Jan 22, 2020
Jerrick Media Holdings (OTCQB: JMDA), a holding company that gives technology products the resources and opportunities to make ideas a reality, today announced the launch of Challenges on its proprietary long-form digital publishing platform Vocal. Through friendly competition, Challenges are intended to inspire new brands and creators to join the Vocal community. Multiple Challenges across a range of topics will be offered each month for creators to participate in for the chance to win cash prizes, experiences, and more. “Challenges are the most important product update introduced into Vocal to date, allowing creators to connect with brands in an authentic, non-interruptive way that builds brand love and affinity while simultaneously giving creators more of what they love about Vocal–monetization and discovery,” Vocal founder and Jerrick president Justin Maury stated in the news release.
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Jerrick Media Holdings, Inc. develops technology-based solutions to solve digital problems. Through the combination of design, thought and data analysis, the company builds products that influence a worldwide audience. Jerrick’s flagship product is Vocal, a proprietary long-form digital publishing platform that provides storytelling tools and engaged communities for creators to get discovered and fund their creativity. For more information, visit the company’s website at https://Jerrick.media.
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