New eHarmony Service Helps Answer the Question: 'Who's Right for Me?'

PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- eHarmony, the Internet's premier relationship service, today announced a new Compatibility Profile designed to help members better recognize the broad-based compatibility in the matches they receive. Utilizing eHarmony's patented Compatibility Matching System(TM), the Compatibility Profile will help singles make better and more informed relationship decisions.

"Many people don't know which personality traits will be the most complementary to their own," said Dr. Neil Clark Warren, the founder of eHarmony. "The eHarmony Compatibility Profile is the first service that allows people to gain a better understanding of the type of person they should seek as they pursue a strong, satisfying and lasting relationship."

The eHarmony Compatibility Profile uses the 436-question Relationship Questionnaire members complete when they register for the service. Members receive two in-depth research reports: the Personality Profile, which provides insight into the member's needs and values, and now the Compatibility Profile, which outlines the type of person with whom the member would be most likely to enjoy a lifetime of love and companionship.

The Compatibility Profile will help members zero in on those matches who complement their strengths, bolster their weaknesses, and be most able to love them completely for who they are. By considering and providing detailed information on such important personality factors as adaptability, passion, sociability and self-image, the Compatibility Profile helps people avoid some of the most common mate-selection mistakes.

About eHarmony

In 2000, eHarmony revolutionized the way singles are introduced online when it became the first relationship service on the Web to use a scientific approach to matching highly compatible singles. Five years later, millions of people of all ages, ethnicities, and religious backgrounds have met using the company's patented Compatibility Matching System(TM), and tens of thousands have found strong and satisfying marriages throughout the world. Headquartered in Pasadena, California, eHarmony is backed by 35 years of empirical research and was founded by America's most well-known relationship expert, best-selling author and clinical psychologist Dr. Neil Clark Warren. For more information, please visit us at http://www.eharmony.com/