Important is the social aspect to shopping, especially for the female gender.  We’ve seen [tag]social networking[/tag] sites become huge… Myspace and Facebook are amongst the two most popular that I have actually used.  But what about adding shopping to that.  Well thats the business plan for Yub.com, which was produced/bought by Buy.com.  Pete Cashmore calls it the “MySpace for Shopping” in a recent blog post on his Mashable site.  For a [tag]community[/tag] incentive to particpate there is even a revenue sharing model.  You share your thoughts on products, etc and people can “Buy though you”- thats where you would get some of the revenue.  Overall, an interesting concept, however, they only list a set of stores, and set it up as a [tag]virtual mall[/tag] (which is a fitting idea, you can even browse in 3d).   Although the list of stores is growning, there are still many more e-tailers out there not listed.

What if you combine social shopping and [tag]comparison shopping[/tag]… And throw [tag]revenue sharing[/tag] in there too?  Feel free to Contact us or leave a comment on this if you are interested in working on a [tag]web 2.0[/tag] project with this concept.