A matchmaker reviewed a 29-year-old's Bumble profile, and said he should remove the mirror selfie and redo his written bio

Julia NaftulinJan 11, 2023, 03:11 IST

Jeremy submitted his profile to Insider's Dating App Clinic.Insider<ul class="summary-list"><li>Jeremy, a 29-year-old in South Carolina, had his Bumble profile reviewed by an expert for <a href="https://www.insider.com/category/dating-app-clinic" rel>Insider's Dating App Clinic</a>.</li><li>Expert Thalia Ouimet suggested Jeremy put more thought into his written bio and try professional photos.</li></ul>Jeremy, a 29-year-old living in South Carolina, volunteered to have his Bumble profile reviewed for Insider's Dating App Clinic, a series where we ask experts how to revamp your dating profiles to increase your chances of finding a match.Jeremy said he's looking to date other men, and he's seeking someone who is fun, interesting, and honest. He said his deal breakers are liars, big attitudes, and smoking.He described himself as fun and inviting. Ultimately, Jeremy wants to find his soulmate and possibly get married."I want more matches that are not just looking to have sex, but want more out of the relationship," Jeremy told Insider.<a href="http://wemetthroughthalia.com/">Thalia Ouimet</a>, a matchmaker who works with clients in New York City and Miami, reviewed Jeremy's profile and offered advice on how he can update it.

Right away, Ouimet enjoyed the authentic and unedited vibe of Jeremy's photos.

Matchmaker Thalia Ouimet reviewed Jeremy's Bumble profile.Insider

At the same time Ouimet suggested Jeremy should remove his mirror selfie. Photos should show off your interests and personality, she said.

Ouimet suggested Jeremy invest in professional photos.Insider

Jeremy should try to sell himself and his personality through his written bio, Ouimet said.

Jeremy should try to sell himself and his personality through his written bio, Ouimet said.Insider

Ouimet said she doesn't mind the inclusion of social media accounts on a dating profile. At the same time, she wishes Jeremy would write more about who he is.

Jeremy included his social media handles in his profile, which is a useful move if his accounts are photo-heavy, Ouimet said.Insider

Consider ditching the group photos.

Jeremy should consider ways to vary his photo selection so he can show who he is, according to Ouimet.Insider

Jeremy's profile could be more consistent with his relationship goals, Ouimet said.

Jeremy should remove the "something casual" from his profile if he only wants serious connections, Ouimet said.Insider

Overall, Jeremy is off to a good start. His profile could benefit from colorful details and photos, according to Ouimet.

Instead of using tags to paint a picture of who you are, write something original and show it through eye-catching photos, Ouimet said.Insider

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