Uniform Dating E-mail Tips
Do you want to know how to make your e-mail read and look more attractive to your uniform singles? Do you know how to make yourself sound more interesting and more valuable through your e-mails?
Actually, the e-mail is a very important mode of communication in online dating, especially since it is the first manner of communicating in Uniform Dating online. However, the importance of e-mails have been quite undermined by some people. Some think that they can get away with informal writing, misspellings, and wrong grammar.
Don't let that kind of thinking mess with you because it's wrong and is so far from the truth.
You must attract your prospect through your e-mail, and in so doing, make that e-mail as attractive to that person. Here's one tip: write your e-mails the way you would pen a real letter.
Here are some more definitive tips:
1. Be technical. As I said, write your e-mails the way you would pen down a formal letter. Mind your grammar the same way you would mind it in writing essays, articles, or letters.
Check your spelling by hitting the spell-checker before hitting the SEND button. You never know when you may have accidentally misspelled a word. Also, do not use so many exclamation points!!!!!!! Because this is equivalent to shouting (in happiness or anger isn't important).
2. Write in short paragraphs. Shorter paragraphs means easier readability. Besides, you can organize your thoughts better through shorter paragraphs. Make your sentences shorter too, like say 10-15 words, with 3-5 sentences per paragraph. And also, avoid too many run-on sentences.
3. Keep your fingers off the CAPS LOCK button. In short, never write in CAPITAL LETTERS. Capital letters means SHOUTING in netspeak, and he would not enjoy it if you were shouting at him. And while we're at it, try to avoid any LOLs, OMGs, LMFAOs, ROFLs, IMOs, ILYs, IMYs, etc.
4. Attachments are no-nos. No attachments like files or pictures. If he is interested in you, let him look at your profile picture instead of attaching one to your first e-mail.
5. Keep the general tone of the e-mail light, positive, polite, and warm. Do not come off too strong or you'll scare him off. Do not try to be overly sexy, romantic, or dramatic. Sexual overtones are a huge NO. E-mails are equivalent to real life getting to know each other stages. And really, you don't want to be hit on by your date on the first date, right? So it's the same in the first few e-mails.
6. No cursing or swearing. No to any kind of expletives. Trust me, that is not the way to find your military single match. While a group of sailors might appreciate good swear words, your military single may not.
7. Do not use fancy fonts or animations. This makes your e-mail hard to read, and distracts the reader from the content of the e-mail. Keep things simple so as to make him focus on you and your words.
Actually, the e-mail is a very important mode of communication in online dating, especially since it is the first manner of communicating in Uniform Dating online. However, the importance of e-mails have been quite undermined by some people. Some think that they can get away with informal writing, misspellings, and wrong grammar.
Don't let that kind of thinking mess with you because it's wrong and is so far from the truth.
You must attract your prospect through your e-mail, and in so doing, make that e-mail as attractive to that person. Here's one tip: write your e-mails the way you would pen a real letter.
Here are some more definitive tips:
1. Be technical. As I said, write your e-mails the way you would pen down a formal letter. Mind your grammar the same way you would mind it in writing essays, articles, or letters.
Check your spelling by hitting the spell-checker before hitting the SEND button. You never know when you may have accidentally misspelled a word. Also, do not use so many exclamation points!!!!!!! Because this is equivalent to shouting (in happiness or anger isn't important).
2. Write in short paragraphs. Shorter paragraphs means easier readability. Besides, you can organize your thoughts better through shorter paragraphs. Make your sentences shorter too, like say 10-15 words, with 3-5 sentences per paragraph. And also, avoid too many run-on sentences.
3. Keep your fingers off the CAPS LOCK button. In short, never write in CAPITAL LETTERS. Capital letters means SHOUTING in netspeak, and he would not enjoy it if you were shouting at him. And while we're at it, try to avoid any LOLs, OMGs, LMFAOs, ROFLs, IMOs, ILYs, IMYs, etc.
4. Attachments are no-nos. No attachments like files or pictures. If he is interested in you, let him look at your profile picture instead of attaching one to your first e-mail.
5. Keep the general tone of the e-mail light, positive, polite, and warm. Do not come off too strong or you'll scare him off. Do not try to be overly sexy, romantic, or dramatic. Sexual overtones are a huge NO. E-mails are equivalent to real life getting to know each other stages. And really, you don't want to be hit on by your date on the first date, right? So it's the same in the first few e-mails.
6. No cursing or swearing. No to any kind of expletives. Trust me, that is not the way to find your military single match. While a group of sailors might appreciate good swear words, your military single may not.
7. Do not use fancy fonts or animations. This makes your e-mail hard to read, and distracts the reader from the content of the e-mail. Keep things simple so as to make him focus on you and your words.
