TikTok's Ad Revenue, Expected to Continue, Explosive Growth.
Reuters reports that , TikTok's worldwide ad revenue , is expected to triple in 2022. .
Reuters reports that , TikTok's worldwide ad revenue , is expected to triple in 2022. .
According to Insider Intelligence's first forecast on TikTok
ad revenues, the Chinese-owned social video app was on
track to make over $11 billion through ad revenue in 2022. .
According to Insider Intelligence's first forecast on TikTok
ad revenues, the Chinese-owned social video app was on
track to make over $11 billion through ad revenue in 2022. .
More than half of that
revenue is expected to come
from the United States. .
The company's worldwide ad business
grew 175% in 2021 to reach $3.88 billion. .
TikTok's growth is expected
to increase to 200% in 2022,
launching revenue to $11.64 billion. .
That equals more than , Twitter and Snapchat's , combined annual ad revenue. .
That equals more than , Twitter and Snapchat's , combined annual ad revenue. .
TikTok's ad revenues are expected
to reach $23.58 billion by 2024. .
Insider Intelligence principal analyst
Debra Aho Williamson says that TikTok's user
base has increased dramatically in recent years. .
Insider Intelligence principal analyst
Debra Aho Williamson says that TikTok's user
base has increased dramatically in recent years. .
It has moved well beyond its roots as
a lip-syncing and dancing app; it creates
trends and fosters deep connections
with creators that keep users
engaged, video after video, Debra Aho Williamson, Insider Intelligence
principal analyst, via Advanced Television.
It has moved well beyond its roots as
a lip-syncing and dancing app; it creates
trends and fosters deep connections
with creators that keep users
engaged, video after video, Debra Aho Williamson, Insider Intelligence
principal analyst, via Advanced Television.
It pairs marketers with creators
to help content go viral, and that can
drive enormous demand for products
that advertisers want to promote, Debra Aho Williamson, Insider Intelligence
principal analyst, via Advanced Television.
It pairs marketers with creators
to help content go viral, and that can
drive enormous demand for products
that advertisers want to promote, Debra Aho Williamson, Insider Intelligence
principal analyst, via Advanced Television
