Our dating blog was selected as one of the ’10 Best British Dating Blogs’ by DatingAdvice.com. The writer, C.Price, said: “Muddy Matches is the go-to dating site for country people and those looking for country people. MuddyMatches has been uniting country-minded daters from all walks of life since 2007. The content is fun, entertaining and… Continue reading DatingAdvice.com: “10 Best British Dating Blogs”
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LA Johannesson.com: “Online Dating Sites”
LA Johannesson compiled a list of global dating sites including Muddy Matches. Her description of Muddy Matches reads: “If you’re partial to the country life – then this rural Online Dating Site for Single Farmers, Rural Singles, Equestrian Singles and Country Friends could be the place for you.” To read the article in full, click… Continue reading LA Johannesson.com: “Online Dating Sites”
DatingNorth.com: “Online Dating Websites”
Dating review site DatingNorth.com listed Muddy Matches in its guide to online dating websites where you can meet people who “stoke your passions”. The review said that Muddy Matches is a “non-urban online dating site for individual farm owners, rural singles, horse riding singles and country buddies”. To read the full review click here.
DatingAdvice.com: “Want to Be Good at Online Dating? Date Like a Woman”
In a guest post for www.datingadvice.com, Muddy Matches’ resident dating blogger Heather Brown explains why women are often more successful than men at online dating. If you want to beat the competition; be proactive, think about what you are writing and add a good selection of photographs to your profile. Click to read the guest… Continue reading DatingAdvice.com: “Want to Be Good at Online Dating? Date Like a Woman”
The Social Piggy: “Do you want free publicity and promotion? Can it work?”
Inspired by Muddy Matches’ recent #SBS win, founder of The Social Piggy Ian Calvert wrote about how to get a retweet from Theo Pathitis. Ian said that Muddy Matches’ win is “a great example how an on-line presence and the use of Social Media can really help your business”. Click to read the full blog… Continue reading The Social Piggy: “Do you want free publicity and promotion? Can it work?”
The Warmblood Horse: “Dating an Equestrian”
Muddy Matches wrote a guest post for horsey website The Warmblood Horse with advice about how to date an equestrian. The Warmblood Horse introduced the article saying: “If you’re a non-horsey person and thinking about dating an equestrian then its probably a good idea to educate yourself on the sport and lifestyle. We equestrians are… Continue reading The Warmblood Horse: “Dating an Equestrian”
Boots Web MD: “10 Tips for Online Dating”
Muddy Matches’ Lucy is quoted in Siobhan Harris’ guide to internet dating for Boots Web MD. Asked about the best way to meet people with similar interests Lucy said: “If you are looking for a partner with a similar outlook and interests as yourself, the best place to start is with a niche dating website.… Continue reading Boots Web MD: “10 Tips for Online Dating”
Life After London: “Friendless Out of the City…?”
Life After London is a website with help and advice about moving to the countryside, from tips about where to move to how to find local produce. When the website owner Belinda wanted to give advice about about how to meet people in the countryside she turned to Muddy Matches to write a guest post.… Continue reading Life After London: “Friendless Out of the City…?”
Business Zone: “Is the Grass Greener for Rural Businesses?”
Lucie Mitchell from Buziness Zone spoke to Muddy Matches co-founder Lucy Reeves about the pros and cons of running a business in a rural location. Asked about what the biggest challenge facing rural businesses is Lucy said: “it would be the issue of broadband, I feel quite strongly about that, especially if we are trying… Continue reading Business Zone: “Is the Grass Greener for Rural Businesses?”
Farmers Weekly: “AgrichatUK Talks Farmer Relationships”
Rachel Jones introduces the AgriChatUK Twitter discussion, featuring Muddy Matches that will take place on Thursday 28th Febraury 2013 from 8pm-10pm in the Field Day Blog. Jez Fredenburgh from AgriChatUK said: “The discussion will be asking all sorts of questions about the specific strains – and joys – of being a farming couple.” Find out… Continue reading Farmers Weekly: “AgrichatUK Talks Farmer Relationships”