MEDILL REPORTS -- May 1 -- Reasons for choosing an offline matchmaking service
- Singles work one-on-one with a relationship expert to assess goals and tactics for conquering the dating world.
- Staff members can vouch for his or her credibility. No more knights in rusted armor.
- Someone else does the preliminary work for you. All you have to do is show up.
- A number of matchmaking services only select commitment-minded men and women, so it's easier to avoid those singles only looking for a fling.
- Many companies also have image and fashion consultants in addition to relationship and life coaches.
- You can avoid the bar scene. Period.
Selective Search (Chicago) focuses on a high-end clientele but the service is pricey: men pay $10,000.
The full article was originally published at Medill Reports, but is no longer available.
Mark Brooks: Together Dating / The Right One, Great Expectations, and It's Just Lunch all offer different spins on offline matchmaking. MyPartnerPerfect is headed by Patrick Perrine, a gay matchmaker and human sexuality expert.
Congratulations to all the “high-end” matchmakers…you provide a truly concierge service and I have no doubt your business will continue to grow.
My question is about your business model…what’s the thought process about only charging the men for the service?
Terry Fitzpatrick
COO
The Right One, Together Dating, eLove.com
Posted by: Terry Fitzpatrick | May 03, 2007 at 10:01 AM