Tik Tok Marketing

Facts about TikTok:

About 1000,000,000 people are on TikTok, watching 1000,000,000 videos per day.

Most people on TikTok are either Millenials, or Gen Z.

92% of people are likely to take action  after watching an Advertisement on TikTok.

 How to create TikTok ads that people will watch:

Despite having to tell people it's an Advertisement, it's best to make the Ad blend in and make it seem interesting for people to watch. To help it blend in, it's best to make it look like any other TikTok video.

It's ideal to make people interested within the first 3 seconds of a video, or they won't bother watching the rest of the video. To make people watch at least part of it, there are 3 steps:

Step 1- Hop on a trend

Using topics and stuff that is trending would make people more likely to watch without skipping it. Using stuff with lyrics is more  likely to lose it's popularity quick, so it would be best to use music that is likely to last longer.

Step 2 Get scrappy

Professional cameras and video equipment aren't often used in TikToks, as  most people tend to just use their phone cameras and whatnot, so it's better to make a video without any fancy or expensive equipment no matter how good you want your video to look like.

Step 3 Edit your video

Despite not using any fancy equipment for the sake of keep it ordinary, it's still best to  edit the video to make it decent.  You still have to  show that it's an Ad, so  editing voices, music, and other stuff can help to make the Ad. It's better to use type that is generally used in most of TikTok videos, like  small type to help make the Ad blend in. No matter how creative you want the Ad to be, or make it stand out with type and other stuff, you still have to make it look like any other TikTok video.

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