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Creator Sydney McDonald thought the TikTok Creative Challenge was a scam when she first saw an advertisement for it while scrolling through the app last year. The Creative Challenge, launched in June, is a forum for creators to submit UGC-style ads at the request of brands. Five creators BI spoke with said they're earning thousands of dollars a month through TikTok's Creative Challenge. BI verified each of their earnings with screenshots of their TikTok Creative Challenge dashboard. McDonald said many creators she's met along the way have told her they've discovered the program through creators like her.
Persons: Sydney McDonald, McDonald, it's, TikTok, Muaaz Shakeel, Christina Johnson, Corey Barton, Johnson, Barton, they've, Caitlin Jenco, Shakeel, Jordan Erickson, she's, TTCC Organizations: Business, UGC, TikTok's Creative, Creative Locations: The Arizona
Additionally, there was a significant boost in searches and sales on search channels during the TikTok campaign, with a remarkable 4x increase in daily searches compared to the pre-campaign period. The brand then leveraged TikTok's new end-to-end automation solution Smart Performance Campaign, which maximizes delivery outcomes for businesses. ERGO's campaign shows the effectiveness of scaling your TikTok ad creative to combat fatigue and drive results. If you'd like to learn more about TikTok and the TikTok Ad Awards, sign up for their newsletter. Read about the winners of the Greatest Creative category at the TikTok Ad Awards 2023.
Persons: TikTok, PureGym, Italy Ray, Cosmétiques, Read Organizations: Agency, Nepa, Value Media, Mobile, Orange, Spain ING, Señora, Banking, ING, CPA, Business, Insider Studios Locations: Europe, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, TikTok
As actors and writers continue to strike, some influencers are standing in solidarity. Creators who were paid to attend TV and movie premieres are trying to make money in other ways. He also said he wouldn't attend any other premieres or post TV or movie-related content until the strike was resolved. "It was at that point I decided it might just be better to completely shift away from that kind of content," Arujo said. Snap stories, TikTok challenges, and music festivals have been his new go-tosThe 19-year-old has shifted his content focus from TV and film to music amid the strikes.
Persons: Joseph Arujo, didn't, Arujo, he's, DMing, Omar Apollo, I've, it's, He's, Hollywood, I'm Organizations: Hollywood, SAG, Writers Guild of America, influencers, Disney, Netflix, Recording Academy, Creative Locations: Los Angeles
Creators who were paid to attend TV and movie premieres are trying to make money in other ways. One influencer is now posting sponsored content for music artists and festivals instead. He also said he wouldn't attend any other premieres or post TV or movie-related content until the strike was resolved. "It was at that point I decided it might just be better to completely shift away from that kind of content," Arujo said. Snap stories, TikTok challenges, and music festivals have been his new go-tosThe 19-year-old has shifted his content focus from TV and film to music amid the strikes.
Persons: Joseph Arujo, didn't, Arujo, he's, DMing, Omar Apollo, I've, it's, He's, Hollywood, I'm Organizations: Hollywood, SAG, Writers Guild of America, influencers, Disney, Netflix, Recording Academy, Creative Locations: Los Angeles
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