In my experience, the mom blogs are probably the most active (and interesting) part of the blogosphere.

I think this whole gender is wildly underserved, but especially mothers with kids 18 and under...there's huge money to be made building services/communites around these specific needs. BlogHer, etc, is good but just the tip of the iceberg.

http://broadstuff.com/archives/1330-En-gendering-the-next-gr...

Another similar demo is teachers. Trying to "reinvent education" is great but the the meantime millions of teachers and millions more students are underserved and struggling.

Facebook apps. But I doubt they'll be as effective with facebook's relatively new layout.

The TC commenters (yeah, I know) are calling bullshit on the growth numbers.

Oh, is it 850k FB app users? I thought they meant actual users of their site.

Should have clarified: according to them it's actual site users, but their FB apps are what drove the growth.

I can't believe I'm writing this, but I tend to agree with the sentiment reflected in the TC comments: something isn't right.

How can a site with so many users be dead everywhere else?

http://www.quarkbase.com/show/circleofmoms.com