Along with the rise of social media and the advent of technology are significant changes in the way people approach the basics of life. Over the recent decades, individuals have shifted away from traditional methods of earning a degree, landing a job, securing financial freedom, pursuing fame, and establishing a name in their industry of choice. Finding love—an age-old move—is also now possible within the realms of cyberspace through apps like Tinder and Bumble, to name a few. Yet, as advanced as technological measures currently are, there is more that needs to be done to make the process of connecting with a potential partner a seamless and authentic experience. DateCast, a promising site born from the mind of a go-getter who recognizes the power of the Internet in building relationships, promises to be the future’s go-to platform for those looking for “the one.”
At the helm of this strategically designed site is Benjamin Morris, a full-time truck mechanic who is a proud father of an eight-year old. However, given the extensive responsibilities of a parent in full custody of his daughter, going out is not always the best option for this visionary. Although opting to dip his toes in dating sites proved to be ideal, these online-based platforms also turned out tricky and time-consuming. Not only are there countless stories about failed relationships between individuals whose bonds formed virtually, but there are also discouraging and frustrating tales of catfishers and scammers.
Through DateCast, Benjamin Morris hopes to address some of the most common issues that plague the everyday users of dating sites.
“So many have been catfished, and there is now that constant doubt about the authenticity of a certain picture and whether or not it has been photoshopped,” he shared.
Taking into consideration his own experiences and the perspectives of others, he has created a space that aims to eliminate all the unknowns. On top of helping people maximize their probability of getting responses to their messages, his website simultaneously minimizes the time and effort it takes to send one.
Boasting a plethora of features, this brainchild of Benjamin Morris allows users to share videos and other content. In particular, the videos can serve as their bios, shedding light on who they are from the get-go. Moreover, by wielding the utility of a DateCast video, one can easily see and hear their potential match-ups and judge their compatibility even further.
“Your DateCast link can be placed on any and every dating site out there, and not only does this get you an unlimited number of matches but also brings a new technological feature to the much older sites,” added the self-starter driven by the mission to transform dating sites into a breeding ground of genuine connections.
While DateCast is not yet a full-fledged dating site that links individuals based on their preferences, it aims to transform into a much more robust platform in the future with the support of those who will come to appreciate its features and offerings.
Learn more about DateCast by visiting its website.
