Tiktok quietly launches the new “Tiktok For Artists” platform

As the fate of Tijook in the United States It is still uncertainTECH GIANT has quietly started testing a new platform “Tiktok for Artists” that was designed to help artists build their career, and the company also emphasized Techcrunch. The platform will provide artists to promote their songs, understand performance standards, and interact with fans.

The platform is currently tested in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea and Indonesia. Tiktok plans to bring the platform to additional markets in the future along with wider operation.

The launch of the platform was reported for the first time Music.

According to Tiktok for ArtistsArtists will be able to use the statute to create campaigns for their upcoming publications and promote them on the social network. They can launch sharing campaigns and set income, such as album campaigns to drive pre -waves on Spotify, Apple Music or exclusive Drops.

They will also get access to performance data to know how successful their posts and songs are. Artists will also be able to learn more about their fans, like the countries to which most of their listeners belong.

In addition, artists can highlight fans ’videos and build their community through the platform. Longaries from fans will be shown in the “Music Fan Fan Flight” section in the artist’s profile.

Tiktok plans to share more about the platform in the coming weeks.

The platform plays a big role in leading the trends of music and viral songs, so it is logical to the company to provide a special space to help artists better promote their content and push fans’ participation. The platform can also help artists to expand their arrival and develop their audiences.

It should be noted that the launch comes months after the bytedance Close tiktok musicThe music broadcast service that was tested in a handful of countries. At that time, the company said it decided to retire from service in order to “focus on our goal of strengthening the role of Tiktok in pushing more music and value on music broadcast services.”