Online dating services are a HUGE business now. People are looking for relationships, companionship, marriage partners, and even just friendships and they're using these services to find what they're looking for. And, to do this, they need to fill in profiles. This means they need to use WORDS! They need to write effectively.
Well, our friends at Grammarly.com, the team behind the popular writing app, partnered with the online dating website eHarmony to determine whether the writing skills displayed in people’s online dating profiles affect their chances of finding romance. Grammarly summarized the results, along with other online dating statistics, in an infographic.
This infographic is attributed to Grammerly.com.
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3 comments:
Grammarly, thanks for sharing this infographic with us. Boy, writing is important everywhere!
Grammarly and Karen Cioffi-Ventrice, your readers may like a book about "Words that Work" by Frank Luntz, especially the chapter on magical words that have been proven by research to get results! (http://bit.ly/FrankLuntz). There's also quite a bit about word choice as it related to book publishing in my The Frugal Editor (http://bit.ly/FrugalEditor).
Best,
Carolyn
Carolyn, "Words that Work" looks great. I'm going to look it up on Amazon. Always looking for those 'power' words! Thanks for sharing!
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