Women were having nun of Bumble's celibacy ad. Nor were strategists
Briefly

"The initial insight underpinning the divisive new ad from dating app Bumble is relatable to women who have experienced online dating frustrations." - Caroline Gill, IMA's head of channel communications.
"The poorly timed and tone-deaf campaign missed the mark, requiring more than an apology to rectify the situation amidst ongoing discussions on women's safety." - Audrey Dahmen, senior brand strategy consultant.
"Bumble's shift away from its safety branding, especially during a time when women's safety is a significant concern, has led to criticisms for being dismissive and shaming." - Ibukun Oluleye, creative strategist.
"The drastic shift in Bumble's branding from a safe platform to a bold and opposing view has led to a sense of betrayal and disappointment among women users." - Katy Blake, fractional chief content officer.
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