How to Write a Dating App Bio That Actually Works
Don't leave it blank. Pew Research shows that 'Shared Interests' are a top factor for 64% of daters. Use your bio to signal them.
According to Pew Research Center, 64% of online daters say that having shared interests is very important to them.
Your bio is the only place to signal those interests clearly. Leaving it blank or writing "Just ask" is leaving matches on the table.
The H-V-C Formula
A perfect bio consists of three parts:
- The Hook: Something funny or intriguing to stop the scroll.
- The Value: What is it like to date you? (Vibes, activities).
- The CTA (Call to Action): An easy way for them to start the chat.
1. The Hook
"I'm a simple guy looking for a simple girl." (BORING)
"I make the best worst margaritas in the city." (HOOK)
2. The Value
Don't list adjectives ("I'm funny, smart, kind"). List experiences.
"Sunday mornings are for farmer's markets and Formula 1." (Signals: Wholesome but exciting).
3. The Call to Action
End with a question or debate.
"Tell me your most controversial food take."
"Better date: Rooftop drinks or Dive bar mystery shots?"
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