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Making eHarmony Work: Two Tips for Success

Being in on the inner workings of a service dedicated to helping people find love, it has occurred to me that there are two points...

The Beginner's Guide to eHarmony

Congratulations! You've taken the first step, spent an hour answering questions about yourself, and purchased a subscription. So now what...

Using eHarmony: Answering the 'Passionate' Question

What are you most passionate about? If you've ever been an eHarmony member, you know this question. But what if you are having trouble...

Using eHarmony: Religion Settings, Must Haves and Can't Stands!

Some areas of your settings page require a closer look -- here's why. In general, you may expect your friendly eHarmony Advice Hosts...

Making eHarmony Work: Two Tips for Success

Using eHarmony: Answering the 'Passionate' Question

Using eHarmony: Religion Settings, Must Haves and Can't Stands!

Using eHarmony: How NOT to Become a Disappointing Match

Treating your matches courteously is a hugely important part of our dating process. Here are four behaviors typical of a disappointing match…

Account Settings, Using eHarmony

eHarmony Etiquette 101!

There are courtesies that apply for general dating endeavors, but some principles especially apply when using eHarmony because of its unique design.

Online Date Tips, Using eHarmony

About Your Success: Creating an Effective ‘About Me’ Page – Part Two

In this final part of a series on creating an effective About Me page we look at tips for creating unique answers that will stand out to your matches.

Using eHarmony: Exploring the ‘No Way’ Setting

Is having too many “no ways” in your profile keeping you from finding that special someone? Here are some important things to consider…

Account Settings, Using eHarmony

5 Photos that Make you Look Undateable

As novices of online dating, some people don’t realize that their profile picture doesn’t represent them well. If your personal profile isn’t yielding the amount of clicks you’d like, the problem may be your portrait.