A article posted on News3 says everyone more and more people are trying online dating. While this isn’t exactly newsworthy information, what is interesting is the stats they have come up with.
Men look at the picture and click, women tend to both look at the picture and the profile. It also goes on to say neither sexes like profile names that flaunt wealth – so names like “lovemyporsche” would not be a good name. Women over 65 tend to be pickier than younger women, and both men and women lie …

The question has been tossed around for a while now and a topic of conversation that piques my curiosity. When you choose your preferences in your profile, are you being ‘racist’ in your choices. After all if you only want to date a woman that is over six feet tall – what would you be missing in choosing that and does it really mean you are being racist, or just choosing what you prefer. Foley wrote a good article on examiner.com that makes one think of what does choosing your …

How many of us look at the profile picture and don’t go any further. As easy as it is to say we don’t judge a book by it’s cover – the truth is we do, or advertising wouldn’t be the b’zillion dollar industy that it is. That doesn’t mean that putting up a profile picture that isn’t what you really look like is a good idea at all. If anything it wastes your time and the time of whoever is responding to your profile.
So what is the solution? OmniDate is …

There are over 22 million unique visitors every month going to a variety of online dating sites. If you think about it on a grandiose scale that is a lot of possible matches to look through. Thankfully the sites filter your choices down to which ones can be suitable to what your looking for. An article posted on Computerworld.com talks about “Joe”. Joe found 500 people who appeared to fit his criteria. It still amazes me easy it is to find people online. All we are looking for is one …