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With a potential TikTok ban set to take effect in the U.S. this weekend, both users and advertisers are exploring several alternative platforms, preparing for a scenario where TikTok may not be available in the U.S. market. #mediaplanning #mediabuying

Trump just saved TikTok in the US. But what happens next? The recent 13-hour TikTok ban caused major uncertainty. And while the app is back, to the great relief of creators and many advertisers, big questions remain: ? Could this mean more legal challenges ahead for TikTok? ? How should brands and creators prepare for future disruptions? ? What does this mean for the future of social commerce? That’s why we’re hosting a free webinar: "TikTok’s Quick Ban Saga: Insights, Opportunities, and the Future of Social Media Ads" When? January 28th at 11 AM EST Join us as Archit Anand, Evan Weber, and TikToker @neatmckinley break it all down. Here’s what we’ll cover: 1. The legal implications of the ban and restoration: What might happen next? 2. Why TikTok remains a critical platform for brands, supported by key stats. 3. How TikTok’s content-first strategy is reshaping ads and social media. 4. The rise of TikTok Shop and livestream commerce, and their impact on e-commerce. 5. Diversifying strategies: How brands can adapt while keeping TikTok at the core. This is your chance to get ahead of the trends and understand how to navigate this evolving landscape. Here is the link to register for the webinar: https://lnkd.in/dDdqaT2r

The TikTok whiplash effect: The rapid swings in TikTok's situation has created a genuine sense of uncertainty and not just for those in the US. Here's my take-aways from the last week: ?? Keep an eye on channel growth and migration of audiences. Instagram and YouTube (Shorts) have done very well for those that are still looking to prioritise short-form but could it be time to switch focus to long-form content with YouTube being a safer home for your content? ?? Organic will rise in 2025 as discoverability is being prioritised. To compete with TikTok, other platforms are pushing smaller creators like never before. There’s never been a better time to start posting. ?? Diversity with owned platforms: The ban was a wake-up call. If you’re not diversifying social media with owned platform activity, you're leaving yourself open to risk. The lesson? Platform-proof your business. This won’t be the last political PR storm we see that impacts social media and TikTok is still unclear. Having a diversified, owned-platform strategy is essential for survival. https://lnkd.in/eNubcYdY #Socialmedia #PR #TikTok

The recent legal developments regarding TikTok in the U.S. could have significant implications for UK businesses. With an estimated 1.5 million UK businesses using TikTok, many of whom rely on the platform for marketing and connecting with U.S. customers, the potential ban creates uncertainty that needs to be addressed. This is likely to take effect on the 19th so stay informed. For businesses with a significant American customer base which is lots of you the ban could sever a critical channel for sales and engagement. TikTok’s algorithm provides unique organic reach that is difficult to replicate on other platforms so yes it could cause panic. It was about to play a huge part in my marketing plans for this year! The situation is evolving, and it’s understandable that you may feel uncertain about the future if you rely heavily on this platform but you can take proactive steps now to minimise potential disruptions and maintain a strong connection with your audience. The key is to start planning and adapting as early as possible. Are you concerned?

?? TikTok Faces the Ban Hammer in the U.S. The clock is ticking for TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance, as they battle a looming January 19 deadline. The stakes couldn't be higher with the U.S. Supreme Court set to hear their case on January 10. ?? What’s at risk? 170 million users. $1.3 billion in monthly revenue for creators and small businesses. A potential ban would force businesses to rethink strategies, creators to find new platforms, and brands to navigate a shifting digital landscape. Stay agile. As platforms come and go, the key to success is diversifying your digital presence and building resilient marketing strategies. Whether TikTok stays or goes, the world of social media marketing will keep evolving. Will TikTok survive the storm? #DigitalAdvertising #SocialMediaMarketing #TikTok #Ban ##Marketing #Content

Dec 7 (Reuters) - American content creators on TikTok asked followers to subscribe to their channels on rival platforms like Meta-owned?(META.O), opens new tab ?Instagram and Alphabet's?(GOOGL.O), opens new tab ?YouTube after a federal?appeals court ruled?that the social media app could be banned if it is not sold to a U.S.-based company by Jan. 19. TikTok has become a major U.S. digital force as it has grown to 170 million U.S. users, especially younger people drawn to its short, often irreverent videos. It has sucked away advertisers from some of the largest U.S. players and added commerce platform TikTok Shop, which has become a marketplace for small businesses.