Friendable Inc., a mobile technology and marketing company, is pleased to announce the initial kickoff of its multi-phased brand awareness campaign.

The Company’s Fan Pass livestream artist platform has begun delivering its brand messaging and artist/fan offerings with the release of two radio spot productions, featuring 15- and 30-second versions of the Fan Pass brand messaging. This initial campaign is aimed at delivering the Company’s brand messaging to artists as well as to global fans and music lovers who are engaged in the ongoing search and discovery of new artists and music.

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“Following the release of our all-new version 2.0 of the Fan Pass platform, we have now taken the necessary steps to ensure our platform is stable, our service offerings are sound, and the support tools are in place to provide a superior experience for both artists and fans. Now, it’s time to begin promoting our brand and mission with the release of these two radio spots, which are just beginning to run on various networks, including Spotify,” said Friendable, Inc. CEO Robert A. Rositano Jr.

“This is only the first step of our digital campaign – something the Company has been preparing for in order to begin promoting and scaling. Having a foundation of brand awareness – prior to specific and direct artist or fan acquisition campaigns – is part of our overall strategy. It’s much more impactful to begin generating buzz with some spot-driven messaging as we prepare to come behind this initial rollout with direct digital media, social influencer and general online advertising campaigns designed to target artist and fan acquisitions/sign-ups. Additionally, we believe a public relations outreach strategy (also in the works) will enhance our multi-phased approach to getting Fan Pass known,” concluded Rositano, Jr.

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