It’s been my daily routine to read about the blogs I’ve followed and to do updates when I would like to keep that special day into words and keep it in as my memory.
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Raenessa
8 years ago
Dayre pls stay
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WX
8 years ago
Dayre is really a good platform for a lot of Asian who are living abroad! And I enjoy the #dayrebeauty posts too!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
i'll definitely miss dayre if it goes and it's really one of the best social media apps around.
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sherry
8 years ago
stay strong
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Steph
8 years ago
Yes!!! Please save dayre #dayrebride #dayrehome and #dayremummy one day!
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Susan
8 years ago
Please save Dayre. It has brought many people together in so many different ways.
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April Tay
8 years ago
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Have been using dayre for the longest time and dayre kept me sane. Literally. Battled depression and helped my love ones battled his depression by staying strong as Dayre was my only outlet and met so many wonderful and supportive people here.
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lovesunshine
8 years ago
Dayre is a platform which ppl share about their own real experiences instead of overly marketing n advertising which attract the reader to read! i hope it will continue stay!
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Shea
8 years ago
I read Dayre everyday and benefited from it a lot.
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Kee Wen Li
8 years ago
Save dayre!!
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Ong Xin Er
8 years ago
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I love dayre and I use it on a daily basis more so than my other social media acc. This place gives me true reviews not sponsored or paid ads on instagram and Facebook. I like how genuine the community is and how strong we have become.
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Jenny Su
8 years ago
Save dayre pls.
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Patty
8 years ago
Please keep Dayre alive!!!
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Regina
8 years ago
The fascinating thing about Dayre is how the comments can lead you to very interesting Dayre blogs because its users are all talking to each other - i.e I found out about sgbudgetbabe, rieriecupcakes, sweetpea through stopthepretence's blog. This means that I can be looking at a blog on fashion, and find a financial blog just because its users are friends with each other!
As a bride-to-be, Dayre has been amazingly helpful in helping me identify shops that I can go to for my needs (I found out about Mixbook through sweetpea's Dayre) and while I am not using it due to time constraints, I found out about the Imaginarium@Chapel through sgbudgetbabe's blog. I also downloaded several financial apps (Shopee, Shopback) and considered several credit cards (DBS, UOB) after reading sgbudgetbabe's Dayre. In fact, I would say that Dayre is more effective than any other social platform in getting me to recognise new brands compared to other platforms because the combination of long text + image + hashtag on Dayre is way more effective than Instagram or Facebook. More than anything though, I think it is the community on Dayre than allows me to keep discovering new brands.
One of the biggest finds I have found through Dayre has been IUIGA. It has been exciting to see everyone's reviews of the products they purchased from IUIGA and I definitely would not have known of this brand if I had not been reading Dayre. I also got to know of The Closet Lover through Dayre. In particular, I would think lifestyle and fashion shops stand to gain a lot from Dayre, and I am surprised that @blog has not capitalised on this to ink advertising deals with them.
In short, I don't think Dayre is just a platform for chronicling gripes and daily life. Rather, it meshes daily life with casual reviews on new products that evoke a powerful effect upon consumer behaviour and I think its loss would be quite a shame.
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Elysha
8 years ago
Save dayre!!!!!
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Phyllis Loy
8 years ago
I’ve been using Dayre for a very long time. It’s the platform I’ll turn to whenever I feel like I need to getaway from the mainstream social media. Over here, I am able to find likeminded people and keep myself updated with the latest street-smart tips!! Please don’t let it close down
Please please please save Dayre
Please please please save Dayre
SAVE DAYRE
It’s been my daily routine to read about the blogs I’ve followed and to do updates when I would like to keep that special day into words and keep it in as my memory.
Dayre pls stay
Dayre is really a good platform for a lot of Asian who are living abroad! And I enjoy the #dayrebeauty posts too!
i'll definitely miss dayre if it goes and it's really one of the best social media apps around.
stay strong
Yes!!! Please save dayre #dayrebride #dayrehome and #dayremummy one day!
Please save Dayre. It has brought many people together in so many different ways.
Have been using dayre for the longest time and dayre kept me sane. Literally. Battled depression and helped my love ones battled his depression by staying strong as Dayre was my only outlet and met so many wonderful and supportive people here.
Dayre is a platform which ppl share about their own real experiences instead of overly marketing n advertising which attract the reader to read! i hope it will continue stay!
I read Dayre everyday and benefited from it a lot.
Save dayre!!
I love dayre and I use it on a daily basis more so than my other social media acc. This place gives me true reviews not sponsored or paid ads on instagram and Facebook. I like how genuine the community is and how strong we have become.
Save dayre pls.
Please keep Dayre alive!!!
The fascinating thing about Dayre is how the comments can lead you to very interesting Dayre blogs because its users are all talking to each other - i.e I found out about sgbudgetbabe, rieriecupcakes, sweetpea through stopthepretence's blog. This means that I can be looking at a blog on fashion, and find a financial blog just because its users are friends with each other! As a bride-to-be, Dayre has been amazingly helpful in helping me identify shops that I can go to for my needs (I found out about Mixbook through sweetpea's Dayre) and while I am not using it due to time constraints, I found out about the Imaginarium@Chapel through sgbudgetbabe's blog. I also downloaded several financial apps (Shopee, Shopback) and considered several credit cards (DBS, UOB) after reading sgbudgetbabe's Dayre. In fact, I would say that Dayre is more effective than any other social platform in getting me to recognise new brands compared to other platforms because the combination of long text + image + hashtag on Dayre is way more effective than Instagram or Facebook. More than anything though, I think it is the community on Dayre than allows me to keep discovering new brands. One of the biggest finds I have found through Dayre has been IUIGA. It has been exciting to see everyone's reviews of the products they purchased from IUIGA and I definitely would not have known of this brand if I had not been reading Dayre. I also got to know of The Closet Lover through Dayre. In particular, I would think lifestyle and fashion shops stand to gain a lot from Dayre, and I am surprised that @blog has not capitalised on this to ink advertising deals with them. In short, I don't think Dayre is just a platform for chronicling gripes and daily life. Rather, it meshes daily life with casual reviews on new products that evoke a powerful effect upon consumer behaviour and I think its loss would be quite a shame.
Save dayre!!!!!
I’ve been using Dayre for a very long time. It’s the platform I’ll turn to whenever I feel like I need to getaway from the mainstream social media. Over here, I am able to find likeminded people and keep myself updated with the latest street-smart tips!! Please don’t let it close down