By Matt Higgins. A new survey finds people are turning to LinkedIn to find dates! For those in the age group 35 to 40, a whopping 61 percent found a date on the professional networking platform.
The good-old blind date ranked second in the survey, with 48 percent of respondents going that route. Interestingly, 35 to year-olds are more inclined towards blind dates than younger individuals, although 43 percent of 20 to year-olds have also tried this method.
Despite the boom of dating apps, traditional venues like bars remain relevant, with nearly 40 percent of singles meeting potential partners in such settings.
These findings indicate that in-person encounters still play a significant role in the dating scene. Dating sites like OKCupid remain a mainstay, used by around 45 percent of respondents. Women utilize these platforms more than men, with the older demographic age showing a higher preference for online dating compared to younger users. A notable 21 percent of respondents have turned to non-dating apps, like language-learning platforms , to meet people.
This trend illustrates the serendipitous nature of romantic connections and the openness of users to finding love in unexpected places. Let us know in the comments below! Then, DatingNews. Here at the top three:. Match is a revolutionary dating app that has transformed the way people meet and connect with potential partners. Rich and robust profiles, not just hot photos , let you know if someone is worth your time before you start talking.
