Thanks to online dating websites, single people now have more opportunities than ever to meet and date potential mates. Unfortunately, until now, no online dating service has successfully mitigated the inherent risks of dating a new person. This is because online dating has been designed to work exactly the same way that dating has always worked. The couple meets up in the evening to spend several hours together. The only new things are the introduction of the internet and some (usually computerized) compatibility tests. Single people still take on the risk of spending hours of time and money for dining and entertainment, and they still have to be ‘on’ for an entire evening. Then there’s the safety risk of spending time at night with a stranger. The end result is often stress filled and expensive. Fortunately there is a Matchmaker in Minneapolis who has created a new model of online dating.
Under this new model single folks don’t have to dedicate the time and money of a typical evening date to determine if there is any relationship potential. Instead, the Matchmaker in Minneapolis will facilitate a lunch date, casual after work meet-up for a drink, or a weekend brunch. This is a great, low pressure, and safe way to meet and get to know someone new. Participants are able to let their guards down, relax, and get to know each other. If both parties hit it off, and want to see each other again, they can do so by exchanging phone numbers, social media contact information, or business cards. If not, all that was lost is an hour of time and the cost of lunch or a cocktail. Once the date is over, participants can provide feedback to the Matchmaker in Minneapolis. This feedback will be used to improve future matchmaking.
On a final note, it’s important to remember that safety should always be the number one priority when meeting and spending time with a stranger. The well-being and peace of mind of the client is extremely important to this Matchmaker in Minneapolis. Details such as last name, employer, email address, and phone number are withheld until both parties are comfortable with sharing that information. Clients are simply provided with a first name, a description of their date, and the reasons the matchmaker believes that person is compatible.
