Why Terribly Tiny Tales is tapping video content formats

Known for doing stories in 140 characters and integrating brands seamlessly in them, the content platform is now trying various forms of video content

Akansha Srivastava Mumbai, May 08, 2018

In today’s time when it is so difficult to grab a consumer’s attention, brands are looking at doing more of video content over textual content. Although creating video content is more tedi...

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