Can billboards help her??

[theking]

Lisa Catalano, a 42-year-old woman from San Francisco, has taken a unique approach to finding love by launching a billboard campaign to attract potential partners. Catalano, who grew tired of the dating scene and endless matches on dating apps, decided to create her own dating website, MarryLisa.com, and promote it through digital billboards along the Highway 101 between Santa Clara and South San Francisco. The billboards feature Catalano's image along with the website address in large yellow font on a black background, targeting both morning and evening commuters. By choosing a simple and eye-catching design, Catalano aims to attract someone who resonates with her values and lifestyle. Catalano's application form on the website covers various aspects such as education, occupation, hobbies, and personality traits, with a focus on finding someone interested in a committed, monogamous relationship and potentially starting a family. Catalano also seeks alignment on aspects like religion and politics, preferring applicants within the age range of 35 to 45. While the project has garnered mixed reactions, with some viewing it as brave and inspiring while others criticise the approach, Catalano remains optimistic about finding her perfect match. The motivation behind Catalano’s unconventional approach to dating stems from personal experience, having previously been engaged in a long-term relationship that sadly ended with her fiancé’s passing in 2023.

[Prude]

I'll tell you. Even if someone is attracted to her, it's not going to be an immediate marriage.
She'll go through extensive dating with a  few people she can land one.