The Berlin-based Groupon competitor DailyDeal is continuing to grow and establish it’s position in the market.
DailyDeal was founded in September 2009, and according to Fabian Heilemann, the co-founder and CEO of DailyDeal, they expect a turnover of €30 – €40 million for this current year. Their recent reports also signal that they sold over 252,000 vouchers within the first three months of 2011 alone.
The next step for this German company will be to expand internationally. So far, DailyDeal is operating its service in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. For the near future DailyDeal plans to enter markets in Scandinavia and Benelux, taking their challenger brand to the next level and hoping to take the number one spot of GroupOn. Given that in Austria DailyDeal has already surpassed Groupon, according to CEO Fabian Heilemann, their goal may not be so far off after all.
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[…] was launched as a two-person start-up in December of 2009 and has quickly grown with a reported 252,000 vouchers sold in the first quarter of this […]
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