Jellysmack signs on 13 more creators from Australia and New Zealand
• The new additions take the stable to 24 in under five months since its launch
Jellysmack has signed 13 more content creators from across Australia and New Zealand.
The new additions take the global creator company's stable to 24 in under five months since launching in the regions.
The company launched its Creator Program in Australia and New Zealand, prioritising the region as a key growth market within the $US100 billion 'creator economy', and leverages its proprietary AI technology and first-party data to help creators grow their audiences across different social platforms.
When a creator joins, Jellysmack uses its tech tools and experts to edit optimise, and distribute videos onto Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube on behalf of the creator, thereby establishing new revenue streams.
The Creator Program currently has more than 500 of the world’s most influential creators as partners, including megastars PewDiePie, MrBeast, Bailey Sarian, and Nas Daily.
The new local content creators who have partnered with Jellysmack include: Flying The Nest, EddieVR, Pask Makes, Andy’s Fishing Wild Cook, Cavy Fishing, Shelee Art, Bin Living with Big B, BigstackD Castings, TigerTomato, Gilly Kube, Eystreem and Kiwi creators Indigo Traveller and Nela Zisser.
They join Jellysmack’s foundation creators including HowToBasic, JoshDub, How Ridiculous, Jazza, Mully, Self Sufficient Me, Tannar, Vincenzo’s Plate, Cupcake Savvy Kitchen and SAMMIT.
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Ezechiel Ritchie, Jellysmack Australia and New Zealand country manager, said: "We are delighted to welcome another 12 popular video content creators to Jellysmack. All have diverse content, from gaming to cooking, artists, fishing, and travel and even a competitive eater!
"The Australian and New Zealand content creator market is rich with local talent, who not only attract local followers but also subscribers from around the world. This means their content is very exportable to international markets, which opens up Jellysmack’s ability to generate additional audiences and revenue for the creators across all social media platforms," he said.
Jellysmack announced its international expansion strategy in May last year, after the company secured funding from leading tech venture capital company, SoftBank. Jellysmack has since appointed former Expedia executive Laurent Hulin as General Manager APAC and is also building a strong presence across Asia Pacific.
