Online Articles
Telegraph writer Anna Tyzack spoke to Muddy Matches member Lindsay about her experience of dating website Muddy Matches and about using the new 'Get Muddy'.
Hitched.co.uk: “Becks & Ian’s Real Wedding”
Wedding planner website Hitched.co.uk featured the wedding of a couple who met on Muddy Matches. The feature includes lots of beautiful photos of Becks and.
Queen Of: “Queen Of Countryside Dating”
Muddy Matches was chosen by Twitter competition #QueenOf to be the Queen of Countryside Dating. Each week, two businesses are selected as experts in their.
NFU Online: “Top five tips to enjoy the countryside this summer”
Muddy Matches mascot Morven appeared on NFU Online as an example of a dog on a lead. The article focused on how to enjoy the countryside responsibly and.
Tesco Living: “Five Quirky Ways to Find Love”
Tesco Living explores five quirky ways to find love and lists countryside dating website Muddy Matches as the first option. The description of Muddy Matches.
BuzzFeed: “21 Bizarre Dating Sites You Won’t Believe Actually Exist”
BuzzFeed writer Patrick Smith tracked down 21 of the most unusual online dating websites and among them he listed Muddy Matches as a place for farmers to find.
The Farming Forum: “Emotions and lonely job”
Being a farmer can be a lonely job and it can be hard to meet people who share your outlook on life, so using a dating site specifically aimed at.
The COSTCO Connection: “Hooked on Hashtags”
The COSTCO Connection writer Harvey Meyer featured Muddy Matches as an example of a small business that uses Twitter hashtags to interact with members and to.
BestDaily.co.uk: “The best websites for ‘midlife dating'”
BestDaily.co.uk named countryside dating website Muddy Matches as one of the best websites for 'midlife dating'. Write Megan Welford said: Muddy Matches is.
Tips Revolution: “Top 5 Best Online Dating Sites”
Its criteria are pretty hassle-free and this site makes use of Muddy-Townie ratio in order to match possible dates consequently. So, somebody who breathes and.
Equus England: “Why Equestrians Make Good Partners”
Muddy Matches wrote a guest post for horsey website Equus England about why equestrians make good partners. The article explains that equestrians are great at.
