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Published 21:03 12 Jan 2017 GMT

Now comes the difficult part, crafting that line which is the perfect combination of funny/sexy/cute/flirtatious/charming/witty/non-threatening, we could go on and on...
But this content writer, brought to our attention by Elite Daily, may have cracked the code on crafting the ideal message, and it's actually very clever.
Joe Bagel, a 25-year-old Canadian man has been crafting name poems, also known as acrostics, for his lovely matches and it's been working out pretty well for him so far.
Basically, you just take each letter of the person's name and add a word after it.
It's been working for him...
Will you be trying this?
Here's the man in question... genius.
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