Loyalfans Announces 'Collaborative Integration' With BranditScan

Loyalfans Announces 'Collaborative Integration' With BranditScan

LOS ANGELES — Premium social media fan site Loyalfans.com is touting its "collaborative integration" with content and privacy protector BranditScan.

"Piracy is a significant problem that impacts all creators in a negative manner. In an effort to empower creators to mitigate the exploitation of their labor and brands, Loyalfans has taken steps to make sure members of their creator community are aware of every available tool — thus, the integration with BranditScan," a rep explained.

The integration includes daily automated scans, found under "Brand Protection" in an admin dropdown menu, that show creators "exactly where their content and likenesses are being illegally used," said the rep. "A popup window will then connect interested creators directly to a BranditScan representative. Creators may then decide to opt for BranditScan’s services for a monthly fee."

Loyalfans Co-Founder Eduard A. Braileanu noted, "The internet is a wild place, and protecting one’s work from thieves often seems like an impossible task."

"We are deeply honored to support our creators’ labor and passion via the Loyalfans platform," he continued. "We wanted to do everything we could to make sure our creators are aware of tools at their disposal to help protect their brands, likenesses and work overall. We hope that creators will see that the price they pay for BranditScan’s service — if they choose to utilize it — is well worth it."

BranditScan's CEO Gino Sciretta shared how happy he is to be working with Loyalfans and their creators. 

"Loyalfans was such a natural fit to partner with,” Sciretta said. “They bring their platform to the next level with innovative tools for their creators. Like us, they are very passionate about empowering content creators, and integrating BranditScan made sure that their creators had all the tools they needed to protect their brand and be aware of piracy risks."

Visit Loyalfans online and on Twitter and direct inquiries to media@loyalfans.com.

Find BranditScan online and on Twitter.

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