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Dating Russian Women Is Challenging And Fun
Saturday, March 28th, 2009
Peter Finch asked:
Foreigners are a welcome and desired date for Russian women. However the real dating is not just for a night or two and here is some simple advice to keep in mind when you are approaching a local lady.
Dating a Russian woman is an exciting experience for everyone. Here girls are easy going and charming. They are usually considered “hot” by most foreigners. In local customs, the phrase “Dating Russian Woman” has its reciprocal saying, which is “Dating Foreign Man”. For many of them meeting someone who is coming from “abroad” is an exotic and extremely desired experience.
The reasons are hidden in the background of the Russian traditions, the economic situation in the country and most of all, the perspectives that might be opened for the woman. Usually such kind of relationship is opening brand new horizons for both sides.
Before starting the real matchmaking experience, men should know a few important things about the traditions. Dating Russian women, just like in any other relationship in the modern world and countries with European orientation, has its natural roots. It is preceded by the moment of flirtation when you will try to impress your future fiance. This task is not so simple because Russian women are not so easy to pick up.
Before reaching the moment when you are actually dating, you should know that offensive gestures or offers would never make their way to her heart. When we talk about offensive offers, we are referring mainly to these for paid company services or sex. Knowing how to approach the woman and touch the deeply hidden cords of her heart is an art.
Simply learning the name of the woman and being able to pronounce it right, with a proper Russian accent will not be enough for saying that you have succeeded and she will fall in love with you immediately. After you have predisposed your date, you will be expected to treat her with respect and attention. Dating Russian women sometimes means investing not only financial resources, in order to keep her close to you and interested in your relationship. Small or generous presents will not be enough and you have to show your emotional engagement and attitude.
Passing the initial phases of dating Russian women sometimes evolves in meeting with her family or friends. To most men this is a real challenge for the patience and results in a huge cultural shock. Local people are noisy and ingenious. They are open minded and will be curious what had taken you there. The language barrier sometimes prevents effective communication and is considered a real nightmare for foreigners who are unprepared for such an experience.
The Russian language for example uses a different alphabet. Although many Russian women are ready for compromises you should know that dating Russian women and getting along with their family is a big plus that will take you to her heart and help you stay there forever.
In short, it is a pleasant and rich emotional adventure, especially if you are ready to investigate all the Russian traditions with which you will be involved. The dream might come true only for those who are careful, pay attention to the customs and do not cause offence because being a foreigner is not always an excuse of being discourteous.
Foreigners are a welcome and desired date for Russian women. However the real dating is not just for a night or two and here is some simple advice to keep in mind when you are approaching a local lady.
Dating a Russian woman is an exciting experience for everyone. Here girls are easy going and charming. They are usually considered “hot” by most foreigners. In local customs, the phrase “Dating Russian Woman” has its reciprocal saying, which is “Dating Foreign Man”. For many of them meeting someone who is coming from “abroad” is an exotic and extremely desired experience.
The reasons are hidden in the background of the Russian traditions, the economic situation in the country and most of all, the perspectives that might be opened for the woman. Usually such kind of relationship is opening brand new horizons for both sides.
Before starting the real matchmaking experience, men should know a few important things about the traditions. Dating Russian women, just like in any other relationship in the modern world and countries with European orientation, has its natural roots. It is preceded by the moment of flirtation when you will try to impress your future fiance. This task is not so simple because Russian women are not so easy to pick up.
Before reaching the moment when you are actually dating, you should know that offensive gestures or offers would never make their way to her heart. When we talk about offensive offers, we are referring mainly to these for paid company services or sex. Knowing how to approach the woman and touch the deeply hidden cords of her heart is an art.
Simply learning the name of the woman and being able to pronounce it right, with a proper Russian accent will not be enough for saying that you have succeeded and she will fall in love with you immediately. After you have predisposed your date, you will be expected to treat her with respect and attention. Dating Russian women sometimes means investing not only financial resources, in order to keep her close to you and interested in your relationship. Small or generous presents will not be enough and you have to show your emotional engagement and attitude.
Passing the initial phases of dating Russian women sometimes evolves in meeting with her family or friends. To most men this is a real challenge for the patience and results in a huge cultural shock. Local people are noisy and ingenious. They are open minded and will be curious what had taken you there. The language barrier sometimes prevents effective communication and is considered a real nightmare for foreigners who are unprepared for such an experience.
The Russian language for example uses a different alphabet. Although many Russian women are ready for compromises you should know that dating Russian women and getting along with their family is a big plus that will take you to her heart and help you stay there forever.
In short, it is a pleasant and rich emotional adventure, especially if you are ready to investigate all the Russian traditions with which you will be involved. The dream might come true only for those who are careful, pay attention to the customs and do not cause offence because being a foreigner is not always an excuse of being discourteous.
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Online Dating Looks Overseas for Growth
Sunday, March 22nd, 2009
Anthony Wayne asked:
As far back as the Paleolithic era, there have been matchmakers. Primitive man probably exchanged their daughters for a good spear or loin cloth at some point. In the middle ages, families exchanged their daughters for labor, land, goods, and even status.
