I need to get a sense of their energy to determine if I think they'd be a good match for my client. I'll only set one of my clients up with somebody whom I've met face-to-face, either in person or on Zoom.
However, sometimes must-haves are things that are very specific to one person, like wanting to be with someone who's vegan or someone who doesn't drink or someone who's really fit and active because exercise is an integral part of the client's life. Examples of must-haves are usually more fundamental beliefs like religion, family values, education, where they'll live, and wanting to have children. I ask them to share a small handful of "must-haves" and then everything else important to them gets classified as "would be nice-to-haves. On it, I ask them to list their priorities of things that are important to them. On top of that, I get contacted by publicists and through social media. 182 Pages, Grade: 1,3Ĭlients find me through a number of ways: word of mouth, staying current with people in my database, sending out newsletters, and attending a lot of social events to stay top of mind for people so that they'll refer me business. An important part of my business is confidentiality and maintaining my client's privacy until they get face-to-face on the date. Here, I provide enough specific information to get people interested but also general information so they can't figure out who my client is. I also reach out to contacts - people I've worked with before or people I know from social events - to ask for a specific type of match for one of my clients.
When I take on a client, I'll spend a lot of time going through the database and pulling the people I think could be good matches for them.
I keep a very large database of singles from a range of cities.
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