Tips to Writing a Dating Profile that Will Command Attention - In a Good Way

So you've decided to take the plunge into the world of online dating. This is a wise move on your part, in fact there are already millions of registered singles on online dating sites looking for love - in all its forms, so finding that someone for you just got a whole lot easier.

Here are just a few reasons why you would want to join an online dating site:
- You are surrounded by like minded individuals
- You can actually relate to the people you are engaging with
- You will learn some great new pick up lines and ways of talking to the opposite sex (or the same, whatever your fancy)
- You will gain real world confidence and a new found love for yourself!

Online Dating starts and ends with the member profile or bio. This is probably one of the most important elements to the success of your experience and getting this wrong can leave you with a sour taste toward online dating - and dating in general. Let's make sure that does not happen and go through how to write an online dating profile that doesn't suck!

Tips for writing a Good Online Dating Profile that doesn't totally suck

The outline of your profile should build itself as most of the standard questions are included. Questions about your hobbies and interests as well as your likes and dislikes are usually always the default, while some of the naughtier dating sites may also ask you what your preferred sexual position is! The trick to making your profile stand out is to fill these answers in with short and succinct points. Don't try and be funny or clever here as it usually does not carry across and more often than not you will offend someone. Save your comedy for when you actually meet or chat with them.

Things to keep in mind when drafting your profile so that it stands out
•Write with a postive attitude and outlook - it shows!
•Avoid writing on topics that may antagonize or polarize people - for eg religious topics
•Mention what are you looking out for, whether a friend, one night stand, or something more
•Use more nouns than adjectives, to make your profile reflect a real person and not a bunch of feelings
•People like to relate to common tastes like food, music, literature etc. so mention what your favorites are
•Show an exact vision of an ideal partner as this says a lot about who you are as a potential partner.

These tips should be more than enough to give you the start you need to create a dating profile that reflects who you are and what you want. Of course like anything in life, you will get better and gain more confidence with experience. Over time you can use these experiences to make your own online dating profile stand out that much more and define who you are and what you are looking for that much better.
In the meantime it never hurt to check out some of the other profiles on the site to see if there is anything that catches your eye and would work on your profile.

Additionally, and for those who want to take their online dating experience to that next level there is the Alex Hitchens Online Dating Masterclass. Created from years of experience dating women both on and offline it is a fantastic eye opener into what actually works and what doesn't. More importantly - this is online dating advice you can actually relate to.