Jump into TikTok this holiday shopping season
Marketing Week PartnerThe ‘golden quarter’ for seasonal sales is now ramping up and brands are demonstrating the power of TikTok for spurring consumers on to make purchases.
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A new partner content series, which will reveal the reasons why TikTok needs to be in brands’ marketing plans.
The ‘golden quarter’ for seasonal sales is now ramping up and brands are demonstrating the power of TikTok for spurring consumers on to make purchases.
In the first part of our partner content series, which will reveal the reasons why TikTok needs to be in brands’ marketing plans, we look at the key information you need to know about what the platform does, what sets it apart and what ad formats you can already buy today.
We take a look at how businesses can build their brands on the worldwide phenomenon that is TikTok.
Finding new creative ways to reach audiences and generate real value is the holy grail for any marketer. That’s why short-form mobile video entertainment platform TikTok is a proposition too good to miss.
After the failure of promising startups such as Peach, Ello and Mastadon, many wondered if we would ever see the rise of another social media giant again. But TikTok looks like it has gathered a mass audience and is here to stay.
The social media platform of choice for Gen Z, TikTok offers an array of possibilities for access and engagement, but as it matures growing pains could be on the horizon.
The emergence of TikTok suggests short-form video is more resilient, among both consumers and advertisers, than might previously have been believed but it will face challenges to maintain its popularity.