Julia, a year-old publicist in New York City, volunteered to have her Bumble profile reviewed for Insider's Dating App Clinic, a new series where we ask experts dating to revamp your dating profiles to increase your chances of finding a match. Julia asked Insider to keep her last name private and to blur her face to maintain apps. Julia said she's currently using the apps Bumble, Hinge, and Tinder to date around. She's looking for someone who is a good communicator, willing to push her outside her comfort zone, and not be lazy.

Julia said her deal breakers are Republicans, people who hunt, and those with poor personal hygiene. DeAlto said profile pictures that contain eye-catching backgrounds and offer more clues into who you are can attract more matches. If you are down for trying new things, going new places, and experimenting with new foods, we will probably get along.

DeAlto said dating app users should always include a full-body photosince people often become disappointed after finding their in-person date looks nothing like their profile image. Gah, I sound like pics mom," said DeAlto. Instead of saying "someone who is not lazy," Julia should try "someone who is motivated," said DeAlto.

According to DeAlto, Julia's car selfie doesn't add any important details about who she is to her profile. For example, when Julia lists "bad hygiene" as a deal breaker, she could add, "I know Bikini shouldn't have to say this, but Overall, Julia should add a few more eye-catching photos to her profile and have more fun with her text, said DeAlto. Close icon Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to pics an interaction, or dismiss a notification.

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Impact Link. This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? Log in. Julia, a year-old publicist, got her Bumble profile onlyfans madiopolis by an expert for Insider's Dating App Clinic. Expert Rachel DeAlto suggested swapping out selfie and bikini photos and giving negative comments a positive spin. DeAlto loved Julia's directness and said she should lean into her personality more. If you'd like to have dating profile reviewed by experts, submit here.

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You can opt-out at any time by visiting our Preferences page or by clicking "unsubscribe" at the bottom of the email. Right away, Apps noticed how "stunning" Julia's main photo is. DeAlto liked the upbeat tone of Julia's profile, but suggested swapping out "down for shenanigans" with a more specific callout. DeAlto also enjoyed the variety and personality Julia had in her photo choices.

DeAlto also suggested Julia remove her bikini picture, which is a rule she imparts to all daters. Julia should give the qualities she's seeking a positive spin, said DeAlto. Last, Julia should remove her up-close selfie and lean into her personality more. Read next.