#315: 5 Ways To Use TikTok To Reach More Customers (No Dancing Required) with Elise Darma
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We can no longer ignore the newest social media platform, TikTok. And, I’d be lying if I said that I haven’t been intrigued by it. After all, if it’s good enough for Reese Witherspoon and Will Smith, it’s good enough for me.
But I wanted to know more. So, I turned to Instagram educator and TikTok early adopter, Elise Darma, to educate me.
In today’s episode, Elise and I talk about:
- What TikTok is.
- Why you, as an entrepreneur, should be using and paying attention to TikTok.
- How to get your first one thousand followers on TikTok, and, how to get them onto your email list.
- Plus, 5 TikTok video ideas that you can start using right away.
Elise has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Elite Daily, and The Everygirl. She knows her stuff when it comes to social media. I can’t wait for you to learn her step-by-step approach to getting started with and using TikTok to attract new customers.
You’ll walk away from today’s episode with a new tool in your marketing pocket, and ready to dominate a hot new platform.
And because Elise is going to share exact examples of what she’s done to see traction on TikTok, we’ve put together a free resource so you can visually see what we’re talking about.
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