Some know them by the Yiddish term “Shadchen.” And you probably thought the correct term was “Yenta,” but it’s not (I admit I did too). A Yenta is simply a gossipy woman. In almost every society, a community member set himself or herself up as the person to set up unions.
Enter the Internet. In the late 1990’s, online dating began to take market share from the dominant matchmaking tool of the time–newspaper voice personals. The internet could simply do some things better. After all, physical attraction is a big part of the equation and the internet could show a picture, even if the photo was taken ten years or thirty pounds ago.
Today, there are over one thousand internet dating sites in the USA alone. They vary from the highly publicized brands like eHarmony and Match to niche sites like JDate that cater exclusively to Jewish singles–without the Shadchen. Proprieters vary from large companies to entrepreneurial sites run off of entrepreneur’s home office laptops.
The internet dating industry rang up $649 million in sales in 2006, and eclipsed $700 million in 2007, according to Juniper Research. Of the 92 million unmarried adult Americans 18 or older, 16 million have tried online dating, according to the Pew Internet and Social Lifestyle Study. That’s a lot of clicks, or people hoping to click.
Internet dating has been around since the late 1990’s, but it exploded in 2003 with a 77% growth rate. Growth has slowed to 10% recently partly because of competition from the recent phenomenon known as social networking sites. With sites such as Facebook, you can essentially flirt for free. Just like in the Paleolithic era.
In the face of declining growth, online dating brands such as MatchLink, operated by Spark Network Services, are looking overseas for growth. Expanding internationally, however, comes with some cultural challenges. In Japan, for example, it isn’t really necessary to ask for hair color, because there really aren’t too many blondes. Then, there’s cultures like China and India where it’s important to adhere to the local traditions.
International expansion is definitely the way to grow the industry. “We’ve enhanced our offering to include a more international dating database,” said Bob Bentz, director of marketing for Spark. “You really need to think global and act local in today’s online dating world.”
Like with most products, the real jewel for international expansion appears to be China and India. Sixty million internet users are of marrying age in China, according to iResearch, and that market segment alone will grow to 128 million by 2010. Already, 14 million Chinese use online dating, but only 500,000 pay for the service, thus creating a marketplace where advertiser-sponsored services must be the norm.
In India, where up to 90% of all marriages are arranged, local online dating companies are already racking up some impressive numbers. A local site, Shaadi, already boasts having arranged 800,000 marriages. Online dating revenues in India are growing by 50% per year and hit $30 million in 2006.
The growth in China and India prove that when it comes to online dating, love needs no translation.
As far back as the Paleolithic era, there have been matchmakers. Primitive man probably exchanged their daughters for a good spear or loin cloth at some point. In the middle ages, families exchanged their daughters for labor, land, goods, and even status.
Some know them by the Yiddish term “Shadchen.” And you probably thought the correct term was “Yenta,” but it’s not (I admit I did too). A Yenta is simply a gossipy woman. In almost every society, a community member set himself or herself up as the person to set up unions.
Enter the Internet. In the late 1990’s, online dating began to take market share from the dominant matchmaking tool of the time–newspaper voice personals. The internet could simply do some things better. After all, physical attraction is a big part of the equation and the internet could show a picture, even if the photo was taken ten years or thirty pounds ago.
Today, there are over one thousand internet dating sites in the USA alone. They vary from the highly publicized brands like eHarmony and Match to niche sites like JDate that cater exclusively to Jewish singles–without the Shadchen. Proprieters vary from large companies to entrepreneurial sites run off of entrepreneur’s home office laptops.
The internet dating industry rang up $649 million in sales in 2006, and eclipsed $700 million in 2007, according to Juniper Research. Of the 92 million unmarried adult Americans 18 or older, 16 million have tried online dating, according to the Pew Internet and Social Lifestyle Study. That’s a lot of clicks, or people hoping to click.
Internet dating has been around since the late 1990’s, but it exploded in 2003 with a 77% growth rate. Growth has slowed to 10% recently partly because of competition from the recent phenomenon known as social networking sites. With sites such as Facebook, you can essentially flirt for free. Just like in the Paleolithic era.
In the face of declining growth, online dating brands such as MatchLink, operated by Spark Network Services, are looking overseas for growth. Expanding internationally, however, comes with some cultural challenges. In Japan, for example, it isn’t really necessary to ask for hair color, because there really aren’t too many blondes. Then, there’s cultures like China and India where it’s important to adhere to the local traditions.
International expansion is definitely the way to grow the industry. “We’ve enhanced our offering to include a more international dating database,” said Bob Bentz, director of marketing for Spark. “You really need to think global and act local in today’s online dating world.”
Like with most products, the real jewel for international expansion appears to be China and India. Sixty million internet users are of marrying age in China, according to iResearch, and that market segment alone will grow to 128 million by 2010. Already, 14 million Chinese use online dating, but only 500,000 pay for the service, thus creating a marketplace where advertiser-sponsored services must be the norm.
In India, where up to 90% of all marriages are arranged, local online dating companies are already racking up some impressive numbers. A local site, Shaadi, already boasts having arranged 800,000 marriages. Online dating revenues in India are growing by 50% per year and hit $30 million in 2006.
The growth in China and India prove that when it comes to online dating, love needs no translation.
