🏙 TikTok Launches Offline Ads

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TikTok Launches Offline Advertising

TikTok has announced a new ‘out-of-home’ advertising solution that lets advertisers display TikTok content in the real world.

Advertisers can work with the platform’s communities and creators, expand the reach of those videos, and potentially tap into new audiences.

TikToks will soon be seen on digital billboards, in kiosks, cinemas, bars, restaurants, automobiles, airports, gas stations, retail stores, and more.

Sources: TikTok, Marketing Dive

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