Tinder is a dating app that connects users based on their geographic location. It operates on the basis of a simple interface that allows users to swipe right to ‘like' and left to ‘pass.' It's a ‘match' when two users like each other, and they can then chat via the app.
Do you struggle to get actual date on TINDER? No worries let us discuss some tips about how to make it work! Tinder is a valuable life skill, and the good news is that it is simple to learn. Essentially there are two rules you should follow: Look good and don’t be a creep.
Before we begin ,lets look at Global success of Tinder,
Glance at Success of Tinder Usage Statistics 2021
Tinder was completely launched in late 2013 to great success, handling 350 million swipes per day (4,000 per second) by late 2013, and one billion swipes per day by the end of 2014. Tinder launched a premium subscription model with additional features (Tinder Plus) in 2015, and a third level in 2017. (Tinder Gold). In-app transactions can also be made on a one-time basis. Tinder has only increased in popularity since then, becoming an indisputable part of the modern dating landscape. Total Tinder users estimated at 66 million. According to other figures, US Tinder penetration is highest among 30-44-year-old, at 19%, compared to 15% among 18-29-year-old if only current users are considered.
It is estimated that 72% of the US Tinder user base is male, compared to 28% female. Tinder is used by 50% of UK Tinder users and 56% of US Tinder users at least once every few days. Tinder 2020 made $1.4 billion in sales. Tinder accounted for 59% of Match Group's $2.4 billion in sales.
How to get a date on Tinder?
1.Make a profile for yourself.
I understand that creating a dating profile may feel almost as painful as updating a resume, but it's necessary if you want to meet people who are serious about dating (and aren't just using the app to pass the time). Spend some time selecting appropriate profile images and composing a brief bio. It demonstrates to other users on the app who are interested in dating that you are there for more than just swiping.
2.The first and foremost step is talking Initiative while making a conversation should be natural: There is no magical line that is perfect but the most successful way to get a match on tinder is by pointing out something in your profile that sparked their interest. It can be your hobbies, your school or work, social activities etc. You can also use the GIF function that is really a fun way to express yourself and show your personality and sense of humor.
3.Bio is most important: Never skip it. It is your best opportunity to tell your match about yourself and it will look genuine. Some female Tinder users who recently started dating men discovered that if they don't have something in their bio, they're 98% less likely to "swipe right" on anyone.. But don't go overboard. There's a reason for the 500-character limit: no one wants to read a novel while swiping through profiles."
4.Connect your profile with social media like Facebook and Instagram: Our pictures says exclusive story about us. It’s a good way to start a conversation.
5.Weekend is your best swiping time: Most users will be free and active on their weekends.
6.Don’t be too hurried giving out your number: It may ruin their impression on you and will lead to misunderstandings. It's worth chatting within the app until you're sure you are interested in meeting them and to learn their interest about you.
7.You're able to UN-match : with the other person on the app if you decide you're no longer interested, which is a lot easier than telling them to lose your number.
8.Be Genuine: Your pictures should give others a sense of your character, hobbies and interests. If you like to go on a long drive or trekking, show it. If you're kind of a extrovert or an introvert, show it. We all deserve to be appreciated for who we are.
9.Don’t let small talk make you go off guard: If a conversation is drying up it’s always worth sending a GIF to change the mood or vibe. If you don't want to engage in small talk but you don't necessarily want to end the conversation, you can like (click the green heart next to the message) the last message your match sent you.
10.Avoid dull colours in your pictures: A recent study showed that the majority of Tinder users wear neutral colours like black, white, navy, grey, beige etc., So if you really want to stand out, add a splash of colour to your dress.
11.More images will result in more matches: Having more profile images and making good use of the bio portion dramatically increases the chances of receiving more matches. Adding your job and education to your profile works amazingly well also. Using a blurry picture of yourself wearing sunglasses in a swarm of people does not make you seem enigmatic or intriguing. It’s an autopilot left swipe. Do yourself a favor and have your main photo show your face, in focus and preferably with a pleasant expression on your face
It's easier than ever to update your Tinder profile now that you can upload profile images directly from your phone's camera roll. You're no longer limited to the photos you have on Facebook.
12.Don’t keep expectations but be open to what can happen: Most of the time, Tinder is just for fun, so don’t have any plans to find your future husband or wife on the app. On the other hand, just because you met someone on Tinder doesn't mean you can't date them. Swipes can lead to real relationships in some cases.
13.Super likes always increase your chance of a match: Your chances of getting a match are 3 times higher with a Super Like, and conversations that start with a Super Like last 70% longer. I'm really butter up when I receive one knowing that someone sent their one daily Super Like to me, and others will be the same.
14.Request a date.
Even the best discussions have a lull after a while of talking. If you're still interested in the individual and want to see them in person, you should ask them out. There are a variety of ways to ask someone out on the internet, but the most common is to simply say, "Hey, I've really enjoyed chatting with you." “Would you like to get together sometime?” Is all it takes. If the individual is interested, they will respond positively. “I understand,” you can tell if they aren't. Thank you for the interesting discussion,” and move on to the next guy.
It's better to make arrangements for the week if you're asking anyone out on an app. You don't want to wait longer than seven days or put it off because your relationship with this person is still going strong. So make a simple plan, such as drinks or coffee, that fits into your schedule. If you're the one who's asking, you should usually be the one to suggest a place.
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