Explain matchmaking support, staff, fee inclusions, documented outcome figures, and initial consultation steps without promising a relationship outcome.
A matchmaking website should help visitors assess the support provided: introductions, consultations, or communication assistance.
Explain work and fees separately from relationship outcomes. Describe actual services rather than assuming that one country’s arrangements apply everywhere.
Explain consultation formats, frequency, introductions, and access to staff. Distinguish decisions made before joining from later discussions.
Introduce relevant experience and responsibilities. Publish client stories with permission as individual experiences.
Explain joining, ongoing, and additional-support charges according to actual terms. Include timing and extra work needed to understand costs.
For outcome rates, state the period, people counted, and outcome definition. Avoid comparing rates with incompatible definitions.
Publish consultation duration, charges, format, and contact channel. For forms, display submission feedback; W3C explains success and error notifications. (W3C WAI: User Notification)
Explain scheduling through staff replies when applicable. Update related content after fee or acceptance changes.
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A: Read its period, population, and definition alongside support and fees.
A: Distinguish them according to your process and explain any later joining decision.
A: Describe actual support and fees without generalising country-specific systems.
A: Ongoing charges, additional support, payment timing, and pricing methods.
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