I was about to ask this same question. Zaarly does have quite a broad consensus of things and doesn't target specific demographics except for where you live.

I was about to ask this same question. Zaarly does have quite a broad consensus of things and doesn't target specific demographics except for where you live. I could see this being useful like all the examples above have mentioned. Not all college students are broke, and so you have a divide. It's definitely not a bad idea, but it may not be a "huge" idea. We will have to see.