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Internet's First Diet Social Networking Site, DietOffice.biz, Turns to TransMedia to Lose Fat, Gain Publicity
8/27/2007
DietOffice.biz says it
wants TransMedia Group, one of Florida's leading PR firms, to put it on a
strict promotional diet.
Calling itself the dieters' equivalent to social networking on MySpace,
YouTube and Google, DietOffice has launched an introductory website
(http://www.dietoffice.biz), which it says will be putting on more muscle as it
works out.
"We'll be adding software and technology currently in development that
will allow each new visitor to the site to interact with fellow dieters,
while uploading and downloading everything from cooking recipes and
exercise tips to motivational encouragement to stick with weight-loss
regimens," said DietOffice.biz creator Ronnie C. Wright.
"Our parent company, Platemate.biz, is focused on three areas, luxury,
diet and wellness and TransMedia will help us to partner with like-minded
companies and brands," said Wright, who is the world's first Acroneticist
and award-winning inventor of Acronetics, the Acronetic Watch & Clock and
the Miss Modelicious Diet powered by the Stayfine Formula. The "fine" in
the formula stands for "fit, intelligent, natural and energetic."
Billed as the world's first diet social networking site, DietOffice
says it has software and technology in development that will allow each new
visitor to develop "inner excellence" by interacting for free with other
like-minded dieters.
While the site will have its formal launch in Fall of 2007, it is
partially up now to give visitors a sense of what is to come, said Wright.
On the site now are tips on dieting and fitness.
"We're in talks with major companies to allow us to connect banks of
servers that will store all this information that will be linked and
networked. And it's all free to the consumer."
DietOffice.biz software will allow individuals at home or in the office
to find particular food ingredients, the right diet or snack and pull up
such things as sugar content, calories and cholesterol, he said.
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