Snapchat is advertising itself as the place where users can go to watch the stars who broke out on soon-to-be-banned TikTok.
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Snapchat’s growing creator community was one of its biggest assets during Q4 2024
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Snapchat is using the TikTok ban as an opportunity to promote creators like Avani Gregg and Loren Gray
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Snapchat is changing how creators earn money–and making it harder for them to start
"With Spotlight viewership up 25% year-over-year, there is a unique and growing opportunity for creators to monetize this format in the same way they do with Stories," Snapchat said in a company blog post. "Beginning February 1, 2025, eligible creators will be able to monetize Spotlight videos longer than 1 minute."
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Snapchat doubles paying subscribers year-over-year, beats Q3 expectations
Snapchat bets like Spectacles, Snapchat+, and a streamlined user experience contributed to better-than-expected Q3 2024 earnings.
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Snapchat’s Phantom House reopens its doors to celebrate spooky season
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Snapchat puts the spotlight on video content with TikTok-y redesign
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Is Snapchat good for your mental health?
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Issa Rae returns to her roots with Snap’s new accelerator class
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Snapchat gears up for a star-studded “festival szn,” with Coachella up first
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Social media rules are being held up in court, but that’s not stopping NYC from suing Big Tech firms
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TikTok, Meta CEOs take heat from Congress in contentious Capitol Hill hearing on child safety
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Snapchat looks to “spark some frightful fun” with star-studded ‘Phantom House’ series
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