I had been posting a regular Week In Review of online dating articles and related stories that you might find of interest. Yet I got a bit behind and now am in the process of catching up. These articles may have been news or new a few weeks ago when they originally were posted but the information or stories are still relevant. So here are some more online dating articles from the last few weeks that I found to be of interest or that had some good tips. Enjoy!

Pop-Culture has Killed Love
While politically this site is on the other side of the political spectrum from me, this article was pretty good. It talks about how pop culture and superficiality is drowning out the chances of real relationships and love. Also about how as online daters we take all the information posted about some one but only really seem to care about their picture. Quite interesting how this is similar in perspective to the article I posted about previously by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach.

Web site helps with dating dilemmas
An article about two women from Chicago that started an online dating advice business called econfidant.com. Scroll to the bottom of the article for a few tips to help you in your search. The best being:

A good mate is different from a good date. “If you think of good looks and having a fun time and someone who’s funny, that kind of makes a good date,” says Begelman.

What do you think of those ideas? Would you pay for online help in your dating adventures?

One man’s brave experiment in online dating
A little online dating levity in regards to communicating with matches to take the edge off. Funny how even though they are over the top one or more will still seem very familiar too you.

The joys of Internet dating
An advice columnist answers the following:

I’ve heard so many unpleasant stories about trying to meet someone on the Internet that I’m reluctant to try it. Then there’s the perception that it’s mostly for losers.

And how do you handle meeting someone who totally misrepresents who they are? Suppose you don’t like a person from the first moment you see them?

The advice sounds pretty good to me, what did you think?

Advertising vehicle
Now that is an interesting approach to meeting someone.

Online dating success story
News story from WKYC News. Watch or read the story. Always good to hear about a success story as many more of the stories on the downside of online dating seem to get more airtime or column space.

Single mom faces unique challenges
Are you a single mother looking to get back in the dating game then you might find this article to be of some help.

Have some thoughts on the above online dating articles leave them in the comments.

I had been posting a regular Week In Review of online dating articles and related stories that you might find of interest. Yet I got a bit behind and now am in the process of catching up. These articles may have been news or new a few weeks ago when they originally were posted but the information or stories are still relevant. So here are some more online dating articles from the last few months that I found to be of interest or that had some good tips. Enjoy!

Singles: Knowing who you are and what you want comes first

Three tips that are actually pretty obvious but we could all use a little reminder from time to time. As for the third of idea of dating, dating and dating some more just remember to give each one a chance and don’t be so quick to judge. You’ll end up just dating a lot and never making any connections with people. Which is what we all are looking for.

Dating Web sites now trying to prevent divorce

Interesting story on how online dating sites like Match.com are starting to look at offering services for married people. Most of the big online dating sites seem to be touting their marriages so if those marriages start falling apart it is not good for business. The main take away from this story is that you should be honest in your profile as that looks to be the biggest reason relationships falter down the line is because of misrepresentations upfront.

With honesty, patience, online dating can work

This article is by a man that believes he has found his soul mate on eHarmony. Reading about others success gives us all hope that success in the world of online dating will come our way one day.

Old dating rules are being broken in wake of Internet romance revolution

Skip to the bottom of the article if you just want to know what the old rules that should be broken are.

ISO Romance, One Writer Tries the Buy-the-Book Approach

Columnist Rachel Machacek takes a look at five books about dating in an attempt to change her relationship luck. They were:

• Catch Him and Keep Him an ebook
• Complete Idiot’s Guide to Dating
• Dating Rocks!: The 21 Smartest Moves Women Make for Love
• I Can’t Believe I’m Buying This Book: A Commonsense Guide to Successful Internet Dating
• The Rules

Find out which one she found most useful. Have you read any of the above? What did you think?

Barry Tompkins: Pickup lines seem to lose their pizazz after 20 years

A light and entertaining read regarding the changes over the last 20 years since good old Barry found his one and only.

Have some thoughts on the above online dating articles leave them in the comments.

I had been posting a regular eWooing Week In Review of online dating articles and related stories that you might find of interest. Yet I got a bit behind and now am in the process of catching up. These articles may have been news or new a few weeks ago when they originally were posted but the information or stories are still relevant. So here are the online dating articles from the last few months that I found to be interesting reading or which had good tips for your perusal. Enjoy!

Believing in love at first site

At first website that is. A well written article about the stigma that still seems to be attached to dating online. How many people have to be invovled in an activity before that stigmas wears off?

Romance Blossoms On The Internet, But There Is Still Public Concern About The Safety Of Online Dating

Some statistics regarding online dating. The one at the end of the story about how only 43% of those surveyed that have used an online dating site have actually taken that final step and actually met someone in person. I sure hope those other 57% are using free dating sites. What a waste to pay for the use of Yahoo! Personals or Match.com and meet people online then communicate with them via email and then never meet for real. What do you think of that stat?

Online daters report mostly positive connections

The stat in this story that:

Among all Internet users – about 145 million single people, married people or those in relationships – opinions appear evenly split: 44 percent agree Internet dating is a “good way to meet people,” and 44 percent disagree.

I say it makes total sense since only 43% of people according to the story above have actually done so.

Internet dating allows anyone to find dates

Watch MSNBC’s Tucker Carlson back when he was still wearing the bowties in this interview with Jim Tracy, publisher of Online Dating Magazine about Niche Dating Sites.

Shallow men and the women who suffer

An interesting commentary by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach what men tend to be looking for in a woman and what they ought to be.

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Well I think this online dating blog has set idle long enough. I started a second one, TVaholic, and spent my time the last few months working on it. But it is time to give this site a little time again also. So semi-regular posting should resume soon as shall a couple of posting ideas that have been sitting on the old to-do list. The first thing is getting through a backlog of news articles and other online dating blog posts to get my feet wet again.

For those that have read articles here in the past or have happened along eWooing recently, is there any topics in the realm of online dating that you would like to know about? Information you are looking for? Any areas of online dating you are looking for tips about? Let us know in the comments and maybe they will get added to that to-do list.