Kirusa launches InstaVoice Celeb in partnership with Vodacom DRC

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Kirusa launches InstaVoice Celeb in partnership with Vodacom DRC --

Wed, 30 Sep 2015 09:46

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Kirusa, the voice messaging and social media mobile apps in emerging markets, recently announced the launch of its popular social media service, InstaVoice CelebTM, in partnership with Vodacom in DRC. The service enables fans to engage directly with their favourite celebrities through voice messages. InstaVoice Celeb is available for all Vodacom DRC customers, on both smartphone and feature phones.

From Celeb-to-fans and fans-to-Celeb, InstaVoice Celeb provides a seamless flow of messages. Using the unique voice micro-blogging feature of InstaVoice, celebrities express their emotions and share their joyous and challenging moments. Their fans can hear them, a better option than just seeing their updates on a social networking site or in a media publication. The voice messages are delivered instantly to fans, creating a Voice Twitter like experience. InstaVoice Celeb service goes above the regular social networking platforms by creating a unique connect between celebrities and fans using multiple channels of interactions, including one-on-one calls, meetings, merchandising, and events.

InstaVoice Celeb service has attracted many celebrities like Pasteur MarcelloTunasi, Koffi Olomide, Werrason, Prohete Joel Francis Tatu, Tatu Kadiombo, and Fiston Saisai.

Speaking at the launch, Olivier Ngyala, senior manager VAS & Business Development, Vodacom DRC, says, We are delighted to launch InstaVoice Celeb on the Kirusa Platform. InstaVoice Celeb is a fascinating way to stay connected with famous personalities from all walks of life. The service has features that facilitate two-way interaction between fans and celebrities.

InstaVoice Celeb service has over 11 million fans and is growing in Africa and Latin America.

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