Second Date

You just completed a fantastic date with someone new. Relationship potential is there. This new love-interest has you totally intrigued and excited so you definitely don’t want drop the ball with a bad follow-up strategy. A lack-luster follow up attempt could end any potential for future dates. A simple text saying something like, “Had a great time last night! Looking forward to seeing you again” will help lock down date #2! A short text of appreciation can speak volumes.

Sweet Follow Up

Maybe you’d like to be a bit more poetic with your follow-up and want to send more than a text. Feel free to send a follow up email if you’d like to say more than a sentence or two. Don’t go too crazy though. Sending a lengthy essay to your potential love-interest could be a bit overwhelming. A long paragraph is more than enough to show that you’re interested. Add a poem, meme, song, or funny video to put a smile on your crush’s face. A short text of appreciation can speak volumes.

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Private Messages

I know it’s crazy but yes, following-up with an old-fashioned phone call could be just the thing to make you stand out from the texting singles crowd! If your potential love-interest is on FB more frequently than on their phone, especially while at work…a quick private message of appreciation could be a nice work day distraction. A short, “I hope you’re having a great day…looking forward to seeing you again soon,” will make it clear that you are interested in a future date.

Thoughtful Gifts

If you haven’t actually been invited to your love-interest’s place, finding out his or her address could feel a bit stalky to your crush. If you have discussed addresses and such, sending a flower arrangement or a balloon bouquet follow-up gift of appreciation could put you at the head of the dating pack. Just like having something delivered to your crush’s home, make sure to only send something to your potential love-interest if you’ve already discussed where he/she works beforehand.

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