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Category: Bumble

LinkedIn’s Career Advice App Vs. Bumble Bizz

Posted on December 19, 2017

Linkedin-bumbleBUSINESS INSIDER – Dec 16 – Shana Lebowitz from Business Insider has recently tried out two new, digital approaches to networking: LinkedIn Career Advice and Bumble Bizz. She had a hard time connecting with fellow journalists and starting conversations on both. Bumble Bizz proved to facilitate a more enjoyable, seamless experience – although not that effective in actually meeting people. LinkedIn has just recently launched its Career Advice feature. It allows users to find potential mentors and mentees and chat online or offline. Bumble Bizz is connecting women and men with similar professional interests.

by Shana Lebowitz
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Whitney Wolfe Herd Lands On Forbes’ 30 Under 30 For 2017

Posted on December 14, 2017

Whitney wolfe forbesCALIFORNIA BLOG – Dec 14 – Forbes' annual 30 Under 30 issue highlights 30 people who are not only wildly successful but who also happen to be under the age of 30. Ms. Wolfe' dating app Bumble has ~22M registered users and is experiencing a YOY growth of 70%. Tinder has ~46M users and 10% growth. Monetization of the app started in August 2016. For 2017, Bumble is expected to exceed $100M in sales – and that figure is expected to double in 2018.

by Haley Rothwell
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This Is How Much Dating Apps Make Every Minute

Posted on December 7, 2017

Dating apps earningsAPP DEVELOPER MAGAZINE – Dec 7 – Tech buy-back site Decluttr has crunched some numbers, looking at just how much money apps like Tinder, Bumble and Match are making every minute. Tinder is making ~$1,500 per minute. Bumble makes $172 per minute. Match and Plenty of Fish come in at third and fourth place, earning $134 and $78 per minute, respectively. Ashley Madison has struggled to recover from its 2015 data breach controversy, now making just $28 per minute. New startup Huggle is currently making just $0.10 per minute. However, with over 45M places logged in the app already, and a growing number of celebrity fans, we may see Huggle climb the rankings in 2018.

by Christian Hargrave
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Bumble – Inside The Most Female-friendly Office

Posted on November 27, 2017

DAILYMAIL.CO.UK – Nov 27 – Bumble designed its new headquarters in Texas, specifically for women. It has its own breastfeeding room and beauty salon – and staff get a $1K bonus when they have a baby.

Bumble Austin office salon
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Tinder And Bumble Have Respectability Problem In Australia

Posted on November 23, 2017

Yougov au logoITWIRE – Nov 22 – A third (35%) of Aussies have used Internet and online dating apps, with the number using the apps rising to half among millennials. The latest research by data and analytics company YouGov reveals that 53% of Aussies know at least one couple who met online. And this rises to 62% among millennials, and falls to 43% among baby boomers. According to the research, Tinder and Bumble are seen as the least respectable online dating services.

by Peter Dinham
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Match Group Rumored To Offer $1B For Bumble

Posted on November 14, 2017

Bumble logoFORBES – Nov 14 – Bumble began monetizing via in-app purchases only in Aug 2016 and will cross $100M in sales this year, a figure that – aided by the introduction of tailored, hyperlocal advertising – is projected to double in 2018. Herd turned down a $450M buyout offer from the Match Group earlier this year, according to sources with knowledge of the conversations. And these sources maintain that Match approached the company again this fall to discuss a valuation well over $1B. Match declined to comment. ~10% of Bumble's users pay $9.99 for a monthly subscription. At Tinder, just ~5% of users pay for a similar service. Bumble took an initial ~10M investment from Badoo's founder Andrey Andreev for launch marketing in exchange for 79% of the company. Bumble has 70 employees, ~85% of whom are women. Bumble has recently launched BFF, an offshoot that focuses on platonic connections between women, and Bizz, which offers a challenge to LinkedIn. Bumble BFF has been tried by ~3M users, but just 500K are active in a typical month. Bumble Bizz is too new to evaluate.

by Clare O'Connor
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Bumble Has Hired Celebrity Sister Executives

Posted on November 14, 2017

Bumble foster sistersBUSINESS INSIDER – Nov 9 – Erin and Sara Foster, who are known for their satirical portrayal of Hollywood on Barely Famous, are thrilled to bring a fresh perspective to Bumble as Heads of Creative for Bumble BFF and Bumble Bizz. For the remainder of 2017, the sisters plan to focus on brand awareness for Bumble.

by Amanda McKelvey
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Creative Review: How Hot Are Ads For Online Dating?

Posted on November 11, 2017

AD NEWS – Nov 3 – Creatives from Marcel, Loud and VCCP weighed in on ads from Tinder, Elite Singles, eHarmony, Bumble and RSVP.

eHarmony
Seems like a safe bet for those who take dating and relationships seriously.
eHarmony understands that there's a moment when something just clicks but could have gone down a much richer creative path.

Tinder
It's great that Tinder are self-aware and don't take themselves too seriously. As for the idea, it's ok but we've seen this sort of set up before.

Tinder, Apple TV
The writing's great. Characters are funny. Very watchable. Feels like a sitcom. And strategically it works hard. This definitely gets a swipe to the right.

RSVP
Hats off to The Core Agency and RSVP team for sticking with a great line, 'Find a keeper', and building on a really strong platform.

Elite Singles
For all its obvious flaws, this ad makes up for it in spades when it comes to appealing to a particular audience. It knows who it wants to target and is not shy about it. However, there's a big difference in appealing to your audience, and understanding them.

Bumble
Bumble is the cool kid. The fact that there is only one ad in the series that features a guy, and that he doesn't utter a word, is a teeny bit unnerving though. It totally appeals to the confident millennial females out there.

by Lindsay Bennett
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NOAH17 – Interview With Whitney Wolfe Herd & Andrey Andreev About Bumble

Posted on November 8, 2017

NOAH CONFERENCE – Nov 8 – Whitney Wolfe Herd, the CEO of dating app Bumble was interviewed at HOAH17, an event for Europe's top entrepreneurs & C-level executives and financial, corporate and private investors. Every major social platforms were engineered to create negative behaviour and harrassment, Whitney said. Bumble was the first platform that built kindness and good behaviour, also the first platform that implemented the dating technology to other verticals with the launch of Bumble BFF and Bumble Bizz. Bumble has been profitable for 14 months now. 10% of Bumble active users are paying numbers. The app has 22M registered users.

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Bumble’s New HQ And New Networking App

Posted on November 6, 2017

Bumble logoFOX35ORLANDO – Nov 4 – Dating app Bumble continues to grow and now has a new headquarters in Austin and a new networking app Bumble Bizz. Bumble Bizz follows the same concept as the dating portion of the app. Users swipe if they're interested in someone and if it's a women to man match the woman has to be the first to send a message. If users don't reach out to a match in 24 hours the match expires. After launching less than three years ago, Bumble now has ~21M users. They have teams in London, France, Germany and Australia. They're looking into Canada.

by Lauren Petrowski
The full article was originally published at Fox35 Orlando, but is no longer available.

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