Matt Titus

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Matthew "Matt" Titus is a matchmaker, author, public speaker, dating and relationship coach based in New York City.

Titus is the co-author of two dating and relationship advice books: "Why Hasn't He Called?" ^[1] and "Why Hasn't He Proposed?" ^[2] Matt starred in the 2009 reality series, "Matched In Manhattan" on Lifetime,^[3] which chronicled Matt helping Manhattan singles find love and couples strengthen their relationships. Matt starred in NBC’s "The Match Off",^[4] a matchmaker competition show in which two matchmakers were challenged with finding the perfect match for one client. Matt has been a regular guest and relationship expert on the CBS The Early Show,^[5] Good Morning America, The Today Show,^[6] Fox Business News,^[7] The Wendy Williams Show, Dr. Drew on Call,^[8] CNN, Bethenny,^[9] E! and Rachael Ray^[10]

Titus is a contributor to The Huffington Post,^[11] Cosmopolitan ^[12] OK! Magazine and has been featured in Elle, Men’s Health, Time Out New York, Forbes^[13] and Life & Style as the publication’s “Love Doctor.”

Titus has been a Brand Ambassador, Host and Keynote Speaker for companies such as Procter & Gamble, Lord and Taylor, Nokia, Pronovias, Spark Networks, The Learning Annex, and Bergdorf Goodman.