Dating News digest: Match introduces new in-app event; Roundup of Startups – June 16; One-fourth of US seniors used dating apps; Tawkify hosts celebrity dating panels.
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Dating News Digest:
- Match introduces new in-app event;
- Roundup of Startups – June 16;
- One-fourth of US seniors used dating apps;
- Tawkify hosts celebrity dating panels.
Match introduces new in-app event.
Match.com is launching a new time-sensitive feature called “72 Hours” to facilitate more meaningful connections among users.
This weekly feature allows users to message potential matches for three days before the conversation disappears. Members can select nearby profiles on a map and start conversations, aiming to make weekend plans before time runs out. The feature is initially available in New York and will be rolled out nationwide to combat conversations that never progress beyond the app.
Roundup of Startups – June 16.
GDI is always searching for new players, disruptive business models, and innovative technologies in the online dating market. This Startup Roundup is presented in partnership with The Social Discovery Group, who are seeking startups in the social discovery and online dating space.
The roundup features The Meetery, a dating app that makes it acceptable to leave after one drink, NIM, a members-only Muslim dating app, and Blush, an AI-powered dating simulator, among others.
One-fourth of US seniors used dating apps.
According to a study conducted on 2,000 Americans aged over 65, 26% of the respondents confessed to having tried a dating app in the past.
Comfort Keepers, a renowned provider of senior home care services, conducted a recent survey that explored the factors that bring joy to seniors. The study found that more than a quarter of seniors had given dating apps a try, with nearly 73% believing that it’s never too late to find true love.
Contrary to common beliefs, 63% of seniors use social media every day, with family (71%), friends (49%), and good weather (26%) being the top three sources of joy for them. Moreover, dating apps are not the only way seniors can find companionship, as OurTime has partnered with the Ambassador Cruise Line to help solo cruise guests connect with each other.
Tawkify hosts celebrity dating panels.
To celebrate Pride Month, Tawkify, the top matchmaking company in America, will be organizing two celebrity dating panels for the LGBTQ+ community, featuring guests from The Real Housewives of Miami, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and more.
These panels will take place on June 29th in New York and Miami, where speakers will discuss a range of relationship types and other topics related to love and dating. Tawkify regularly hosts celebrity dating and relationship panels across the country, and its Content Hub provides insights from dating experts, matchmakers, and celebrities who demystify matchmaking.
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