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Before looking at
sites on offer, think about how you will write your personal profile. Jot down a paragraph or two about yourself, your interests, and your hopes for a partner. Then write a few words about what you are looking for in a potential dating match. Doing this offline will help you structure in your own mind what sort of date you are looking for, and then when you go and look at some dating sites, you’ll easily be able to pick out those that offer
best chance of providing what you want. The added benefit of course is that when it comes to filling in your profile online, you will be prepared and wont be sat in front of your screen lost for words. Instead your profile will read in a very natural and honest way.
I would always recommend choosing at least two sites to register with and put your profile on, after all, they are almost all free to start with – you only need decide if you want to pay when and if someone of interest turns up and you want to make contact.
Websites like The Dating WebReview can also save you time. The reviews will quickly give you an idea about
services each dating site offers, and whether they specialise.
Choosing an internet dating site isn’t difficult. In
end it comes down to finding one that you enjoy using. After all, if it appeals to your taste, then you already have something in common with
other members.

Sara Blackmoore is a relationship counselor and regular contributor to http://www.dating-webreview.com She lives in London, England with her husband and two children.