Men who know what they are doing online have a big advantage over their peers, and the gap will only get bigger with the advent of more and more apps.
That’s why we give you a few tips to help you in your online game, without the danger of turning out to be a freak or an obsessive nerd.
Women you meet will often ask you if you have a Facebook profile or will just look it up when they get home. And then they will judge you by what they see on your profile. It is better to say that you do not have a profile than to open your page wide to her, which is not yet ready to be seen.
The photos you post on social media should tell a story about you. If you’re skiing, post photos of yourself while skiing, or if you have great friends, post photos with them while you’re doing something interesting. It should be attractive to women, but don’t overdo it, because she will understand that it is intentional.
Use filters
While for some things on your site it’s okay for everyone to see them, some are great maybe just for the woman you like, but not for business friends, colleagues and so on. Facebook allows you to sort friends into groups, so use that and decide who will be able to see what. Best of all, your friends don’t even know they’re sorted somewhere.
The Twitter account shows the ladies that you are current. In general, post interesting or nice photos or short comments – Twitter is not a place for wide discussions and debates. And if you are accompanied by an attractive woman, you can send her a private message.
Safe place
These are locations, and it would be best to always tag in similar, beautiful places. That way you let the woman you are interested in know where he can meet you.
Contemporary
The conversation in the cafe usually starts with her looking around and catching your eye. You look at her, she laughs and then you approach. Contact on social networks can work the same way, except that instead of looking at the post, and instead of smiling, like or commenting.
Relax
Don’t overdo it with statuses, detailing round a resume, or liking and commenting on anything you come across on the homepage. You don’t want her to think you’re someone who doesn’t get off Facebook or, worse, that you’re the character who haunts her on social media.
Dating sites
The modern age also brings modern technologies. As more and more things take place over the network, so came the classic “flirting”. Dating sites are becoming more and more popular.
Statistics show that as many as 30 per cent of people in America use this technology to find a partner, while in Europe, the UK leads with about 3.5 million registered users of this type of social network.
So, it’s not a shame to ferment On-Line. You never know when and how fast you may find it. So, don’t be ashamed, show yourself in the best light. And – good luck!