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Club Canela Is A New Streaming Rewards Program For Canela TV Users

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Canela Media is launching a new streaming rewards program for users of its Canela TV service. The new in-app Club Canela program rewards users for viewing content they already watch, while also providing brands with additional ways to reach and engage with U.S. Hispanic audiences.

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Canela TV is a completely free streaming service that provides access to a variety of Spanish entertainment. Once the new Club Canela rewards program goes live (sometime this month), registered Canela TV users will be able to begin earning rewards simply for using the service.

In addition to watching content, users also have the opportunity to earn additional rewards by sharing and interacting with content on the plaform.

As rewards build up, Club Canela members will be able to redeem their rewards for a variety of benefits, including exclusive content, sweepstakes and digital gift cards.

Club Canela is the next innovation frontier in CTV and streaming, gamifying viewership to increase engagement and branding opportunities for our advertising partners. Club Canela has been part of the vision behind the creation of Canela TV since its launch, and we are thrilled to make this vision a reality,” said Isabel Rafferty Zavala, Co-Founder and CEO of Canela Media.

From the brand perspective, the new rewards program is also expected to offer companies another way to reach new and existing customers, including through the use of customized branded challenges and rewards.

According to Canela Media, McDonald’s and The Coca-Cola Company have joined the Club Canela program as launch partners, with more companies expected to join in the future.

Club Canela is an innovative program designed to foster deeper connections with audiences as they engage with the content they love, offering The Coca-Cola Company’s brands, like Gold Peak, an enhanced platform for more meaningful and lasting engagement,” said Stephanie Eaddy, head of Cultural Marketing in North America.

Brands will be able to take advantage of curated content collections, sponsored content including branded content, customized rewards, and links to their ecommerce platforms.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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