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It’s the end of 2016
and the two most popular dating apps – Bumble and Tinder – have released some fun user information which gives us a glimpse into which type of people are most sought after on the dating apps. First Tinder gave us info on the most right-swiped names of 2016. In the United States
guys named Lucas
Ryan
Matthew
Nick and Josh were the most swiped right.

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And for girls you probably did better off if you’re named Hannah
Emma
Lauren
Julia or Emily. But we’re assuming you don’t want to change your name just to fare better on a dating app (but hey
we won’t judge). So how about just changing what you’re into? Bumble released a post with a ton of info on what their users are into – which they are able to gain from a combination of your interests (which they pull from Facebook)
the new contextual photo filter feature
and user’s overall profiles. The most popular job titles were Attorney
Investment Banker and Doctor – no surprise there. Entrepreneur was the 7th most popular
so if you have a startup and want to do better on dating apps you should probably close up shop and head to law school or medical school. If you want to know what entertainment habits will give you a better chance at finding a shared connection
Bumble said that Orange is the New Black was the most popular Netflix show
Chris Pratt & Jennifer Lawrence were the most popular movie stars
and Drake + Kid Cudi were the most popular rappers. The most popular universities on Bumble were SMU
USC (вњЊпёЏ)
and UCLA coming in 3rd. And if you feel like moving to a new city to up your dating odds
Bumble said that NYC
LA
London
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200+ decision-makers what you’ve built — without the big spend. Available through May 9 or while tables last. Now that Bumble is just about two years ago
we can start looking back and comparing it to where Tinder was at its two year birthday. Back in 2014 Tinder was expanding beyond college campuses and set on becoming dating app for all. Two years in the company was seeing a billion swipes a day
and matching about 12 million people a day. On average
active users were spending about 90 minutes per day in the app. Bumble
on the other hand
reported that just 18 months after inception users were spending an average of 100 minutes a day in the app. And two years after launching
the company is matching about 4 million people a day and seeing around 220 million swipes per day. So while Tinder had a higher amount of daily swipes and matches at the two-year mark
Bumble’s users are spending more time in the app than Tinder’s users did when the company was two years old. One possible reason for this is that Tinder became mainstream faster than Bumble. While both were started with a heavy focus on college campuses
Tinder moved on while Bumble seems to still see colleges as an important focus in the key to long term growth.













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