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Tip #3: Provide details when you can.
This can include your hobbies, interests, favorites, and dislikes. For example, if you like reading, try listing your top three books and why you want them. If your favorite vacation spot is Norway, tell them what you loved about that vacation.
The goal here is to be detailed and provide examples. It’s a step up from just listing what you like. With more details, you give the reader a chance to get to know you.
This gives them a firm idea of who you are, so if they decide to match with you, they find you interesting and have a lot in common with you.
Tip #4: Don’t write a novel.
While you want to be detailed when answering questions, you still want to be concise. Writing 1-2 paragraphs is good, but writing a short novel is too much.
Too much detail will cause readers to swipe on. So instead, save some of the mystery for actual conversation together.
Tip #5: Get creative with your bio.
Something you can do is come up with a great conversation starter built into your bio. This can increase the odds someone will match with you and give them something to work with starting a conversation.
A great example would be, “Pineapple belongs on pizza – change my mind about it.” This lets people break the ice and either agree or disagree with you cleverly and playfully.
Tip #6: Be honest on your profile.
