2. Write one or two sentences about why the person caught your eye. Try to include a compliment. Examples:
I saw your profile online and really got a kick. You sound like you have a great sense of humor. I read your profile and really liked your idea of a first date. Especially the part about being able to keep a conversation going.
Hey. Great profile. Sounds like you have a really busy life. You like fly-fishing? And what about the rock climbing thing? Is that for real? I like your photo. Nice smile – looks like you¡¯re having fun. What were you thinking about when you took that? Keep your emails short, light and fun.
3. Write one or two sentences about what you have in common. Examples:
I completely agree with you about taking a relationship slow. That way you can get to know each other first. My life is pretty busy with outdoor stuff too. I usually go climbing at least once a week.
4. Ask some kind of open-ended question that requires more than a yes/no answer.
Try to link it to something in the person¡¯s profile. Examples:
You work at a zoo? How does someone get into that profession?
Actually, I like fly-fishing, too. What are your favorite spots?
Sounds like you¡¯re trying to go through a big change. Any plans?
Sounds like you¡¯re really into cars. I¡¯ve been thinking of buying something in the coming months. Any suggestions? You studied Foreign Policy? What do you think about what¡¯s happening right now in _____?
Read the person¡¯s profile closely before you start writing your first email.
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5. Write a friendly closing and your name. Examples (insert your name or Username after each). Cheers, ¡®Til soon, Take care, Feel free to write back any time. I love it when I¡¯ve got mail. Have a great day. Looking forward to hearing more about you.