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Company | LELA Media Inc. | ||
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| http://www.iaam.com | ||||
| Founded: | 09/29/2010 | |||
| City: | Albuquerque, New Mexico | |||
| Country: | United States | |||
| CEO: | Ms. Malini Hoover | |||
| Founders: | Ms. Malini Hover | |||
| Category: | Media (Photo/Video/Music) | Funding: | Self-Funded | |
| Tags: | Teen, Teenager hangout, Life skills, money, career, success, scams, make money, Free Teen, Teen Magazine, video contest, photo contest, writing contest, music contest, | Employees: | 2-5 | |
What does LELA Media Inc. do?
LELA Media Inc.’s premier website (www.iaam.com) is the Teen Entertainment & Life Skills Multimedia Network. iaam is an interactive online community for teenagers that provides valuable information on money, career, entrepreneurship, self confidence, and overall success for teens through interviews with professionals, interactive games, multimedia contests, life-skill blogs, videos, photos, and music. iaam is like Nickelodeon on a financial and life-skill mission.
How are they different?
Our website is the information and entertainment aggregator for high school & college students. Most of our content is created by teenagers and college students. iaam.com takes an edutainment approach to financial education, career choices, and healthy lifestyles. Parents and teachers are also encouraged to join the community to view and participate in parent and teacher forums. iaam uses entertainment to spark creativity and inspire teens to be unique and successful in all aspects of life.
Why could LELA Media Inc. be BIG?
iaam can become Yahoo for teens and is getting press from English and Hispanic educational and mainstream media. Teachers are introducing the life skills sections to their students as they realize how effective the edutainment approach can be.
How they plan to make money:
iaam.com will monetize by selling cause-based sponsorships and advertising to corporate and individual sponsors. The secondary source of revenue will be an online store. iaam is soliciting sponsorships from parents and wealthy individuals who care to make a difference in teenagers’ lives.
Our thoughts:
No thoughts at the moment. Very interesting!
Please visit their website to learn more: http://www.iaam.com
