re willing to admit it openly or not.