Friendable Inc. (FDBL) Highlights Rapid Growth of Fan Pass Platform in Recap of 2020 Milestones

Jan 25, 2021

Friendable Inc.’s Fan Pass platform attracted a roster of more than 700 artists in 2020
Fan Pass is filling the void created by the live event shutdown necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic
New subscribers can check out the latest updates and releases from their favorite artists for free on a trial basis by downloading the Fan Pass app

Friendable (OTC: FDBL), a mobile technology and marketing company focused on connecting and engaging users through its proprietary mobile and desktop applications, kicked off the new year by issuing a recap of its milestones and achievements in 2020. In the news release, the company noted that artist sign ups for its innovative Fan Pass platform, which connects artists with fans through exclusive virtual channels, surpassed 700 last year. This total marked a significant ramp up following Friendable’s launch of the Fan Pass platform in late July 2020 with a debut event featuring 16 performers.

“In a very short period of time following our release of Fan Pass we have continued to receive numerous items of validation while continuing to test new traction points, service offerings and scalability of our business model,” Robert A. Rositano Jr., CEO of Friendable, stated in the news release…

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