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“Kids and family creators have some of the strongest audience relationships in the creator economy because they are built on trust, repeat engagement and shared experiences,” said Elan Freedman and Lindsay Hampton, Co-Founders of Volt Factor.
Volt Factor is expanding into the kids and family category by adding Joseph’s Machines, Triple Charm, What’s Up Moms and Ellie Golden Life to its roster of creator brands.
Volt Factor will lead consumer products licensing strategy, brand development and commercialisation initiatives for each creator.
“Kids and family creators have some of the strongest audience relationships in the creator economy because they are built on trust, repeat engagement and shared experiences,” said Elan Freedman and Lindsay Hampton, Co-Founders of Volt Factor.
“The most valuable creator-led brands today are coming from individuals who have built genuine communities around passions that families return to again and again. The opportunity is not simply to place products around content – it’s to identify the unique worlds these creators have built and develop authentic brands that can live across multiple touchpoints.
“Triple Charm, Joseph’s Machines, What’s Up Moms and Ellie Golden Life each bring something distinctive – from creativity and curiosity to humour and everyday family connection — and we’re excited to work alongside them to unlock the next phase of their brand potential.”
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