MarketingVOX: Recently launched iliketotallyloveit.com, still in beta, is a community-based website for product recommendations, writes Springwise.
Members submit short reviews of desirable goods, with a link to where the item can be purchased. If enough other members “like totally love it,” the product is promoted to the front page, where it’s exposed to a wider audience.
With a voting system that’s similar to that of news-ranking website Digg, the website can be viewed as an online, user-controlled version of shopping magazines like Lucky and Domino. Product categories include fashion, food and furniture.
the website was founded by four German students who plan to launch a German variant once they’ve added a few more features to the English one.
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