Chris Reed
Nov 20, 2013

Being banned in Singapore is better than sex for AshleyMadison.com

It’s pretty easy to get massive viral PR in Singapore and increase customer engagement. Create a website that specialises in adultery. “Bring it” to Singapore. Let the politicians, Facebook and public do the rest, then finally “ban it”. Bang, you have the No. 1 “dating” site in Singapore and more than 100,000 new customers with zero spend. Genius.

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