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Tips For Creating Great Profile On Online Dating Site
Dating undoubtedly is becoming rising trend especially among youngsters. Most of us are using online dating service for finding a true love, companion, flirting or just to hang around with someone you like. Online dating sites are keeping the huge database of members. If you would like to search profiles, you need to register yourself with it. After initial sign-up, you are required to create your own profile, which will be added in your chosen online dating sites database. In fact, profile creation is the integral part of registration process with almost all the leading online dating services.
Writing a profile is an art and it becomes too special if you gonna make it for online dating purpose. Profile needs to be very catchy, it must also reflect your personality in the first place. Profile should arouse temptation for other members to look at your profile and interest to contact you. Thats why you are at online dating site, right?
Blond gorgeous, blue-eyed, widely traveled, nature loving, God fearing, benevolent and fun loving independent entrepreneur for an advertising firm looking mate for the same. Perhaps these few lines could add spice to your profile.
Following few tips could help you making your profile more genuine and creative in leading online dating service
1. Be positive
Since your profile reflects your personality, you must take precautions while creation. It must reflect positive side of your personality. Nobody likes negative shades in you. Hence, you need to be very positive.
2. Create excitement
Make profile exciting. Why someone should take interest in you if you do not sound exciting? This excitement can be created by presenting list of your interests and hobbies. Be specific and avoid making it too lengthy. Mention interests which you think would be exciting to opposite sex. Remember, simple and boring profiles are over-looked many times.
3. Be upbeat
Make sure you sound like dream person who would be fun to know. You should be the person everyone is waiting for.
4. Reveal facts
Mention the facts that matter most to you, so are for your dating partner. Hence, stick to facts and not hype. Be genuine in disclosing facts. Giving any false information could minimize your chances of getting good responses.
5. Honesty is the best policy
While filling up the columns for your personal habits and marital status, be honest in disclosing about your height, body type, smoking and drinking habits, and marital status. You are also required to upload true photo of yourself.
6. Realistic approach
While dating online, keep in mind that you must find someone who is also looking for dating. Creating profiles for whom you think wont be responsive, is just waste of time.
7. Accessibility
Your profile should be accessible and open for others to approach. This will open the whole new world of contacts for you.
8. Upload photo
Profile with photos has 15 times more chances for getting responses quickly than those without ones. In fact, profiles with photos produce great search results in online dating sites databases. It is a fact that people prefer to read profiles having fascinating photos and contact them, hence do not lose the opportunity of finding mate just for being negligent in uploading your photo. Some online dating services provide options of uploading more than one photograph, therefore, you have better chances to upload your good photos in different poses. Make it well-focused, close-up shots and then no eyes could escape seeing your profile.
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BONUS : Tips For Online Dating Photos
Copyright 2006 Jeffrey Betman
Would you buy a car, sight unseen? How about a diamond ring? I don't know about you, but I want to see what I am buying.
Unbelievably, many people are dating online and not posting photos of themselves. What a waste of time. I just read a statistic that said 95% of people on dating sites only search for other members who have posted a picture of themselves.
What's the point of spending money to join, spending time to write a profile, spending time answering a questionairre, only to eliminate yourself from 95% of those searching for you?
I wonder if people lack confidence in themselves or feel unattractive. Look, you are who you are. Period. Put your best out there and you will find somebody.
Many people that do upload photos are making mistakes. Here are common mistakes I've seen in photos. I'm sure you can add to this list.
1. Blurry.
2. Old picture.
3. Group shots.
4. Out of focus.
5. Kids in the shot.
6. People drinking or toasting.
7. Sexually suggestive photos.
8. People cut off.
9. Photos with a mysterious arm around the subject (but they aren't in view).
10. Too far away.
11. Way too close, like the camera is hitting them in the head.
12. Not smiling.
13. Washed out, so person looks white as a ghost.
14. Photos that include guys (if you are female) or vice versa.
15. Photos showing a "bad attitude."
16. The 'deer in the headlights' photo.
17. Wearing unattractive or non-flattering clothing.
18. Ultra formal pictures.
OK, I could go on, but you get the point.
Wait, bad haircuts. Couldn't resist throwing in one more for you.
Now, here are some tips for great photos.
First, get your picture done by a professional. This is your life and love life we are talking about. Take it seriously and do it right.
Second, smile. Simple. You look better and will attract more people to you.
Third, use a current photo, or nothing more than one year old. Can't tell you how often I was expecting a date for coffee and they were ten years older in real life than their picture showed.
Fourth, post multiple photos if the site allows. One shot is good, two shots better, three shots great.
Fifth, no group photos. Look, if I'm browsing, I'm not looking to date you and your friends or family (that's a different issue). I'm just looking at you.
Sixth, make yourself look like a fun, inviting person. I can't say what to do here specifically, but I know it when I see it. People are browsing, and probably browsing fast. Your picture registers in their brain for a split second. It must register a message that says something like: "wait...slow down...this person looks interesting." If your picture doesn't communicate that, you are done for.
So, avoid the mistakes and follow the tips. Easy as "1-2-3 cheese." (Boy, that was totally cheesy, but I couldn't resist).
To Your Dating Success,
Jeffrey Betman
Copyright 2006 Jeffrey Betman
Would you buy a car, sight unseen? How about a diamond ring? I don't know about you, but I want to see what I am buying.
Unbelievably, many people are dating online and not posting photos of themselves. What a waste of time. I just read a statistic that said 95% of people on dating sites only search for other members who have posted a picture of themselves.
What's the point of spending money to join, spending time to write a profile, spending time answering a questionairre, only to eliminate yourself from 95% of those searching for you?
I wonder if people lack confidence in themselves or feel unattractive. Look, you are who you are. Period. Put your best out there and you will find somebody.
Many people that do upload photos are making mistakes. Here are common mistakes I've seen in photos. I'm sure you can add to this list.
1. Blurry.
2. Old picture.
3. Group shots.
4. Out of focus.
5. Kids in the shot.
6. People drinking or toasting.
7. Sexually suggestive photos.
8. People cut off.
9. Photos with a mysterious arm around the subject (but they aren't in view).
10. Too far away.
11. Way too close, like the camera is hitting them in the head.
12. Not smiling.
13. Washed out, so person looks white as a ghost.
14. Photos that include guys (if you are female) or vice versa.
15. Photos showing a "bad attitude."
16. The 'deer in the headlights' photo.
17. Wearing unattractive or non-flattering clothing.
18. Ultra formal pictures.
OK, I could go on, but you get the point.
Wait, bad haircuts. Couldn't resist throwing in one more for you.
Now, here are some tips for great photos.
First, get your picture done by a professional. This is your life and love life we are talking about. Take it seriously and do it right.
Second, smile. Simple. You look better and will attract more people to you.
Third, use a current photo, or nothing more than one year old. Can't tell you how often I was expecting a date for coffee and they were ten years older in real life than their picture showed.
Fourth, post multiple photos if the site allows. One shot is good, two shots better, three shots great.
Fifth, no group photos. Look, if I'm browsing, I'm not looking to date you and your friends or family (that's a different issue). I'm just looking at you.
Sixth, make yourself look like a fun, inviting person. I can't say what to do here specifically, but I know it when I see it. People are browsing, and probably browsing fast. Your picture registers in their brain for a split second. It must register a message that says something like: "wait...slow down...this person looks interesting." If your picture doesn't communicate that, you are done for.
So, avoid the mistakes and follow the tips. Easy as "1-2-3 cheese." (Boy, that was totally cheesy, but I couldn't resist).
To Your Dating Success,
Jeffrey Betman
