Too good to be true? Perfect-looking dating profile photos can be a red flag. Here’s how to spot if someone’s pictures are real, or just too polished.

You’re not the only one who thinks a group photo makes you seem social. But in dating profiles, it can actually cloud your Presence Signature - making you harder to read, and easier to skip.

Your dating profile photos may be high-quality, but are they resonating emotionally? If you’re not getting matches, it migh tbe time to tune into your Relational Frequency.

Thinking of hiring a photographer for your dating profile? You’re not alone. But before you book the shoot, let’s talk about what you’re actually trying to capture and how to make sure it reflects your real connection potential, not just your best angle.

Too few photos feels mysterious, too many feels overwhelming. The sweet spot for a dating profile? Usually 4-6 photos, each chosen with intention. Here’s why.

Holiday photos can be cozy, cute, and connection-rich, but only if they signal the right things. Learn how to choose pictures that reflect your relational frequency, not just your RSVP.

You don’t have to be a social butterfly to attract the right match. Here’s how to show your true self - even when you prefer your own company.

You don’t have to be a model to take great dating photos - you just have to be visible in a way that feels true. In this post, we’re breaking down what “photogenic” really means (hint: it’s not about angles or filters), how to show your energy in front of the lens, and why your Presence Signature might be the secret sauce to photos that connect. This is for anyone who’s ever looked at a camera and thought, “That’s not me.” Let’s change that.