Dos And Don’ts On Dating Apps

Dos And Don'ts On Dating Apps

Do your photos right on dating apps.

Make them recent and take them in good lighting.

Guys who don’t pay attention to the quality of their photos are asking to fail on dating apps.

The photos you use on dating apps are of the highest priority.

Yes, people are superficial on dating apps.

Without well-taken photos, you are struggling to get far on dating apps.

The matches are scarce and the messages are not responded to.

A close second to the quality of your photos is the quality of your bio.

Do your bio right on dating apps.

Guys get far too lazy when they don’t take the time to write a well-thought-out bio.

Instead of writing substantive content that gives a woman who views his dating profile great insight into who he is as a person, he writes a weak bio that leaves her wanting.

Don’t be like this.

By taking the time to write a bio that clearly demonstrates your personality, you come off as less robotic.

A robotic bio is what the men on dating apps do.

It’s one note.

There is next to no humor or expression.

It sounds like he put it together while he was rushing off to work that morning.

Grammatical errors abound and there is a lack of spirit.

Don’t do this.

Rather, take the time to write your bio and fill it with your personality.

Show multiple sides to your personality.

Include humor, sarcasm, wit, intuition, intellect, etc.

This is how you create a multifaceted bio that gives her the impression that you are a dynamic human being that is fun to be around.

This is when she pictures what it is like to have a conversation with you.

If you sound as multifaceted as you do in your bio, that conversation is sure to be fun.

This tempts her to swipe right on your dating profile, enthusiastic about chatting with you.

Do your messages properly on a dating app.

Guys constantly blunder with the messages they send to women.

Instead of sending a personalized message that addresses what she wrote about in her dating profile, he sends a generic message.

Don’t do this.

Sending a generic message such as, “Hello,” “Hey,” “Hi,” “How’s it going?,” “What’s up?,” won’t get a response from her.

If anything, you are basically asking to get blocked by her when you send generic intro messages.

She doesn’t get the feeling that you took the time to read her dating profile.

She thinks that you don’t care to know about her.

It’s too lazy.

She doesn’t care to respond to your message.

Do your messages right, and you don’t have to worry about a match reacting in the same vain to you.

Start by asking her a question in reference to what she included in her bio.

For instance, you read her dating profile and noticed that she talked with great enthusiasm about a recent trip she made to Europe.

Send her a message asking her a question in reference to her trip.

This instantly sets you apart from the men that send her messages.

She gets the impression that you were patient enough to read her bio.

Given that she had such a good time on her trip, she is thrilled to reply to your message.

Your question alone puts her mind in a happy place as she reminisces on her trip.

As a result, she associates this good feeling to you, thanks to your question.

In her mind, you are already ahead, as she constructs a response to your question.