Figures out this week suggest that Tinder is pulling in more profit than ever, with more people shelling out for the premium service Tinder Gold. But while some are paying out something scandalous like £28 a month to find out who has liked them (and will probably never talk to them), it feels like its target audience is now shifting further away from young millennial and Generation Z users to a specific gullible audience willing to splash the cash.… Read on

As some of you might have read previously, last year the single life led me to applying for First Dates. Partly because I wanted a piece of the magic, another part being a big fan of the programme. A few months back they called me back with an interest in getting me on the programme.… Read on

Since returning the single life earlier this year I thought it was time to wise up on social media for singletons – the dating apps. The world of online dating seems to have moved on somewhat in recent years, no longer is it weird to meet someone off the internet.… Read on