A well written profile can save you a lot of time from dealing with lukewarm connections, bad dates, and awkward conversation.

If you are finding that a lot of your matches are hit or miss, taking the time to help qualify yourself and your matches will lead to a better outcome.

I've learned that money and opportunities come and go, but your friends and family are always there to help you when you need it.

I hope one day I can pass down those qualities to a family of my own, and it's why I work so hard today.

A good profile is the backbone of your personality. Don’t be afraid to communicate what you want, and what you don’t want.

Today I’m going to walk you through a step-by-step guide on how to write a great dating profile that gets you the right connection.

After all, it’s not always easy to big yourself up without sounding conceited or (even worse) desperate.

But did you know that one in three couples now find love online?

A poorly written profile looks like this: Why is this bad? While they are perfectly fine to have as interests, keep in mind women are going through dozens of matches to find someone who is right for them.

All three profiles manage to stand out from the crowd – they’re unique and free of the usual online dating clichés that people have come to expect, while still showcasing the user’s true personality.

Each profile is different in the same way that each person is different – so we’ve showcased three of the most common “types” of online dating profiles.

The Thoughtful Romantic The one thing I am most passionate about: taking care of others, helping people, and making people smile.

Yes – I know that sounds cheesy – but I try really hard to brighten the day of everyone I meet, even if that’s just by asking a cashier how they are or holding the door open for someone.