Match Group Super Likes New Brands Hinge and BLK To Steal Swipes From Up-and-Coming Rival Bumble
When Samantha Miller signed up for dating apps six years ago, she wasn’t looking for a date. She wanted a relationship.
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When Samantha Miller signed up for dating apps six years ago, she wasn’t looking for a date. She wanted a relationship.
Match Group, the parent company behind Tinder, posted dramatic revenue growth for its non-Tinder dating apps during its third quarter, showing the potential of emerging brands like Hinge.
The online-dating industry is heating up after a summer of sustained growth in subscribers in a Covid-19 world. In an interview with MarketWatch on Sept.
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