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Rebecca Zamolo talks about ‘The Game Master Network’ mobile app (Includes interview)

This gaming app is backed on their “The Game Master” YouTube series, which is a real-life escape room meets Amazing Race that was created by Zamolo and her husband, Matt Slays. “This has been great. This app is something that I have wanted to create,” she said. “I have been looking for ways to connect with my audience off-platform. With this app, we are able to intertwine it with our videos.”

“There are things that the fans can find in the app that will help us solve clues in our actual YouTube videos,” she added.

Particularly impressive about this mobile app is that it’s free for her fans and viewers. “That was really important for me. I wanted to connect with the audience,” she said. “I hate when I get ads in the middle of games that I play and when I have to pay for things. I was very adamant that it should be free, so everyone can download it and everyone can connect with us. That way, the experience within the app is also enjoyable.”

“Our biggest focus is the app and we are looking to expand within the app, where we can livestream to have additional content for our audience to consume. They will get unique, original content out of it. We are also trying to find new ways to connect with our audience on a more personal level through the app,” she added.

She shared that she posts six videos a week on all of her social media channels. “We keep busy,” she said with a sweet laugh.

On life in quarantine, she said, “This is our new normal right now. Obviously, I miss seeing people. It is hard to complain since everyone is going through the same thing. We are all in the same situation. For us, we are lucky since we can post our videos from home. For other people, it’s an adjustment. The quarantine has made us rethink how we can connect with our audience. Normally, I love meeting people in person but now we have to pivot. I am trying to be creative with new ways to interact.”

“With more and more people being home, my husband and I have been busier,” she said. “We are one of the lucky ones that are still able to make content, so we are giving our viewers as much content as we can while keeping the quality up there. I have become more tech-savvy during this pandemic.”

“I feel that the most innovative ideas come from times like this,” she said. “I think we will be seeing a lot of new companies emerge, especially masks. As hard as it is, I definitely see a lot of new companies growing and developing out of this pandemic.”

If she were ever afforded the chance to go on The Masked Singer, she noted that she would love to dress as a unicorn, even though she is not necessarily a singer. “I can try to do some basic rap,” she said with a sweet laugh.

“The fans should download the mobile app since it’s free and it’s available on Androids and iPhones. Hopefully, they will like the game. Stay tuned because we have a lot of exciting plans with this app. We are excited,” she concluded about the gaming mobile app.

The app is available on Apple and on Google Play.

For more information on social influencer and Internet sensation Rebecca Zamolo, follow her on Twitter and on Instagram.

Read More: Digital Journal’s Markos Papadatos chatted with Rebecca Zamolo back in March of 2020.

Rebecca Zamolo s avatar in  The Game Master Network  app

Rebecca Zamolo’s avatar in ‘The Game Master Network’ app
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Markos Papadatos
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Markos Papadatos is Digital Journal's Editor-at-Large for Music News. Papadatos is a Greek-American journalist and educator that has authored over 20,000 original articles over the past 18 years. He has interviewed some of the biggest names in music, entertainment, lifestyle, magic, and sports. He is a 16-time "Best of Long Island" winner, where for three consecutive years (2020, 2021, and 2022), he was honored as the "Best Long Island Personality" in Arts & Entertainment, an honor that has gone to Billy Joel six times.

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