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TikTok introduces new desktop tools for creators and marketers

Discover TikTok's latest desktop-based tools, featuring advanced analytics, an updated Creator Centre, and a new chatbot, enhancing the platform for creators and marketers.

TikTok is enhancing the creative and marketing experience with new desktop tools. These include an updated Creator Centre interface, offering deeper analytics insights and more efficient discovery tools, powered by conversational AI.

Revamped analytics for desktop users

In a significant update, TikTok has introduced a new analytics interface for desktop users, currently available to a select group of business account holders. This interface presents data in a full-screen layout, making it simpler to analyse content performance and audience engagement. This development is beneficial for social media managers who operate across various platforms, enabling more effective management of TikTok activities from a desktop.

TikTok’s Creative Centre gets an upgrade

TikTok continues to improve its Creative Centre, a hub for creators to access a range of insight tools. These include details on top ads, trending topics, and keyword analytics. A notable new feature is the conversational chatbot guide, designed to simplify navigation within the app, directing users more efficiently to the relevant sections and tools.

TikTok’s ongoing influence on social media

Despite a slight dip in growth, TikTok remains a key player in social media marketing. As we look towards 2024, incorporating TikTok into marketing strategies is increasingly crucial. The latest updates, including the enhanced Creator Centre and the new chatbot, are being tested with selected users, demonstrating TikTok’s commitment to improving the experience for creators and marketers.

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