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Category: Reporters – Audrey Kemp

Bumble’s Campaign for Safer, Women-led Online Dating

Posted on June 16, 2023

Bumble ad1THE DRUM – A national campaign called 'The New Rules of the Game' highlighted all the ways Bumble helps create a space where dating is safe and fun. The campaign won in the Advertising and the Consumer Packaged Goods categories at The Drum Awards for Marketing Americas 2023. The campaign encourages women to take control of their dating experience and make their own rules. It uses sports metaphors to demonstrate how Bumble's safety tools can assist women in navigating the online dating world, effectively playing the game by their own rules.

by Audrey Kemp
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Plenty of Fish’s ‘Gallery of Dick Pics’: a Creative Campaign Tackling Unsolicited Photos

Posted on June 6, 2023

PlentyofFish RichardPics campaignTHE DRUM – Plenty of Fish launched an out-of-home campaign in New York City's Lafayette subway station called the "Gallery of Dick Pics" to draw attention to the issue of unsolicited explicit photos in online dating. The campaign features tasteful portraits of users who reportedly got dates after the campaign's launch. The aim is to address the problem of sending explicit photos without consent in a light-hearted manner while calling it out. The campaign is part of Plenty of Fish's rebranding efforts to position itself as a challenger brand in the competitive dating app space. Subway ads are chosen because they yield powerful results, capturing commuters' attention and creating social media engagement. The campaign also involved a gift shop truck, influencer collaborations, word-on-the-street-style interviews, and a "No d*ck pics" badge on the app.

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