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Chemistry Online Dating Service Review Chemistry.com is the first online relationship site to recognize that chemistry is essential to a successful, enduring relationship.Chemistry.com offers a fundamentally different approach that combines the benefits of online with the power of face-to-face meetings. Introduced by Match.com, the world's leading dating and relationship company, Chemistry.com features an advanced matching system and guided communications process developed using Match.com's more than 10 years of experience helping people find successful relationships, along with insight gained from one of the most extensive consumer research studies of single adults ever conducted. Chemistry.com focuses on the critical importance of chemistry between two people.Chemistry.com is built on a holistic system that includes a guided, step-by-step introduction process to facilitate in-person meetings, and a member feedback system. The Chemistry.com experience begins with the Chemistry Profile™, an in-depth personality assessment developed in collaboration with Helen Fisher, Ph.D., world renowned anthropologist and an expert in the science of human attraction. The profile is then processed through a proprietary algorithm and matched up with a select group of potential dates, who are brought together through a private, step-by-step process called 1-2-3-Meet™. This patent-pending process helps members get past email to that essential next step — a face-to-face meeting in the real world, which is the true test of chemistry between two people. Chemistry.com is also the first site to incorporate member feedback after each first meeting, helping to deliver more compatible matches and make dating more successful over time.The feedback system helps refine the matches received and generates tips for members on how to become better daters. Features:Points of Interest
Chemistry.com became available to
single adults nationwide in January 2006.
•The Chemistry Profile draws upon the
studies of Helen Fisher, Ph.D., a world- renowned biological
anthropologist, expert on the science of human attraction and
best-selling author of Why We Love.
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Chemistry.com is an all-new product
from Match.com, the world's leading online dating and personals
site.7 Launched in April 1995, Match.com helped pioneer
the online dating category.
Chemistry and the In-Person Meeting
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73% of single adults agree that
chemistry is important in achieving a loving and enduring
relationship.1
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Consumer research revealed that nearly
80% of people agree that the only way to get a good "feel" for a
potential match is by meeting him/her in person.1
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According to a recent study, the
longer an online relationship continues through email, the more
likely partners are to be disappointed when they meet face-to-face.5
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40% of unmarried US adults 18+ say
they know whether or not there is chemistry either instantly or
within 15 minutes of meeting someone.6
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53% say they always or
frequently wish they had feedback on what their date thought about
them after the first date.6
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69% of married couples agree
that chemistry and compatibility are different things.6
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91% of married couples say that
chemistry was important in bringing them together in the early
stages of their romantic relationship.6
Industry/Marketplace
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Industry research has found a
growing segment of single adults who want a meaningful relationship,
but need assistance in achieving this important goal.4
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12% of engaged or recently
married couples in the U.S. have met online, and more meet on
Match.com than any other site.2
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Couples who meet online can
potentially have a higher success rate or longevity than "offline"
couples, according to author and sociologist Andrea Baker.
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The online relationship industry
reached revenues of $526 million for 2005.3
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There are approximately 90 million
singles 18+ in the United States, according to the U.S. Census
Bureau.
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63% of singles online are open
to using online dating.4
1. IAC Personals Category Segmentation
Study, June, 2005.
2. WeddingChannel.com survey, February 2005 3. Jupiter Research 4. Match.com U.S. Brand Awareness and Perceptions Study, March 2005 5. Ramirez & Wang, 2004; Ramirez & Zhang, 2003 6. Match.com State of Dating Survey, Harris Interactive, December 2005 7. comScore Media Metrix and Guinness World Records, 2005
Chemistry - Online Dating Service
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