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Why Advertisers Need to Start Paying More Attention to TikTok

Digilant

It has been over five year, since Vine launched in 2013 after being acquired by Twitter, that a new social media platform has gained such traction and been able to break through the mundanity of what people are accustomed to scrolling through. . What Does This Mean for Advertisers? Reach out to learn how we can help here. .

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Why Advertisers Need to Start Paying More Attention to TikTok

Digilant

It has been over five year, since Vine launched in 2013 after being acquired by Twitter, that a new social media platform has gained such traction and been able to break through the mundanity of what people are accustomed to scrolling through. . What Does This Mean for Advertisers? Reach out to learn how we can help here. .

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Why Advertisers Need to Start Paying More Attention to TikTok

Digilant

It has been over five year, since Vine launched in 2013 after being acquired by Twitter, that a new social media platform has gained such traction and been able to break through the mundanity of what people are accustomed to scrolling through. . What Does This Mean for Advertisers? Reach out to learn how we can help here. .

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Why Advertisers Need to Start Paying Attention into TikTok More

Digilant

It has been over five year, since Vine launched in 2013 after being acquired by Twitter, that a new social media platform has gained such traction and been able to break through the mundanity of what people are accustomed to scrolling through. . What Does This Mean for Advertisers? Reach out to learn how we can help here. .

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Pressure

Content Standard

Traditional media, like radio and print, suffered at the latter half of the decade, as TV became the cornerstone of many national media plans. In January 2013, Morgan Stanley analyst Benjamin Swinburne and team published a report that showed broadcast TV’s audience had collapsed by 50 percent since 2002. Lack of ads.

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Under Pressure: How Content Marketing Has Transformed Marketing Strategies Since the 1950s

Content Standard

Traditional media, like radio and print, suffered at the latter half of the decade, as TV became the cornerstone of many national media plans. In January 2013, Morgan Stanley analyst Benjamin Swinburne and team published a report that showed broadcast TV’s audience had collapsed by 50 percent since 2002. Lack of ads.