The app’s survey result shows that even though the end goal is the same for both men and women, find the one; the approach is quite different. 43% of men between the age of 25 and 30 disclosed letting a woman’s profile picture dictate whom they will match with and whom to pass. Of course, the next step is taking a good look at the core values that define the woman but first comes physical appearance.
Men express noticing that women tend to look for real connections and a matching lifestyle over good looks. More than 24% of male participants mentioned that their match spoke more extensively about the former than the latter.
What do men want in dating apps?
If you have been wondering how men choose a dating app and what they are mostly looking for, here is what the app’s survey has found. According to 34% of men from Tier 1 cities of Delhi and Hyderabad, men are more concerned about finding ideal matches while choosing an app. Most of these men mentioned looking for apps that offer a more expansive scope of finding the one, meaning an app with more users.
Talking about what men want, 31% of Tier 2 cities of Guwahati and Shillong disclosed that contrary to popular belief that men are more inclined toward casual dating, an average man starts using a dating app, intending to find a partner for a committed relationship.
Initiating the firsts
When it comes to making the first move, 49% of men believe that it is more often than not expected of them, from sending a request to saying the first hi. Their idea is backed by the logic that women rarely initiate a conversation even after the two have matched. QuackQuack’s user data also shows that men send more first messages than women.
Song of desperation and distress
Men tend to be way less picky when it comes to finding a potential partner, inching almost toward desperation. QuackQuack’s observations show that to find their ideal match at a faster rate- an average man likes between forty-five to fifty profiles per day. 33% of men, working professionals, blamed their distress on the proverbial dating field being favorable to women and the match rate being higher for women. the dating app’s user data shows that this stems from an uneven male-to-female dater’s ratio, the number of men being on the higher side.
Searching for love and friendship
Observing the user trends, the dating app’s survey reported that men from tier 1 cities, especially Chennai and Kochi, are using the app to find genuine companionship. 37% of men between the age of 22 and 26 years, both students and working professionals, commented that dating apps are not just limited to love and romance; it has become a safe platform for people seeking friendship.
QuackQuack Founder and CEO Ravi Mittal said, “Our app witnessed over 100 million profile views last month, and we observed that men get comparatively lesser profile visits than women. It is predominantly owing to the smaller pool of female daters as opposed to a larger number of men. Another pattern that we noted was men evidently send more first messages than women; from the 24 million chats exchanged last month, more than 67% of the time, men took the initiative.
