TikTok’s Return to the App Store: A Temporary Reprieve or a Path Forward?
While this reinstatement means that publishers, brands, and creators can continue engaging with audiences on TikTok, the platform’s long-term future remains uncertain.
Explore the world of TikTok marketing. Learn strategies for creating viral content and engaging with the platform's young, dynamic audience.
While this reinstatement means that publishers, brands, and creators can continue engaging with audiences on TikTok, the platform’s long-term future remains uncertain.
As users spent more time scrolling on their phones, platforms began favoring vertically oriented clips in their algorithms, giving creators an extra incentive to optimize for that format.
This new communication style is changing how users interact with the app, helping creators build stronger connections with their viewers or in brand messages.
Let's compare features and marketing strategies between TikTok and YouTube so that you can quickly decide which one is best for your marketing plan.
If you’ve noticed your favorite creators posting lengthier content, you're not alone—there's a clear shift happening, and it’s worth exploring why.
The history of short-form video content traces back to the early days of the internet and has undergone significant evolution to become the marketing powerhouse it is today.
As Meta and X scale back on news, TikTok emerges as a promising platform for publishers.
The loss of the app in the U.S. could be devastating to many smaller firms, influencers, and solo entrepreneurs.
Many are wondering if the new photo-sharing app could be a new rival for the other popular social media platform, Instagram.
Reports show that 36% of Gen Z and 22% of millennials now seek out short-form video content on TikTok to help them make buying decisions.