Attention, men: Here’s how to create the perfect online dating profile
I used to have a standard, generic profile, too, with a list of adjectives and facts: fun, outgoing, great speller looking back, not sure how that applied , and insert-a-bunch-of-other-adjectives here. Someone could have a Ph. First, I would spend minutes talking to the client. So, why not revamp your online dating profile? Here are the top things I learned when working with people on theirs—that will work for you, too. Think of five adjectives that best describe you.
We’ve discussed the importance of having killer photos on your profile at length here on Zirby, but as the saying goes, you can’t have too much.
In theory it sounds like it should be easy… after all you just fill out a profile online and wait for matches to roll in, right? For every good, solid person you meet online there are a thousand creepy people that you meet first, and weeding through prospective dates can make for more than a few humorous stories and bad date experiences.
However one thing that might be deterring you from finding Mr. Right is your dating profile. Don’t you think a potential dating partner is likely to notice a lack of bumps? There’s someone just right for you — don’t lie and scare them off. All too often people will include photos of themselves with sunglasses and hats on, be far off in the distance, or post something that was taken several years ago. You want your date to recognize you when you walk in to meet them for the first time, not be crest-fallen because they expected one thing and got another.
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