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Five Tips For Your First Date
LetÂ’s face itÂ…first dates are tough and the majority will end before they even really start. Here is a list the five most important things both men and women should keep in mind. A first date is simply two people getting together to find out more about each otherÂ…its an interview where you determine if the other person will be a good fit for you. Many of these things may seem like common sense but you will be surprised with the things some people are capable of.
Top Five Things for Men
1. Listen to your date. Listening to your date is not the same thing as waiting for her to pause so that you can begin speaking).
2. Be chivalrousÂ…yes that means youÂ’ll have to open the car door for them.
3. DonÂ’t get drunk. If youÂ’re not sure you can, just stay away from alcohol all together.
4. Always be on time.
5. Play it safe and stay away from the religious and/or political topicsÂ…this can lead to disaster.
Top Five Things for Women
1. Say thank you if he does something nice and/or unusual.
2. If youÂ’re not interested and rather be friends, just say it. The guy may not want to hear it but trust me, itÂ’s better (and easier) now than later on.
3. DonÂ’t get drunk (see #3 for men).
4. Laugh at his jokes even if they are awfull.
5. Make lots of eye contact and smile.
BONUS : Five Top Tips For Productive Dating Profiles
ThereÂ’s no shortage of advice for people starting to prepare their online dating profile, or for those whose profiles havenÂ’t yet produced results. However, the most important advice is in these top five tips:
1) Research
Before you write and post your profile, check out the competition. The last thing you want is for your headline to be exactly the same as four other people, or for your user name to be too close to others. Spend some time browsing the profiles – look at what catches your interest and what doesn’t. Then use that information to create a profile that will stand out from the crowd.
2) Clear and concise
DonÂ’t ramble. Remember that the people who read your profile are browsing and theyÂ’ll just click away if you donÂ’t grab their attention and tell them what they want to know. Keep it short and sweet, making sure that youÂ’ve included all the relevant information.
3) Say what you do, not what youÂ’re like
DonÂ’t write a string of words describing your qualities. This isnÂ’t a CV, itÂ’s a personal profile. Make it personal by saying what you actually like to do and how you spend your time. Ditch the jargon, use plain English and say what you mean. Trying to look clever by using long words or complicated descriptions doesnÂ’t get responses.
4) Update
Keep updating your profile. When youÂ’ve done something new or exciting, say so. This not only widens the audience for your profile, by shows readers that you are still using the site and still interested in hearing from them.
5) Photographs
Posting a photo is expected on todayÂ’s online dating sites. On some sites, itÂ’s possible to post more than one photo, but whatever the restrictions, make sure that you choose a really good photo. Ideally, it should just be of you on your own, not you with family and friends and if you can, choose a photo that illustrates you doing something you really like. Keep it recent and decent and it can go a long way to improving your chances of some genuine responses.
ThereÂ’s no shortage of advice for people starting to prepare their online dating profile, or for those whose profiles havenÂ’t yet produced results. However, the most important advice is in these top five tips:
1) Research
Before you write and post your profile, check out the competition. The last thing you want is for your headline to be exactly the same as four other people, or for your user name to be too close to others. Spend some time browsing the profiles – look at what catches your interest and what doesn’t. Then use that information to create a profile that will stand out from the crowd.
2) Clear and concise
DonÂ’t ramble. Remember that the people who read your profile are browsing and theyÂ’ll just click away if you donÂ’t grab their attention and tell them what they want to know. Keep it short and sweet, making sure that youÂ’ve included all the relevant information.
3) Say what you do, not what youÂ’re like
DonÂ’t write a string of words describing your qualities. This isnÂ’t a CV, itÂ’s a personal profile. Make it personal by saying what you actually like to do and how you spend your time. Ditch the jargon, use plain English and say what you mean. Trying to look clever by using long words or complicated descriptions doesnÂ’t get responses.
4) Update
Keep updating your profile. When youÂ’ve done something new or exciting, say so. This not only widens the audience for your profile, by shows readers that you are still using the site and still interested in hearing from them.
5) Photographs
Posting a photo is expected on todayÂ’s online dating sites. On some sites, itÂ’s possible to post more than one photo, but whatever the restrictions, make sure that you choose a really good photo. Ideally, it should just be of you on your own, not you with family and friends and if you can, choose a photo that illustrates you doing something you really like. Keep it recent and decent and it can go a long way to improving your chances of some genuine responses.
