What TikTok has in store for brands

In a conversation with BuzzInContent.com, the platform's Head of Ad Sales and Partnerships Sachin Sharma says that TikTok's hold on new internet users with a distinct information-sharing pattern and behaviour sets them apart

Akansha Srivastava Delhi, May 29, 2019

After taking Indian internet users by storm following a brief ban, TikTok is eyeing to become the first choice of brands for reaching out to first-time internet users with the short-video content. Ti...

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What TikTok has in store for brands

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