Rating dating apps i've tried as a college student grad

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Why it worked

The creator uses a relatable premise (rating dating apps) and provides honest, concise reviews with a clear standout favorite (Vibehouse), which is further reinforced by the bio link promoting the app.

Summary

The creator rates several dating apps they have tried as a college student grad, giving Hinge a 6.8/10, Tinder a 2.6/10, Bumble a 6/10, and Vibehouse a perfect 10/10.

Structure

1Introduction: Rating dating apps
2Hinge review
3Tinder review
4Vibehouse review
5Bumble review

Product placement

Hinge ACTS: it is a dating app that the creator used and rated. Removing it would change the video. Tinder ACTS: it is a dating app that the creator used and rated. Removing it would change the video. Vibehouse ACTS: it is a dating app that the creator used and rated. Removing it would change the video. Bumble ACTS: it is a dating app that the creator used and rated. Removing it would change the video.

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I want to find a real love #datingapps #vibehouse #dating

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Rating dating apps i've tried as a college student grad HINGE 6.8/10 - Prompts are cute until you realize everyone answered - "just looking for someone who can match my sarcasm." - Felt like the linkedin of dating apps--polished, but not always real. - ALMOST MADE ME GIVE UP ON DATING TINDER 2.6/10 - "If you' re looking for a relationship here... - you might as well bring a resume to a frat party. - Not judging, just saying - we've all outgrown this phase. VIBEHOUSE 10/10 - This one actually slowed me down. - Less swiping, more intentional connection. - It's literally built for people who know what they want - and are done wasting time figuring it out. BUMBLE 6/10 - Good idea in theory - women make the first move,love that. - But somehow every convo still turns into "hey" -- "how was your weekend?" -- "never mind.