Imagine a time when Facebook was a college-exclusive social network.
A time when the digital world was a private club, only accessible to those with a .edu email address.
Then, as Facebook opened its doors to the world, the exclusivity vanished.
Enter "Hotlist," a concept that aimed to bring back that exclusivity to college students.
But it wasn't just about creating a digital bubble.
Hotlist was about fostering real-world social life, encouraging people to step away from their screens and engage in social activities.
From showcasing events in your neighborhood to the most popular venues across the globe, Hotlist was a social planner for over 220 million people at its peak.
A testament to the power of a good business plan, and the potential of an idea that resonates with its audience.
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