Tinder is known for its somewhat impersonal dating profiles that users view to decide whether to swipe "left" or "right," but its new collaboration with Spotify makes those profiles a little bit more personal.
Until now, the only pieces of information users of Tinder could gather from people's dating profiles were from short bios, a handful of photos, a name, an age and perhaps an occupation. With this collaboration, Tinder users will be able to sync the app to their Spotify accounts and choose a song that they feel represents them or their music tastes -- which will play on the app when people come across their profile. The unusual method of personalization is able to spark conversation between matches, increase the chances of matches between Tinder users, make the process of swiping more desirable and will bring traffic to Spotify's site and services.
Music-Playing Dating Profiles
This Collaboration Makes Swiping on Tinder More Personal
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Dating Profiles - The collaboration between Tinder and Spotify allows users to add a personal touch to their dating profiles by syncing their Spotify accounts and choosing a song that represents them.
2. Increased User Engagement - By adding music-playing dating profiles, Tinder aims to spark conversations between matches and make the swiping process more desirable.
3. Cross-promotion Opportunity - This collaboration brings traffic to Spotify's site and services as Tinder users discover and listen to songs selected by potential matches.
Industry Implications
1. Online Dating - The collaboration between Tinder and Spotify adds a new dimension to the online dating industry by allowing users to connect through music preferences.
2. Streaming Music - Spotify benefits from increased traffic and engagement as Tinder users listen to songs selected by potential matches.
3. Social Networking - The integration of music into dating profiles opens up opportunities for other social networking platforms to explore similar collaborations with music streaming services.