Social media star Jiffpom the Pomeranian has signed with Made In Network in a bid to amplify the beloved canine’s YouTube presence.
Currently, Jiffpom’s Instagram — where the tiny dog is famous for dressing up in adorable outfits and posing with celebs — has around 9 million followers. His YouTube channel, meanwhile, has just over 255,000 subscribers — and has been largely inactive for the past year. Made In Network, the Nashville-based multi-channel network, is focusing its efforts on the dog’s YouTube channel relaunch.
Those efforts will include two new, regular series — Jiffpom Unboxing and Jiffpom Quiz Show. JiffPom Unboxing debuted its first episode today — after which new episodes will come out regularly on Thursdays. In the series, Jiffpom “sends” items that young hosts Abigail James and Carson will unbox on camera. The first episode features giant containers of candy (see below) and fits in with the style of YouTube’s countless colorful, often candy-filled unboxing videos that target young viewers
on the platform.Additionally, Jiffpom Quiz Show episodes will debut bi-weekly, featuring the Pomeranian taking online personality quizzes. That series will premiere on August 28.
Jiffpom isn’t the only animal upping its social video presence. Popular Instagram cat Nala has her own Facebook Watch series, The Nala Show, which debuted in April. Other non-human social media celebrities have been building their brands through merchandise, like Doug The Pug’s line at Claire’s, which launched this month.
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