What Works Best On Dating Apps: Jeff’s Profile

Assistant Producer Shannon on The Andie Summers Show needs a dating profile makeover. She's been on the apps before and experimented with different photos and prompts. Now, we're helping her figure out what works best. We don't need our girl to get more matches, rather we want her to get quality matches. How do we achieve that? It's time for The Andie Summers Show to step in.

Let's start with what a Hinge profile looks like. Below, you'll find the layout of the dating app, Hinge. To complete your profile, you must include 6 photos and 3 prompts of your choosing. You can also add in a voice message or a poll. Other users can then like or comment on specific photos or prompts. Unlike Bumble or Tinder, you cannot just "like" the whole profile. Once someone likes or comments on something specific from my profile, you'll get a notification for a new like. From there, you have the option to respond or reject that person based on their profile. Hinge is the app designed to be deleted, so hopefully the rest is your future love story.

For those who don't know, I actually met my wife on a dating app. It wasn't hinge but same principle. She was my first ever match on a dating app. That stat line is 100%, 1-for-1, champion right here. I was really excited to put her profile together because I remember swiping back in my day and can use my experience to better craft a profile that will succeed for Shannon.

No doubt in my mind that I will get more comments and matches than anyone else (maybe even more than Shannon) given my resume on this topic!

See more of Julie's tips here.

Check out Shannon's profile.

Check out Andie's profile takeover.

Check out Donnie's profile takeover

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