TikTok for Attorneys
I am Kyle Ean Haggerty, Director of Business Development with INGAGE Digital Marketing and Public Relations, and this is your Marketing Moment.
- Today's moment is dedicated to one of your core constituents, Attorneys.
- As we service all industries, one of our specialties is Marketing and Public Relations for the Legal Industry.
- Our social media management strategies present our clients on all platforms.
- One of our biggest challenges with our attorney clients is that they need to view TikTok as a viable platform for Marketing.
- AND THIS IS A MISTAKE.
- AND LET ME TELL YOU WHY… here are the facts
First: The TikTok Hashtag, "LawTok, that is L.A.W.T.O.K., has attracted over 1.8 billion views gaining popularity on this platform.
Second: TikTok has over 1 billion active users, making it the world's 6th most-used social media platform.
Third: Creating and posting videos on TikTok is much easier than on YouTube. Even if your videos are...
TikTok - A Quick Guide
You may have wondered about this thing called TikTok that everyone is talking about. If you haven’t yet started using TikTok for your brand, you might want to reconsider. With more than 2 billion downloads, TikTok is quickly becoming a marketing tool with real teeth.
What is TikTok?
TikTok is a social media platform that allows users to create and share short videos. It was initially intended for the dance-loving GenZ teens audience but has quickly become widely popular among celebrities, influencers, and many essential brands. Users spend approximately 52 minutes per day on TikTok, that’s a lot of exposure for your brand!
What Makes TikTok Different?
The first thing that makes this social media platform different is that it is actually fun to use. The social media drenched masses are hungry for something new, and TikTok delivers.
The first successful users of TikTok focused on dance trends and lip-synced challenges. Although this type of content still...
What is Tik Tok and Does My Business Need It?
In the past year, Tik Tok has become a household name for parents of teenagers. The short-form video sharing platform invites users to record and view quirky lip-syncing videos. On the heels of the announcement that Tik Tok surpassed the one billion download mark, (surpassing Snapchat, Tumblr, and Twitch users), major brands are jumping into the platform. However, it may not make sense for everyone.
Tik Tok’s premise is simple: encourage users to share 15-second videos, serve them to the people that are most likely to watch, engage, and continue watching. Unlike Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, content on a Tik Tok feed is not generated by the individuals followed. Instead, Tik Tok’s algorithm predicts the type of videos users will want to see and content is prioritized by what they are most likely to enjoy. People don’t matter as much as the video content. This is key to the platform’s success – virality.
