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TikTok Charges Up to $2 Million a Day for Top Advertising Spots

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TikTok Charges Up to $2 Million a Day for Top Advertising Spots

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Facebook, Instagram, Snap, Pinterest and YouTube have all gone through the same cycle of user growth followed by advertising sales.\nWhile TikTok’s ad business remains less mature than those of larger rivals, the app’s owner, ByteDance, is already one of the world’s largest advertisers. It booked more than $20 billion sales from China alone last year and has forecast its global ad sales will reachnearly $40 billion this year.\nThe U.S. advertising market is expected to growmore than 15%this year, according to GroupM, buoyed by the reopening of businesses. Internet companies like TikTok stand to be the biggest beneficiaries.Facebook Inc.’s sales grew 48% in the first quarter of the year, while sales atAlphabet Inc.’s YouTube grew 46%.\n“We are projecting ridiculously fast growth for digital advertising,” Wieser said.\nThe rate card offers a glimpse at where TikTok thinks advertisers stand to benefit the most. 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TikTok Charges Up to $2 Million a Day for Top Advertising Spots

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