The premiere website for brides of color, ChocolateBrides.Com averaged 7 million hits per month for 2006. Owners Kesha Monk & Eugene Myrick have decided to reach offline brides as well!
January 24, 2007 (Press Release) --
New York, NY- The success of the three-year-old website ChocolateBrides.Com has inspired owners, radio personality Kesha Monk and her husband/business partner, Eugene Myrick, to launch Chocolate Brides Magazine. The owners promise that just like ChocolateBrides.Com, Chocolate Brides Magazine will celebrate women of color who represent various shapes, sizes and complexions.
The launch of Chocolate Brides Magazine is slated for an April 2007 release. The premiere issue will be distributed in the New York City tri-state area and expand throughout the nation by years end. Upon production, Chocolate Brides Magazine will be available for purchase at Barnes and Noble, B. Dalton, Borders Book Stores and various newsstands throughout the tri-state area. Subscriptions are currently available for purchase through the website ChocolateBridesMagazine.com.
ChocolateBrides.Com is receiving an average of 7 million hits per month. The popularity of this site is driven by the camaraderie and close-knit bond women form on the ChocolateBrides.Com message boards. Through the ChocolateBrides.Com message board, women who are single, engaged or married, living all over the world, trust and seek support and advice from each other.
ChocolateBrides.Com, with its eye-catching layout and exquisite graphics, couldn't be more helpful. One visit to the 'Music Room' and you are sampling romantic wedding songs such as "Inseparable" by Natalie Cole and "I Found My Everything" by Mary J. Blige. If you are unsure about how expensive your special day will be, visit the 'Tips' section and find that with proper budgeting, you really can have it all.
ChocolateBrides.Com owner Kesha Monk states, “Our website is a useful tool for wedding planning. We have an online family that our brides never leave. After the honeymoon, brides come back to share photos, give advice and make vendor recommendations to other members. It’s sort of like an online sorority with thousands of sisters from New York to The Netherlands”. This type of network creates an invaluable source for potential vendors. Once a bride has a great experience with a vendor, she shares that information with her message board family, and just like that, a referral has just been made.
Black owned and operated by two Shaw University graduates, ChocolateBrides.Com offers a vendor section that is affectionately referred to as “The Mall”.
Only three years old, and still growing, ChocolateBrides.Com is quickly becoming a one stop shop for brides-to-be who are looking for world-class resources.
The owners of ChocolateBrides.Com & Chocolate Brides Magazine are looking forward to presenting women of color with many more vendors and advertisers who realize the benefit of marketing their products and services to this grossly ignored consumer base.
The launch of Chocolate Brides Magazine is slated for an April 2007 release. The premiere issue will be distributed in the New York City tri-state area and expand throughout the nation by years end. Upon production, Chocolate Brides Magazine will be available for purchase at Barnes and Noble, B. Dalton, Borders Book Stores and various newsstands throughout the tri-state area. Subscriptions are currently available for purchase through the website ChocolateBridesMagazine.com.
ChocolateBrides.Com is receiving an average of 7 million hits per month. The popularity of this site is driven by the camaraderie and close-knit bond women form on the ChocolateBrides.Com message boards. Through the ChocolateBrides.Com message board, women who are single, engaged or married, living all over the world, trust and seek support and advice from each other.
ChocolateBrides.Com, with its eye-catching layout and exquisite graphics, couldn't be more helpful. One visit to the 'Music Room' and you are sampling romantic wedding songs such as "Inseparable" by Natalie Cole and "I Found My Everything" by Mary J. Blige. If you are unsure about how expensive your special day will be, visit the 'Tips' section and find that with proper budgeting, you really can have it all.
ChocolateBrides.Com owner Kesha Monk states, “Our website is a useful tool for wedding planning. We have an online family that our brides never leave. After the honeymoon, brides come back to share photos, give advice and make vendor recommendations to other members. It’s sort of like an online sorority with thousands of sisters from New York to The Netherlands”. This type of network creates an invaluable source for potential vendors. Once a bride has a great experience with a vendor, she shares that information with her message board family, and just like that, a referral has just been made.
Black owned and operated by two Shaw University graduates, ChocolateBrides.Com offers a vendor section that is affectionately referred to as “The Mall”.
Only three years old, and still growing, ChocolateBrides.Com is quickly becoming a one stop shop for brides-to-be who are looking for world-class resources.
The owners of ChocolateBrides.Com & Chocolate Brides Magazine are looking forward to presenting women of color with many more vendors and advertisers who realize the benefit of marketing their products and services to this grossly ignored consumer base.
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