Pleasure meeting you.

If you’re talking about helping people who don’t have solid command of the English language, that makes sense. In that case, you should start offering your services in Asia.

I’ve tried most profile writing services and written a few hundred myself. Getting people to explain who they are and what they are looking for should be better dealt with by dating sites, but there will always be a market for profile writing.

Knock, knock. No leniency to laid-back, slapdash type. And, David, that makes us two.

A text-parsing system and a decent set of machine-generated questions could write a better profile than most people. You two have the high-end, which is a small market. I’d rather see dating sites themselves create better profile systems, which would alleviate the need to have someone else write your profile.

Crowdsourcing works too, in certain cases.

The web is replete with articles listing popular clichés people should avoid in order to cut a unique figure. These are far from helpful. We are instinctively fashioned to go the mob way. But the psychological triggers work differently than genetic triggers when it comes to dating sphere. Well-known profile writing sites like Heusinte and E-Cyrano know the nuances full well. That’s why profile written through them will always have a jump on other profiles in the datosphere.

As for Markus, he is keeping himself busy with what he is extremely good at. That is, making his site vociferously people-friendly and tacitly people-centric.