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Tawkify Matchmaker, Jessica Hill hosts a one-hour meetup called the “Single Mingle for Valentine’s Day” in Mountain Home, AR for those who are curious about matchmaking.

The acquisition enables Tawkify to accelerate plans to launch a mobile application and expand its relationship services beyond its popular matchmaking approach – providing tailored services that cater to a wider demographic, vastly expanding the addressable market.

Tawkify is evolving and expanding their services beyond matchmaking to support a more intentional mindset among people who increasingly want more effective ways to build healthier romantic connections.

Matchmaking service provider Tawkify acquired S’More, an “anti-superficial” dating app that had experimented with blurred profile photos and video chats, in an attempt to get people to get to know one another without the focus on physical appearance.

Mollie and Raj share their love story following their wedding after meeting through Tawkify.

Tawkify is featured as one of the best dating sites for single parents seeking a serious relationship.

Tawkify matchmaker and other relationship experts share the top signs you may be falling out of love.

Those who work with a Tawkify matchmaker can show up to fun, curated dates without having to do any arduous work or make any pressing decisions.

Experts from the dating industry share tips on how long it takes to know someone in a relationship.

Tawkify matchmakers and other dating industry experts share the top signs of an emotionally unavailable woman and the best ways to approach her.

Different ways to indirectly express your love to your significant other.

Tawkify is featured as one of the best dating sites to find exactly what you want. All about dating “with intention,” Tawkify is geared toward singles who know what they want and sign up in pursuit of a real, deep, and meaningful connection.

Tawkify matchmakers and other relationship and dating experts share the top signs someone sees you as something special.

Highlights reasons why guys struggle on dating apps and how to overcome them. Tawkify is listed as a dating app alternative for those looking for more face-to-face dating interactions.

Signs of ‘Glamboozling’ and understanding the typical characteristics of someone who is likely to postpone a date at the last minute.

INSIDER spoke to "modern matchmakers" — who help people navigate the dating world and find love for a living — about the mistakes they see people making in their quest for romance.

The simple and efficient matchmaking services offered by Tawkify appeals to time-conscious daters who want to maximize their time in the modern dating scene.

Tawkify has seen exponential growth over the past few years, and we’ve taken notice. I recently had the chance to sit down with Tawkify Certified Matchmaker and VP of Marketing, Michele Presley, to find out what sets this matchmaking service apart

Tawkify matchmaker and other relationship and dating experts share the top ways to let someone know you’re interested and create a spark authentically.

Tawkify matchmaker Remy Boyd says that when it comes down to it, dating is a numbers game — but Tinder isn’t helping users win at it.

You have double the odds of meeting someone through a matchmaker than through online dating.

Professional Matchmaker at Tawkify, Sophy Singer tells Bustle, "Shut down those endless texting sagas that lead nowhere. Create rules and stick to them."

We asked five matchmakers from Tawkify, a company that offers full-service matchmaking in major U.S. cities, about the secrets of romantic restaurants. Here’s what they look for when planning dinner dates for their clients.

Dating is no walk in the park! What do you wear? What shade of lipstick reads classy and what says sassy? ABLE Cosmetics sits down with Tawkify Matchmaker, Lauren Urasek, to discuss.

You may have heard before that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. According to Alyssa Bunn, Professional Matchmaker at Tawkify, that rings true for first dates and with people you're attracted to after meeting for the first time.

At Tawkify, matchmakers screen and handpick each possible candidate, arrange dates, and collect and provide feedback to help refine the process and recalibrate for the next match.

The two optimal times for first dates (that lead to second dates) are Tuesday evenings and Saturday afternoons.

Learning how to navigate all the dating apps available to get what you want out of the experience might feel daunting, but Tawkify matchmakers Sophy Singer and Tania Abramova have some advice to help you get started.

We cut out the thousands of available people and bring it down to jam size. That's why we're so successful. You have twice the odds of meeting someone with a matchmaker than other online dating. Twice. That's what's happening now.

When you think of a typical date night, most people envision dinner and drinks. Those dates can be fun, but they tend to get repetitive, and not all date nights have to involve a fancy restaurant or a glass of wine. Yoga sounds daunting to many people, but it can be a new way to connect. "There is nothing sexier than seeing your potential lover or spouse stretching and sweating their anxieties away," says Remy Boyd, professional matchmaker at Tawkify.

Without a doubt, it's the single most maddening part of dating in a world where endless romantic options exist right at your fingertips: the ubiquitous practice of ghosting. "One of the top signs that you might be a victim of future ghosting is lack of personal information given during the time of the date or dates," says Melissa Rogers, a professional matchmaker at Tawkify.

Being single in New York can be exhausting. At some point, we’ve all wondered if we might just be undateable. So it’s hardly surprising that Gothamites are outsourcing their love lives to professionals. If dating apps aren’t your thing, then you might want to consider a professional matchmaker.

Remy Boyd is a Tawkify matchmaker who has noticed one pattern time and time again: Those who have trouble finding love in the present have trouble letting go of their dating pasts.

Julia Armet, Director of Matchmaking at Tawkify, and dating coach Stef Safran of Stef And The City, share techniques that make talking to your crush easier when you feel awkward.

