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- Online Dating - 8 Sizzling
Tips To Make Your Profile
Standout!
- by: Amanda Lee
- We know one of the hardest part
of creating your profile is
describing yourself to others.
Dating pearl.com gives you the
freedom to define & express
yourself so you can put your best
foot forward. Following are some
time tested nuggets that can
assist you in creating a
compelling & attention
grabbing profile.
- Honesty is the Best Policy
- As the saying goes, honesty is
the best policy. Honesty is taken
seriously at Dating pearl.com and
it's the single most important
thing to remember when writing a
great profile. It's much easier
to write about yourself if you
are honest about who you are.
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- It prevents you from having to
spin ways to best sell yourself
or guess at what you think other
people want to read.
- A major part of being honest is
not misleading people down the
road. People will assume that
what you write is true — and
you don't want to set people up
for a surprise later by
stretching the truth in your
profile. For example, if you hate
mountain climbing, don't say you
love it just to grab the eye of
an outdoorsy type.
- Give Some Thought Of What Sets
You Apart.
- How are you different? What gives
you your unique character? If
your friends were describing you,
what would be the three things
they would all say about you?
These are good questions to ask
yourself as you get ready to
write your profile.
- Put Your Negativity Aside
- Often times, people start their
ad off with, “I’m sick
of … !”, “
I’m tired of…!” or
“ I hate
Brunette…!” etc.
It’s advisable not to
include this as the first thing
that you want to express in your
profile ad. It just gives the
impression of too many unhealthy
relationships in the past.
Instead, try to be more positive
& upbeat in your profile.
Soon enough you will notice a
leap in the response rate.
- Stay Open & Be
Conversational.
- Leave formality at the door and
write your profile like you are
talking to a good friend. Of
course, there are some things you
might tell a good friend that you
probably don't want to include in
your profile. It's a good idea to
avoid mentioning past
relationships and exes, or
discoursing on being lonely or
desperate. Be optimistic!
- Show How, Don't Tell.
- The best profiles show, don't
tell, who you are at your best.
If you are known for being funny,
try explaining how or why you are
funny - such as, "I've been
known to show up to a party in a
wig", instead of "I
have a good sense of humor."
Paint a picture in their minds of
the kind of person you are.
- A Picture is Worth a Thousand
Words
- The importance of this point
can’t be emphasized more.
Your smile, the background that
you're photographed in, what
you're wearing; they all paint a
picture of what you're truly
like. And including a recent
photo will get you 800% the
attention.
- Updating Your Profile Often.
- Keep your profile fresh. Every
now and then, go back to your
profile and update it to let
people know you're still out
there.
- Go Through Your Spelling &
Grammar.
- Check your profile for typos and
spelling mistakes before you
submit it. Show that you spent
time thinking about them while
writing your profile. Always
proofread your ad & run it
through a word processor, such as
Microsoft Word so that you can
have your spelling & grammar
checked.
- From,
- Amanda Lee
Love Editor,
