# Snapchat Seems to Scoop Up TikTok Customers With New Marketing campaign

With TikTok near being faraway from the U.S., Snapchat has launched a brand new marketing campaign to focus on its creators, and the way individuals can discover inventive, unique expertise in its app.
Snap’s “Discover Your Favorites on Snapchat” marketing campaign, which is being launched throughout digital channels within the U.S., will characteristic a variety of Snap stars speaking in regards to the content material that they create, and the way you could find them within the app.
Yeah, it’s a reasonably blatant enchantment to migrating TikTok customers and creators.
As per Snapchat:
“We provide every kind of the way for our creators to search out success on Snapchat. Our efforts to help creators have contributed to the variety of creators posting content material rising roughly 50% year-over-year in Q3 2024. We’ve got reported that complete time spent viewing content material on Snapchat is up 25% year-over-year, and Highlight reached greater than 500 million month-to-month lively customers on common in Q3 2024.”
Snap additional highlights its not too long ago up to date creator monetization program, which now merges its Highlight and Tales monetization packages into one stream. It additionally has its Snap Star Collab Studio to facilitate creator/model partnerships, in addition to pathways for particular creators to make cash by way of the app.
So why not select Snap? Why go to IG when you’ll be able to simply come over to the great place as an alternative?
That’s just about the gist of the marketing campaign, with Snap trying to bolster its viewers on the again of TikTok’s unlucky elimination from the area.
If, in fact, that occurs. Choices are nonetheless being explored to maintain TikTok lively for U.S. customers. However its avenues are restricted, and with the Supreme Courtroom more likely to reject its enchantment in opposition to the sell-off invoice any day, it does seem to be TikTok can be shut down within the U.S. early subsequent week.
And perhaps, Snap may be the beneficiary of that, particularly given the newer backlash in opposition to Meta for its about-face on content material moderation.
As such, this might be a sensible, well timed push from Snap.
Andrew Hutchinson