We've assembled five love experts—professional matchmakers from the nationally acclaimed matchmaking service, Tawkify—and asked them give their best pieces of advice so we can open the doors to a new dating life.

Julia Armet, director of operations at Tawkify.com, a matchmaking company, shares her favorite pickup line a woman can use IRL...

I asked Alyssa Bunn, professional matchmaker at Tawkify and creator of Love + Co, about the physical things that happen when you start falling in love with someone, broken down into stages from when you first start dating all the way to being in love.

Subscription providers of all sizes are selling on the Amazon marketplace, including SlingTV, Disney Story Central, Dropbox, Texture, eMeals, Fitstar by Fitbit, Creativebug, Headspace, LegalZoom, MileIQ, The Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, The New Yorker, Consumer Reports and Tawkify, to name a few.

Bustle is deeming April, "App-less April" and encouraging our staff and readers to delete their dating apps for 30 days and meet people the old-fashioned way: offline. With participants tracking their progress and tricks and tips from dating experts, we'll be helping you feel empowered to meet people IRL all month long.

If you've ever wondered when, exactly, you should arrange first dates, the matchmakers at Tawkify have some thoughts — and maybe their data can explain why you're not getting a second date.

So what did I get out of Tawkify? I got to safely stretch my legs, work on my own habits like my nervous over-talking, and remember what dating is supposed to be — sitting across from a new person, getting to know them and getting out of your own head enough to make a connection.

There's swiping and liking, speed-dating, exclusive parties and clubs, and an app for every type of single. Yet with so many options, why do we still complain that dating is more challenging, competitive, and romantically ADD than ever? For a little optimistic guidance in preparation for Valentine's Day, we turned to eight well-known matchmakers from across the country to help us with the most basic question: What's your top advice for singles struggling to find love?

Instead of using tech to make the matches, a la Tinder, Hinge, etc., it just helps Tawkify's team of matchmakers "narrow down the options and reach out beyond our own database to find the best candidates wherever they are...because we've found that intuitive, empathetic humans just are — and probably always will be — better at doing that for other humans than the cleverest of machines."

Tawkify has shifted the focus back on the simple core of dating — to get to know and enjoy another person. By eliminating the time-consuming and monotonous online dating requirements, like setting up profiles, taking selfies, and sorting through "matches," Tawkify matchmakers make dating fun again.

New clients to the the company are also purposefully paired with matchmakers with similar personality types. "There's multiple levels of matchmaking happening, so I often get paired with creative types, intellectuals and more liberal people," Yanni said.

Every relationship is going to have its arguments and disagreements — it's unrealistic to think otherwise. It is, however, a reasonable expectation to be able to come away from a fight with all sides heard and respected. Tawkify matchmaker Alene Boon says you should ask yourself, "Do you fight well? Do you fight fairly? And can you put it back together honestly?"

It can be difficult to get out into the dating scene tough, especially if you’re an entrepreneur; the very nature of entrepreneurship means that setting aside time for dating is often difficult. However, there’s an online matchmaking service out there, Tawkify.

Human language is incredibly limiting. People are not always completely honest when describing themselves online. Algorithms don't work. A computer can't match people.

[Tawkify's] vision, however, was of an online dating site that got people offline ASAP — no algorithms involved.

People are starved to death on Tinder — getting dick picks and never going on dates!

There’s Tawkify, which has gone back to the ancient practice of using human matchmakers.

Cooper flourished as a sharp matcher and devoted listener, calming even the most difficult of clients and leading seemingly-clashing couples to grand romance.

Cooper comes to Playboy from Tawkify, a matchmaking service.

"We meet everybody for coffee before we introduce them to anybody for a date," he said. Tawkify charges for that human curation, too, with a $500 entry fee that positions it between traditional matchmakers.

"A lot of what clients are paying us for is to navigate some of the very uncomfortable waters of dating," Katherine explains.

"The Most Dangerous Date in New York." It writes its own headline, she seems to indicate. Do I dare to shop dangerously at Tiffany's with a man I've never met?

"Make time for dating (if you really want to) if you're unhappy with the way your dating life looks currently, then make it a priority," Orenstein says.

Carrie Parker is a professional matchmaker for Tawkify, spending her days planning dream dates and helping her clients to navigate the singles world.

One of the toughest parts of the job is convincing people that it's not natural to meet people based on pictures and profiles. We've become used to a process that we all admit is toxic.

Dating is definitely complicated and not everyone has the time to fill out all of those online profiles. If you wish someone else would do all the hard work for you, Tawkify may be your ideal dating companion.

For the consumer, the process is simple enough. Sign up, go through an extensive in-person interview and your matchmaker will find potential mates.

Carrie specializes in matchmaking and date coaching. She is the Mid-Atlantic Courtship Concierge for Tawkify, a boutique matchmaking start-up.

Tawkify and Matthew Hussey, author of "Get the Guy," discuss whether women should pursue men, if dinner is appropriate for a first date, and the most controversial advice of all – no texting!

The matchmaker steps in and takes control. She looks in your soul and sees things that you don't even know are in there.

We're playing matchmaker for our pal Sunny Anderson follow along as she tries new ways to meet her man!

But you haven't heard of Tawkify. It's amazing. It also tried to get me to hook up with a coworker.

Tawkify believes a person's influence on the web is just as important as a profile photo.