Hollrr is a site where people who have an active liking for shopping can tell the world at large about these products that they have bought and liked. What they do on this site is to give these very same products and services a “hollrr” – IE, a positive vote.
The products that people hollrr the most about gain notoriety, and other site users can get to know more about them.
One of the aims of the website is to give small and struggling businesses a chance to launch products and promote what they do, and reach out for a receptive audience that is willing to give these early-stage companies a chance that they might not give to already-established companies.
It is all very interesting, but I really would like to know which measures will be taken to avoid the stream become populated by the very same people who work at the companies whose products are being hollred a lot and make them go even higher. But I don’t want to end on a negative note – the site is as interesting as any user-fueled community out there, and provided enough steps for monitoring who posts what are taken then it will be a site worth coming back to.
Hollrr.com In Their Own Words
“Hollrr is the fun and easy way to share recommendations for great new products and services.”
Why Hollrr.com It Might Be A Killer
It is a community-based approach to shopping that can work well if it can be kept free from corporate intromissions.
Some Questions About Hollrr.com
How will the neutrality of the site be ensured? 
