Hacking Your Way to a Hook-Up (New Tinder Strategy Released)

NEW YORK - Oct. 11, 2016 - PRLog -- On a crowded NYC subway, a typical urbanite is glued to his iPhone, tapping away quietly on the screen. On the surface, it looks like just another guy on just another app. But what nobody realizes is that this man is actually scheduling his third date of the week, and that he's about to move onto four.

His name is Drew Michaels. And he's found a way to reverse engineer the courtship process on dating apps, overcoming the always awkward initial texting, by creating a method for magnetically attracting his match and getting her excited to meet.

Sound like science fiction? Drew's heard that for the past year, but recently responded to critics by publishing a copy-and-paste write-up that anyone can plug into their profile to make it more magnetic, along with releasing a 14-word statement that's been getting women to agree to a date right on the spot … or sometimes even ask him out.

"The key to this," notes Michaels, "is that the statement sounds like any other ordinary thing someone would say, and while it catches her attention and makes you stand out from all the other guys, it doesn't exaggerate anything about who you really are. So when you meet in real life, you won't have to live up to some false image, and she won't be disappointed with whom she meets."

Drew published the plug-and-play write-up to DatingAppFormula.com, and is also currently posting free live trainings of the 14-word phrase.

Says Michaels, "I just want guys to realize that meeting women on dating apps is simple, and there's no reason why you shouldn't be able to get that date. Think about it - she already swiped right and expressed interest. All you have to do from there is carry yourself slightly differently than most guys, and you're home free."

Currently, the free online trainings revealing his strategies are streaming 3-4 days apart, on a first-come, first-served basis.