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Category: Bumble

Whitney Wolfe’s Bumble Success Following Tinder

Posted on July 13, 2016

Bumble whitney wolfe1FORBES – Jul 13 – The cofounder of both Tinder and Bumble explains why failure can be "a huge propeller toward success." "I've experienced failure in almost every area of my life," said Wolfe. "If you've failed, you've had opportunity, and that's something to be grateful for … Failure's a marker of success in it's own right because you went out and tried something." At 7 million registered users in less than 2 years since its launch, Bumble empowers women to make the first move.

by Megan Bruneau
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Bumble Introduces BumbleBizz

Posted on July 8, 2016

BumblebizzTECH CRUNCH – July 7 – Bumble is launching a feature to help users advance their career. BumbleBizz will be swipe-based, and let users create a new professional profile (which will exist separate from their dating profile) that holds information like what industry they work in, what their current job is, their education and more. The company will then use this information combined with geographical data to have an algorithm match users whose professional lives may benefit from being connected.

by Fitz Tepper
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Why Women Should Make The First Move

Posted on June 30, 2016

Bumble whitney wolfe2BUSINESS INSIDER – June 30 – In a recent interview on the Girlboss Radio podcast, Whitney Wolfe discussed what motivated her to found Bumble, a dating app where only women can initiate the first move. On Match.com only ~18% of emails between straight women and straight men are initiated by women. In the most recent "Singles in America" survey, ~90% of men said they're comfortable with a woman asking them out. According to a recent OkCupid study, women who make the first move can wind up with more attractive partners than women who wait for men to ask them out. That's because women generally message men who are five points more attractive than they are, while they typically receive messages from men who are seven points less attractive.

by Shana Lebowitz
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Bumble Is Partnering With Spotify

Posted on June 16, 2016

Bumble spotify partnershipTECH CRUNCH – June 15 – Bumble users will have the option of connecting their dating profile to their Spotify account so it can include the top artists they listen to the most. While some may think music preferences aren't a big deal, Bumble is betting that they can be significant enough to influence whether or not you decide to swipe left or right on someone.

by Fitz Tepper
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Dating Apps With Highest % Of Women

Posted on June 4, 2016

BUSINESS INSIDER – Jun 3 – SurveyMonkey Intelligence looked at the numbers to see which dating apps have the highest proportion of women. Christian Mingle scored the top spot, with women-friendly apps like Coffee Meets Bagel and Bumble also scoring high. Tinder and Happn ranked lower, while, unsurprisingly, gay app Grindr fell in last place.

Survey monkey graph 1They also looked at what % users engage with an app on a daily basis. The results were, in many cases, completely flipped (Grindr and Happn were on top). Men are much more "engaged."

Survey monkey graph 2by Nathan McAlone
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Monetization, Churn And How To Stand Out In The Mobile Dating Space

Posted on May 13, 2016

Tcdisrupt_ny16TECH CRUNCH – May 11 – At TechCrunch Disrupt NY Robyn Exton of Her, Dawoon Kang of Coffee Meets Bagel and Whitney Wolfe of Bumble discuss the latest trends in the mobile dating space. When asked about generating revenue, Dawoon Kang described a new feature that lets daters pay for an A/B test to figure out what photo they should use on their profiles. Wolfe noted that Bumble may soon introduce additional paid features, but will never charge for the safety functionality.

by Fitz Tepper
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Bumble Update: Men Have To Reply To Women Within 24 hours

Posted on April 27, 2016

Bumble 24h replyMASHABLE – Apr 25 – Dating app Bumble will require male users to reply to women's messages within 24 hours, or they lose the match. Bumble launched in 2014. Once a couple matches (through a swipe function) only women can initiate the conversation, and they have to message within 24 hours or lose the match. At that point, men are permitted to message back. Up until now, men had "forever" to do so. Now they're beholden to the same time window as women are.

by Stephanie Buck
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Bumble: A Safe Dating App For Women

Posted on April 19, 2016

Bumble logoTELEGRAPH.CO.UK – Apr 16 – Since its launch at the end of 2014, Bumble has attracted 3.5M users – and is currently getting 25K new users a day. "I wanted to start a network that encouraged positive online behaviour versus bullying", says Whitney Wolfe, Bumble founder. On Bumble, a man can only message a woman a finite number of times before the app raises a red flag, asking her whether she's being harassed. The dating app has now introduced a new feature: Bumble BFF (best friends forever). This allows users to pinpoint prospective friends in their local area and meet up.

by Claire Cohen
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Dating App Bumble Caught Advertising Without Permission

Posted on April 1, 2016

Bumble advertisingBUSINESS INSIDER – Mar 31 – Bumble is trying to attract new users with an eye-catching campaign of yellow graffiti ads in London, but it didn't have permission and will need to remove all of the ads or face a fine.

by James Cook
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79% Of Bumble Is Owned By Badoo

Posted on March 25, 2016

Bumble ownershipTECH CRUNCH – Mar 25 – We all knew that Andrey Andreev, the founder of Badoo, is an investor in the female-led dating app Bumble. However, TechCrunch can now reveal that Andreev invested via Badoo Trading Ltd, the U.K.-registered operator of Badoo, and that the company owns 79% of Bumble. The app boasts 3.5M users since launching 15 months ago.

by Steve O'Hear
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