Online Dating Email Tips #1 – Be Creative
Filed Under (Dating Coach) by Lauren McEachran on 10-07-2010
Tagged Under : dating tips, email dating tips, online dating email, online dating email tips
With online dating, you show interest towards each other with virtual winks and kisses. After you have shown that you are both interested, an email will be sent with first contact. Ladies, I’d wait and let him make first contact. This is the same with meeting people when you are out, you don’t go up to him first, allow him to come to you. That way, you know he is definitely interested. Guys, it’s important to step up and show your masculinity by being able to make the first contact even if you’re shy.
So the first email that you send to each other is very important as to how it is written up, as it gives the other person a great first impression of you.
So the first tip is:
Be Creative
Don’t just talk about your job or what you normally do for a living, try to dig deep into the other person’s values and passions so you can find out what really makes them tick, without being obtrusive. Remember you are trying to learn as much as you can about the important aspects of the other person, so don’t talk about yourself much unless you are answering questions that they have asked you.
So when you begin writing to each other,
be creative, be different and stand out from the crowd. Don’t ask what work they do for a living or what car they drive. This will have them wondering that you are only interested in them if they have money. Instead, talk about their interests, passions, hobbies and sports that they are doing. This should be present on their profile, so make sure you read it thoroughly so that you know what questions to ask related to them.
Keep these topics of conversation simple for the first week or so as you don’t want to dive into their lives too quickly and you also want to keep a little mysterious by not revealing everything about yourself too soon. This means you can include basic topics such as the weather, travel, politics or what’s currently happening in your area. Movies can be a good topic too if that was included in their interests. So mainly focus on light conversations including their interests, sports they may be involved in or other activities meantioned on their profile.
Also think about the sort of things that would make a relationship last long term?
What do you value most in life? Do they have the same values?










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