
Since its establishment in 2013, Bumble has become a leading feminist dating platform with women initiating conversations with potential matches. Recognizing digital dating fatigue among many women, the Bumble team has introduced features to ease this strain, like a unique “video chat” option and a “Snooze” mode.
The “Opening Moves” is recently introduced, a game-changing feature designed to ease the initial contact process. This was welcomed by users after 70% of the app’s female demographic flagged their discontent with the existing system. “Opening Moves includes pre-drafted conversation starters to facilitate more relaxed and deeper conversations, thus negating awkward silences and creating more meaningful interactions.
The popularity of “Opening Moves” can be seen in the increased response rate, extended dialogue, and overall user satisfaction. The ice-breaking questions, for example, “What book or movie changed your perspective?” or “Which historical figure do you most identify with?” enhance potential partnerships.
Bumble’s Executive Chief, Lidiane Jones, is unfazed by the challenges of the online dating world and strongly supports introducing innovative features like “Opening Moves.”