Episode #
TikTok Growth Experiment Update: We’re Giving Away $10k to the Best! #2025
March 05, 2022

In episode #2025, Neil and Eric give an update on their TikTok Growth Experiment, where they’re giving away $10,000 to the best video! Tune in today to find out what inspired this experiment, how to enter it, and why they’re excited about TikTok as a platform.

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  • [00:20] Today’s topic: TikTok Growth Experiment Update: We’re Giving Away $10k To The Best!
  • [00:43] How Sam Parr inspired our TikTok growth experiment.
  • [01:33] An overview of our TikTok experiment and how you can take part in it.
  • [02:51] How to find our videos at Marketing School Clips on YouTube and use #marketingschool to tag us on TikTok.
  • [03:11] A rundown of Neil’s high numbers on TikTok.
  • [03:34] That’s it for today! Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe!
  • [03:36] Go to https://marketingschool.io/live to learn more!

 

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