Millionaire Match Announces New Research Showing Increased Use of Online Dating Sites

Vaughan, Canada, March 20, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Although online dating sites have, in the past, carried a negative stigma as a haven for the desperate, with the proven success of luxury dating sites like Millionaire Match in recent years, attitudes towards online dating in general have “progressed in a clearly positive direction,” according to a new survey of dating and relationships in the digital era, conducted by the Pew Research Center. In fact, this new research shows that social networking sites and luxury dating sites are “now playing a prominent role when it comes to navigating and documenting romantic relationships.” To create your own online dating profile and join the millions of people using the Internet to form meaningful relationships, visit www.MillionaireMatch.com.

Over the past decade, more and more successful singles have turned to online dating sites to find a true match, and the positive results have bolstered the overall perception of online dating, encouraging others to look for love online too. In fact, close to 11% of people who started a long-term relationship in the past ten years say they met their partner online, and 29% of respondents in the Pew study say they know someone in a long-term relationship with, or married to, a person they met online – a significant increase from just 15% in 2005. No longer do couples who meet online feel the need to create alternate stories to share with friends and family; they can simply relish in the fact that they have found that special someone.

From shopping to entertainment to socializing, it has rapidly become the norm for people of all ages to rely on the Internet, so why not take advantage of the convenience and ease of online dating too? That is the mindset many single people are adopting today, as more and more available individuals looking for a partner recognize the difficulties associated with making a real connection at a night club, while out with friends, or on a blind date. As the researchers involved in the Pew study found, the number of people who went on a date with someone they met online has increased from 43% to 66% over the past eight years, an upward trend that is guaranteed to continue in a positive direction.

According to the Pew study, 11% of American adults, 38% of whom are currently “single and looking” for a partner, have used online dating sites or mobile dating apps themselves, and many people know someone else who uses an online dating site or who has found a spouse or long-term partner online. And now the leading luxury dating site, Millionaire Match, has launched a mobile option of its service to reach a broader range of professional athletes, entrepreneurs, Hollywood celebrities and other successful singles around the world. For more information about the luxury online dating site Millionaire Match, or to meet other successful, attractive singles in your area, visit www.MillionaireMatch.com and create your online dating profile today.