The fan-focused digital content on the DOOL App from Days of our Lives will now be available on the show's YouTube Channel with new clips, new teasers, and more.
Days of our Lives is making a big change to its digital universe. The NBC soap opera's DOOL App is moving to the show's YouTube channel, which could give the fan-focused digital content the brand produces a much wider audience.
DAYS' Eric Martsolf (Brady Black) announced the exciting news in a video clip shot in the Brady Pub, enthusing that it's a big blessing to be able to connect with the show's fans year after year.
"Hey, DAYS fans, how are you? Firstly, I hope you're having a very safe and a very fun 2022," Martsolf begins. "I have the pleasure of giving you some very exciting news. Our fans are the most important people in the world to us. Without you, we really wouldn't have Salem at all. It simply wouldn't exist. That being said, we have decided to move all of our digital content from the [DOOL] App over to our YouTube channel."
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He continues, "Not only will you be able to see previous content, but we'll have new clips, new teasers, everything from our cast that you want to see... and you'll be able to see it on that channel on a weekly basis."
Martsolf closes with a huge thank you to DAYS fans, adding, "You have been so supportive throughout the years, and we can't wait to connect with you and share with you so much more all over the world."
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Days of our Lives launched the DOOL App in 2018 as the ultimate fan portal giving viewers behind the scenes videos and photos, trivia and games to test their DAYS knowledge, and a video vault with access to some of the show's most memorable and notable clips. Some of the early content included a tribute to the late Peggy McCay (ex-Caroline Brady) and the original limited series Chad and Abby in Paris and Last Blast Reunion.
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