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Jum Balea · · 1 min read

Platform that helps brands reach kids through ads raises $2m

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The online kids market is set to grow significantly over the next few years, with the internet now beating television as the favorite pastime.

Singapore-based TotallyAwesome, which allows brands to put their wares in front of children, is banking on that growth. Today, the company announced it raised US$2 million from UK’s serial investor Nigel Wray to support is expansion.

A subsidiary of SuperAwesome, TotallyAwesome matches brands with relevant content publishers, delivering marketing campaigns for kids. Those campaigns are guaranteed compliant with data protection laws covering children.

The company, also backed by venture builder Inspire Ventures, claims to reach more than 100 million kids and teens monthly via mobile and web in Asia-Pacific.

Soon it will roll out a social content app called PopJam that’s designed for the under-13 audience.

TotallyAwesome’s clients include Lego, Disney, Hasbro, Paddle Pop, Dutch Lady, and Moose Toys.

Apart from Singapore, the company operates in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, and Australia.

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Jum Balea

A Filipino journalist who's preparing to join a Southeast Asian VC (soon). She formerly held roles at The Ken, Tech in Asia, and Manila-based Rappler and ABS-CBN. Twitter: @jumbalea