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Facebook Messenger Bot: Welcome Lara from Match.com It is nothing new that one of Facebook's objectives is to make users spend as much time as possible within it. Messenger Chatbots are a tool that is not only innovative in terms of services, but also a valid means for the cause. Match.com in the United Kingdom has in fact seen fit to focus on a pioneering Facebook Messenger Bot with the aim of not diverting users from the well-known blue social media in which case they wish to create a profile to use the portal dedicated to dating . The bot called Lara for the moment is useful for helping users and to do so it uses natural language processing techniques and artificial intelligence to interact with them seamlessly.
She is able to analyze up to 50 categories of criteria and analyze people's Facebook Find Your Phone Number profiles to help them maximize the success of their Match.com profile with potential suitors. First launched in France, it is now consolidating its use in Great Britain after which it will be rolled out across Europe. The objective is to make the process necessary to find an appointment easier, speeding up operations through Lara's intervention which will allow you to find a potential flirt even before registering on the portal. Incidentally, it involves asking for data such as age, location, gender orientation and then better combining appointments and notifying you later whenever you find a possible meeting. Abbie Oguntade , VP Northern Europe Region at Match.com UK, told Marketing Week: “Lara is the girlfriend you always wanted to have. She gives advice and suggests people you would like to meet and with whom there is compatibility.
Meeting sites: what future? Match.com suffers from competition from other dating sites such as Plenty of Fish, and therefore must maintain a standard that creates amazement, interest and attraction and to do so it does not give up being surprising. “Innovation is at the heart of what we do. We need to continue to surprise and delight. But that doesn't mean we're blind to what our competitors are doing , ” adds Oguntade. But he believes that innovation is not all about online dynamics and believes that Match.com's policy of not relying exclusively on this aspect is rather a strength. In fact, although the company has a mobile and desktop platform, it is also committed to organizing meetings and meeting moments, with more human and less tech approaches to bringing singles together, which include activities such as visits to guided art galleries, painting classes and blind dates, where people can mingle with other singles.
She is able to analyze up to 50 categories of criteria and analyze people's Facebook Find Your Phone Number profiles to help them maximize the success of their Match.com profile with potential suitors. First launched in France, it is now consolidating its use in Great Britain after which it will be rolled out across Europe. The objective is to make the process necessary to find an appointment easier, speeding up operations through Lara's intervention which will allow you to find a potential flirt even before registering on the portal. Incidentally, it involves asking for data such as age, location, gender orientation and then better combining appointments and notifying you later whenever you find a possible meeting. Abbie Oguntade , VP Northern Europe Region at Match.com UK, told Marketing Week: “Lara is the girlfriend you always wanted to have. She gives advice and suggests people you would like to meet and with whom there is compatibility.
Meeting sites: what future? Match.com suffers from competition from other dating sites such as Plenty of Fish, and therefore must maintain a standard that creates amazement, interest and attraction and to do so it does not give up being surprising. “Innovation is at the heart of what we do. We need to continue to surprise and delight. But that doesn't mean we're blind to what our competitors are doing , ” adds Oguntade. But he believes that innovation is not all about online dynamics and believes that Match.com's policy of not relying exclusively on this aspect is rather a strength. In fact, although the company has a mobile and desktop platform, it is also committed to organizing meetings and meeting moments, with more human and less tech approaches to bringing singles together, which include activities such as visits to guided art galleries, painting classes and blind dates, where people can mingle with other singles.