Review: Nails it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 14, 2013
You know before starting this book that it will be short. At 43 pages, it's definitely a quick read - at least the first time through. The author's tone is both conversational and encouraging.Also, in the first Chapter the author provides the statistics associated with online dating like the average amount people spend before deactivating their account. It's definitely an eye-opening for someone who's not experienced in online dating. As a matter of fact, Lane point-blank explains that the #1 business of online dating sites are to make money - not to match you with your soul mate. That's a distant second priority. That certainly puts it into perspective what you're getting yourself into when using the internet to find love.Lane also addresses your concerns and fears about online dating. From the stigmas associated with online dating and how to make yourself sound natural in your profile, to what types of profile pictures to use. You'll learn how to communicate and when to ignore the other person, and when it's appropriate to meet in person.You'll learn the nuts and bolts of online dating from profiles to meeting, with the author's witty humor teaching you the ins and outs. The book is a quick, fun to read, look at the world of online dating and real life meeting. You'll also get a comparison between free and paid dating sites, and the pros and cons associated with each type.Finally the author provides a list of more than 100 different dating sites for you to check out.As far as I can tell, this book is an authority on interacting with dating websites, setting up your profile, communicating with potential partners, and meeting them in person, in an easy-to-read fast-paced book.