You
as a 
Personal and Old-Fashioned
MatchMaker

The Education
you need to start a
Matchmaking Business.

It can also be a part-time job with full-time income.

You need time to:

1. Interview 

• Many singles prefer/need to interview after work
• Some will interview during lunch hour
• Few will interview during business hours
• All interviews can be after work and/or week-end

2. Match

• Match new customers as they join
•   Match all others once a month

3. Prospect

• Talk to potential new customers who call you.
• Stay current with the singles world in your area.

4. Take Care of Business

• Chores like computer entry, banking, and bookkeeping, most of which can be done at your convenience or easily done by an employee or a bookkeeping service.