JustFor.fans Debuts 'Personalized Playlists' Feature

JustFor.fans Debuts 'Personalized Playlists' Feature

LOS ANGELES — JustFor.fans (JFF) has rolled out a new feature for video content that offers both creators and subscribers the opportunity to curate a collection of "visual playlists" to expand the organic discovery of new content.

The playlists, noted a rep, can be "created, re-ordered, edited, grouped and linked together to custom-design a more connected online experience," explained a rep.

"Users can easily add and create new video groups by clicking ‘Playlist’ beneath a post. Once a list is established, it will appear under the new ‘Playlist’ link in models’ profiles and can be seen in full video or preview mode based on model subscription status," the rep continued. "Playlists can be public so anyone viewing the page can see them or Private, where only users can see them their page."

JFF Founder Dominic Ford praised the new, personalized feature.

"We are thrilled to present Playlists on the JFF platform, where models and fans can create video lists that group together to enhance their shared real-time relationships," he said.

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