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As the deadline approaches for ByteDance to sell TikTok in the U.S. by January 19, Arizona's small businesses are bracing for potential disruptions. A ban on the popular social media platform could significantly affect how these businesses engage with their customers and promote their products.
Many local entrepreneurs have turned to TikTok as a vital marketing tool, utilizing its vast reach to connect with younger demographics. The platform’s unique features allow businesses to create engaging content that showcases their offerings, driving foot traffic and online sales. Without access to TikTok, these businesses may struggle to maintain their visibility in a competitive market.
Moreover, the uncertainty surrounding the platform's future could lead to a decline in consumer confidence, further impacting sales. Local business owners are urging for clarity on the situation, as they prepare for a potential shift in their marketing strategies. The outcome of this decision could reshape the landscape for small businesses in Arizona, highlighting the growing influence of social media in the modern economy.
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