If you haven’t yet taken a plunge into that “in-love” state, maybe
it’s about time to look into dating websites. Or if you already have,
maybe it is a good idea to rethink that profile content.
What you need is a plan. There millions and millions of people that
have stepped into the on-line dating concept and what you want is to
stand out, even if it does take a little extra work.
If you have a great profile, it’s like being the life of the party. And you certainly want that.
Here are some tips from the experts to help you create the perfect profile:
- The Crucial Content
Browse through any dating site and you are bound to find the ongoing
list of adjectives: nice, intelligent, loyal, fun, etc. Yawn. Can you
spell boring? Don’t say you’re smart or active – tell the world about
your great achievements relating to the adjective you were about to
use.
Don’t get too deep into the past either. Would you want to listen to
someone go on about a lame ex who never called and forgot your
birthdays or a fiance who cheated on you with a co-worker? Most likely
not.
Also,
don’t get too hung up on mentioning how important honesty is to you.
All it does is make you sound like a hurt victim. Your best bet is to
focus on the present. Some good topics to consider: what are your
interests, what puts you in a good mood, what are some interesting
things you’ve done recently or the cool places you’ve visited. It won’t
hurt to mention your dreams and goals.
- Choosing the Right Photo
We’ve all heard the timeless saying “It’s what’s on the
inside tha counts.” But let’s be real here; your profile picture is
what catches people’s eyes and essentially the most important element.
There are a few important rules:
For men: Keep that shirt on. No mater how chiseled those abs are – the picture will only be laughed at. Sorry gentlemen.
For
women: Don’t post those bikini shots – that’s just asking for messages
from those guys that you really would rather not hear comments from.
Avoid
sunglasses or hats, instead; show off that great smile. People are
naturally drawn to happy people. Don’t overdo it with photos of
drinking at the bar or crazy clubbing nights. Another small tip - be
careful not to post a great deal of shots of yourself in the same
clothes. And finally, be aware of who it is that you crop out of your
pictures; it better not be that ex of yours. In those cases maybe it’s
a better idea to just leave them out completely. "
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