This is Nagato from the Tokyo staff.
Once some time has passed since your registration, your profile gradually moves farther down the members’ homepage, making it less visible to male members.
If you post comments or selfie photos on your own profile, it will be moved back toward the top of the homepage each time. We apologize for the inconvenience, but posting about once a month may help increase the number of offers you receive.
We hope you find this helpful.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer as well.
Thank you for your question.
> I haven’t received any offers at all over the past month or two.
That means you were receiving offers before, correct? If so, there’s a chance your profile has been pushed farther back on the site and isn’t being viewed as much.
Why not ask if you can have your photos taken again?
If the branch is busy, they may ask you to wait until six months have passed, but if they have some availability, I think a reshoot should be possible.
As for timing, even if you reshoot now, many men will be too busy to go on dates in the latter half of December. So sometime after mid-January might be better.
On the other hand, you could also reshoot now and aim for a Christmas date.
That said, I feel like most men have probably already made plans for Christmas dates with the women they’re already seeing—or perhaps with their families.
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I’m Hikōki, a male member.
For new women, the window is three days, three weeks, or three months at most.
Not many continue receiving offers after that. If you’re not getting any, accept it and move on to another place.
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I’m in Seattle.
Think about how you can make money, then put that plan into action. You probably already have an idea in the back of your mind, right?
Are you holding yourself back because you’re worried about what people will think? You won’t have a breakthrough unless you let go of your inhibitions.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
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> Every now and then, young men ask me, “How can I make money?” But what am I supposed to say to that...?
I get asked that from time to time by both men and women.
When someone asks, I usually say, “When I was young, I worked so hard I practically lived at the office. I think you start earning more when you use your head and work harder than other people.”
To start getting offers, I think you need to develop something that makes people choose you. There probably aren’t any shortcuts. If there were, everyone would be doing it, and you wouldn’t gain any competitive advantage.
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