Agora Holdings, Inc. (AGHI) Prepared to Launch FRAME Later this Month
Earlier today, Agora Holdings, Inc. (OTC: AGHI), parent company of Geegle Media, announced that it is in the final stages of preparation for the launch of FRAME, an organizational tool for the management of popular social media and subscription-based accounts. FRAME, which is designed to meet the needs of consumers who use multiple social media websites and platforms on a daily basis, consolidates users’ social media accounts into a single, accessible location. According to company data, the social media management market offers considerable potential for future growth, as it is relatively new and features plenty of room for innovation moving forward.
“Imagine FRAME as a single door that leads to many rooms. Each room represents a website that we log into several times each day,” Dan Terziev, chief executive officer of Geegle Media, stated in a news release. “Rather than signing in several times, logging once into FRAME is sufficient to bring together all your social media accounts, making a far more organized and engaging social media experience.”
After logging into FRAME, users can seamlessly view news feeds and content from all of their supported social media accounts – including those from popular networks such as Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) and Twitter (NYSE: TWTR). FRAME will also allow users to post content directly from its highly intuitive dashboard, greatly improving the efficiency with which consumers use social media. The desktop version of FRAME is ready for launch and set for release later this month, while the mobile version, which is being developed for both Android and iOS, remains in Beta stage.
Unlike many of the established players in the social media management space, Agora plans to offer free access to FRAME for non-commercial users, a strategy that’s expected to earn the platform a significant competitive advantage over existing social media management apps that charge all users a subscription fee. In addition to implementing this strategy to attract an active user base, the company has also outlined plans to expand its platform’s functionality with Facebook and Twitter while also integrating control of ancillary sites and services such as Pinterest, LinkedIn, Tumblr (NASDAQ: YHOO), eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) in the near future.
In a news release, Terziev went on to describe plans to implement control of email accounts in a future iteration of FRAME.
“It is not uncommon for the average person to have several running email accounts, be it for professional and personal use,” he stated. “We are looking into bringing FRAME’s one-password, all-access concept to emails as well.”
According to a 2015 study by Pew Research Center (http://dtn.fm/t7c6J), more than half of internet users are active on two or more social media sites, up from about 42 percent in 2013. Among these users, roughly 70 percent of Facebook users are active daily – along with 49 percent of Instagram users, 36 percent of Twitter users, 17 percent of Pinterest users and 13 percent of LinkedIn users. As it prepares to launch FRAME, Agora will look to capitalize on this expansive market, promoting strong industry growth in the months to come.
For more information, visit www.agoraholdingsinc.com
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Earlier today, Agora Holdings, Inc. (OTC: AGHI), parent company of Geegle Media, announced that it is in the final stages of preparation for the launch of FRAME, an organizational tool for the management of popular social media and subscription-based accounts. FRAME, which is designed to meet the needs of consumers who use multiple social media websites and platforms on a daily basis, consolidates users’ social media accounts into a single, accessible location. According to company data, the social media management market offers considerable potential for future growth, as it is relatively new and features plenty of room for innovation moving forward.
“Imagine FRAME as a single door that leads to many rooms. Each room represents a website that we log into several times each day,” Dan Terziev, chief executive officer of Geegle Media, stated in a news release. “Rather than signing in several times, logging once into FRAME is sufficient to bring together all your social media accounts, making a far more organized and engaging social media experience.”
After logging into FRAME, users can seamlessly view news feeds and content from all of their supported social media accounts – including those from popular networks such as Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) and Twitter (NYSE: TWTR). FRAME will also allow users to post content directly from its highly intuitive dashboard, greatly improving the efficiency with which consumers use social media. The desktop version of FRAME is ready for launch and set for release later this month, while the mobile version, which is being developed for both Android and iOS, remains in Beta stage.
Unlike many of the established players in the social media management space, Agora plans to offer free access to FRAME for non-commercial users, a strategy that’s expected to earn the platform a significant competitive advantage over existing social media management apps that charge all users a subscription fee. In addition to implementing this strategy to attract an active user base, the company has also outlined plans to expand its platform’s functionality with Facebook and Twitter while also integrating control of ancillary sites and services such as Pinterest, LinkedIn, Tumblr (NASDAQ: YHOO), eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) in the near future.
In a news release, Terziev went on to describe plans to implement control of email accounts in a future iteration of FRAME.
“It is not uncommon for the average person to have several running email accounts, be it for professional and personal use,” he stated. “We are looking into bringing FRAME’s one-password, all-access concept to emails as well.”
According to a 2015 study by Pew Research Center (http://dtn.fm/t7c6J), more than half of internet users are active on two or more social media sites, up from about 42 percent in 2013. Among these users, roughly 70 percent of Facebook users are active daily – along with 49 percent of Instagram users, 36 percent of Twitter users, 17 percent of Pinterest users and 13 percent of LinkedIn users. As it prepares to launch FRAME, Agora will look to capitalize on this expansive market, promoting strong industry growth in the months to come.
For more information, visit www.agoraholdingsinc.com
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