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TikTok teams up with Salesforce Marketing Cloud

TikTok unveils a collaboration with Salesforce Marketing Cloud, streamlining ad campaign management and optimising lead engagement for advertisers.

TikTok recently revealed its new integration with Salesforce Marketing Cloud. This strategic move allows TikTok advertisers to swiftly transfer the leads they gather from their promotional efforts straight to Salesforce. The objective is to simplify the utilisation of relevant data and insights.

Simplifying advertisement campaigns on TikTok

Thanks to this integration, the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system will receive TikTok insights directly. This promises to simplify how advertisers handle and optimise their advertisement campaigns on TikTok. The company itself voiced their excitement about this endeavour:

“TikTok’s new integration for Salesforce Marketing Cloud is designed to be user-friendly and requires no coding skills. Marketing teams will be able to set it up in a matter of minutes, allowing them to focus on what really matters – capturing, nurturing, and converting leads.”

Instant lead engagement and feedback

When users engage with the ads, their details are immediately sent to TikTok, making way for quick follow-ups based on their interaction. This ensures the sales and marketing teams can instantly get in touch with these potential leads through Salesforce Marketing Cloud.

This integration is anticipated to be a boon for the many Salesforce customers already using TikTok for their advertising campaigns.

To use this new feature, it’ll be accessible on Salesforce’s AppExchange marketplace. TikTok also suggests that brands keen on this should reach out to their TikTok Representative or Salesforce Account Executive to kick off with this novel service.

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