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We collect online dating news on this weblog to provide tips, advice and info for online dating. The eDatingCentral.com blog also provide promos for online dating services. Please enjoy these informative articles. Online Dating News: Stop Squirming, You're Sending Mixed Signals - Every dating single has a filter in their brain that blocks out the comments that aren't socially acceptable from ever being uttered. Some single women and men have good filters, some have bad, but everyone has them and on a first date, the filter can be put into overdrive. So, as your date is sitting across the table refraining from calling you boring or ugly, getting a feel for that person's body language can cut right past the filter. There is no truth serum quite like body language to tell you all you need to know about your dating prospects that evening. Falling Hard Before The First Date - Single men and women have turned to online dating as a way to filter out some of the less-than-desirable dating candidates without having to waste the time and energy getting to know someone with simply one too many stuffed animals at home. However, just because you may have whittled down the group of potential dates to a smaller group doesn't mean that you can start setting your expectations high. As anyone that has blown up their expectations before the first date knows, it can be a hard fall when those expectations are shot. The Mechanic and the Actress: A Love Story - Many singles have had the daydream of dating a famous person, maybe an actor or actress, and entering the world of high-class parties and private jets to Rome. It turns out, those famous actresses and actors may just be daydreaming of a mechanic or civil engineer when they think about meeting someone new. High-end matchmakers have become more and more prominent in Hollywood, matching up single A-list celebrities with those outside the industry in the hopes of finding something real in an industry that can sometimes be notoriously fake. Chemistry’s Anti-eHarmony Campaign - The race for online dating site supremacy has turned relative newcomer Chemistry.com against the more established eHarmony.com in a marketing campaign designed to label eHarmony as a restrictive service that can alienate some singles. Chemistry's move to specifically attack a highly popular matchmaking site shows the increasing importance of differentiation in the online personals and matchmaking world, a move that could help daters in the long term with new, more comprehensive features in a play for the minds and wallets of those who look for their romance via the Internet. Every Age Group Needs Dating Protection - Whether you are reentering the dating world or have been there for a few years, senior singles have special issues that confront them when it comes time to meeting someone new. Some might be after your money, some might be after sex and some might truly be wonderful people but separating the good from the bad can be difficult. Singles at any age know that to be the case, but keeping in mind some simple dating tips both online and off can help you protect yourself when it comes to the tricky matter of finding love. Velvet Rope For Online Dating: Are You Hot Enough? - After waiting in line for an hour to get into a bar, you finally get to the front of the line, only to be told be a group of your peers that you are simply not attractive enough to get inside. Only the incredibly attractive are allowed inside, happy to be with their own kind. Online dating site HotEnough.org is built on the same general premise and while it might ensure a bar full of attractive people in the real world, taking that same concept to the world of online personals does not translate. Online Dating and the Scientific Method - If the Internet is about one thing, it is about freedom and choice. The online dating world is no exception as there are online matchmaking services for all types of singles. One approach that has been utilized by eHarmony in the United States and now Parship in Ireland entails putting potential daters through extensive questionnaires to derive personality traits and compatibility factors. These findings are then used to match up two members that are found to be potentially compatible. Do you like the idea of an online dating service doing some of the legwork for you or do you value the ability to search through a wide array of profiles? Getting On The Online Dating Roller Coaster - Everyone's experience with online dating and personals sites is different. There are some that come on to a matchmaking site for the first time, find the man or woman of their dreams and never have the need to go back. Others spend a great amount of time emailing and chatting on the phone, never finding the right person to date. Most of us fall in the middle and as a recent article points out, even if the journey is not immediately fruitful, it can certainly be an entertaining ride through the good, bad and ugly of dating. Brain Dating Gains Ground - Though tight abs and an attractive body have long been staples of attracting a date, a strong mind and a well-exercised brain may just be the new desirable body parts. Singles both online and off are starting to kick the bar scene to the curb in favor of more intellectual pursuits like library lectures and debates to get the brain juices flowing and the conversation pumping on first dates and beyond. Would a lecture about postmodernism draw your attention on a first date? Many daters have so far answered yes and have found it an enriching experience. Injecting Cool Into Online Dating In Britain - According to Meetic, the juggernaut online dating service that has swept up 80 percent of France's market share in the online dating services industry, dating is about fun and chance encounters more so than more serious endeavors like love and long term commitment. That approach has paid off well in France, marking a stark contrast from the love-oriented American online dating scene. However, will Britain prove to lean toward the American concept of online dating as a love destination or the French position of valuing the spontaneity and fun of a new and exciting encounter? Why Online Singles eMail The People They Do - Though it likely didn't take a study breaking down the dating habits of a large group of online singles to prove it, tall men seem to have an advantage both in the dating world and the working world. A short man, at least according to this survey, has to make much more money than a tall man to simply even the playing field. How much money? Well, if you're not an actor or professional athlete (hopefully not basketball), odds are you're going to need to take out a second mortgage to swing the difference. The Internet Dating Research Assistant - Be careful what you go searching for. You just might find it. That is probably the motto that should surround the practice of Googling or cruising social networking sites for information on a person you are going to go out on a date with. No matter where you met this person, the ability to find out some background information as a way to kick the tires is a strong pull for many singles. The research can both help you in figuring out where common ground might lie and hurt you in exposing you to information out of context and without the input of the person in question. So, take what you find with a grain of salt as nothing online can compare to the experience of actually talking to and getting to know someone. RSS: Subscribe to our Dating News Feed More Dating News: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Online Dating Services > Online Dating News > Page 8
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