A local social media app called YouDeh is linking South Africans to their favourite celebrities for a fee. Would you pay to have a one-on-one video chat with your favourite celeb? _YouDeh
Some of the celebrities currently on the app are media personality Somizi and music producer Oskido.
For all other video-conferencing platforms or apps, one needs to have the contact details of the users that will participate so that they can receive the connecting instructions. With YouDeh, you are only required to create a short profile on the app, or login with a Google, Facebook or Apple ID account, he explains.
Ngwenya says it hasn’t always been an easy journey to market the app because he is self-funded, so that causes limitations, especially from a marketing perspective.
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