How to Create an Online Dating Profile That'll Fill Your Mailbox
01/28/2010


[Dave M. is an expert in scoring in the online dating world. Claiming to have met nearly 400 women online, he runs the site, InsiderInternetDating.com and will be regularly contributing to TheBachelorGuy.com. Head over to his site to grab his free newsletter with online dating tips.]

I don't know if I told you this or not, but...

When I first started meeting women online I had absolutely NO CLUE how to write a profile.

Lets just say english and writing (and math, and history and science) weren't my strongest classes back in college (when I actually went to class), and I sucked at writing.

I remember sitting in front of my laptop, staring at the screen, scratching my head, wondering just what the hell am I going to write for a profile.

My first line: 'well, I've never really done this before...'

B-O-R-I-N-G

(Doesn't EVERYONE use this line?)

Delete.

"I like long walks on the beach..."

Delete.

"I like going to the movies, the beach..."

Delete.

Then, I started writing some random nonsense, which seemed ok at the time, and when I was done I was left staring at... An online version of my RESUME!

Aside from the fact that my profile was about as boring as watching paint dry, I really didn't think it was going to get me any dates.

It was only after a LOT of trial and error, dating MANY crazy women that made my life nearly impossible, and chasing my tail, that I finally figured out what it was that REALLY worked.

Here's my take, after studying this stuff for many, many years now...

Attraction is created by your PERSONALITY. By your way of BEING.

For women, Attraction is triggered by male qualities such as: Dominance, *Humor*, Unpredictability, Adventure, Strength, Sexual Awareness, Indifference, etc.

And if you understand how to CONVEY these traits INDIRECTLY, you'll score with more women than you can ever imagine.

I learned to be specific with what I was looking for, really specific about the type of girl I wanted, AND didn't want. (This goes against what some of those 'so called' experts say)

I learned that your profile is like a brochure, it's something to give women a chance to get to know you a BIT, but its not something thats going to 'seal the deal' or not.

It's a point of reference... something for her to look at and read when she's not seeing you, or talking to you on the phone.

One of the things I learned was "Women Aren't Attracted To Wussies".

I say this because :

1. It's totally true.

2. If you don't understand this, you're likely to make mistakes writing your profile that clearly "telegraph" to a woman that you're a Wuss.

3. If a woman doesn't feel that gut level ATTRACTION for you... you're done. Game over.

I also learned the art of not saying too much. What I found out (through interviewing HUNDREDS of women I'd interact with online) is that most guys have verbal diarrhea... i.e. They don't know when to shut up.

...you know what I'm saying here.

Most guys keep talking to try to impress women, however what they fail to realize is by doing so it sends the wrong message to the woman:

1. He's trying too hard,

2. He's trying to 'pick her up',

3. He's trying to impress her.

Have you ever BEEN THAT GUY? Yeah, me too. Many times. Well, unfortunately, this type of behavior usually backfires BIG TIME.

I know the women reading these ads are saying to themselves "Yeah, loser"... and the guys are getting little or no response...

I think you get the picture.

This is the big issue here. This is the one that most guys just don't get... and the one that, by itself, really leads to failure.

The point I'm making is that most guys profiles usually reveal TOO MUCH, causing the level of mystery to drop,

As a result, the woman is not as intrigued by you as much, and ultimately her interest declines as well.

Remember, the only person who cares about your résumé is the guy copying it at Staples.

Now that I understand this particular aspect of male/female interactions, I can see the horrible results all around me.

To put it another way, it would be correct to say that LESS IS MORE when it comes to writing your profile.

Wouldn't it be great to have some hard and fast rules when it comes to writing your online dating profile?

Here's a couple.

1. Less is More
Go through your profile and remove anything you don't feel is absolutely critical to the profile.

2. Remember the Formula:
Mystery = Intrigue = Interest/attraction

Follow this 3 part formula when writing your profile (or emails for that matter).

3. Make sure your profile shows a glimpse of your life, your passions and specifics of who you are, and what you're looking for.

Follow these 3 rules when you write your online dating profile, and you'll assure yourself of never being accused of having a lame profile by any woman who reads it.


Dave M. is the author of Insider Internet Dating: Discover how an average guy met 398 women with online personals - using an automatic 'cut and paste' message system that works nearly every time - get the hottest girls with absolutely NO EFFORT! He also publishes a free internet dating tips newsletter, available at SKILLS

Comments

Grace wrote:

I think just being honest about yourself is what is most important without any trickery.

At my <a href="http://www.notforplayers.com"> Relationship Dating </a> site that is what I expect people to do when they fill out profiles.

I think the best advice is: Be confident, sound secure and be Yourself.

Thanks for allowing to contribute.
02/09/2010 04:10 PM

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