On May 1, 2025, I called an unidentified TikTok marketing example “Simple but genius” and reported 18M views and $518K in revenue. I linked https://t.co/XO4Zc5wCqx and said TikTok marketers are wild, but it works; I did not identify the campaign or explain how the figures were measured.
On June 14, 2025, I shared a TikTok-related link and called it “Simple but genius TikTok marketing.” The captured post does not identify its author or show what the linked content contains, so I cannot say what the marketing involved.
On December 14, 2025, I shared a quoted post by @ElizaMonarch displaying 107M views. The quoted text said, “Cooking pot roast! Hang out with me💕”; I added no commentary, and the view count belongs to the quoted post.
On April 25, 2026, I called an unidentified TikTok marketing example “Simple but genius,” reported 9M+ views, and linked https://t.co/z0viKCHvvW. I did not identify who created the marketing or explain what the view count refers to.
On December 24, 2024, I called an unidentified TikTok marketing example “Simple but genius.” The post reported 9.63M views and $985.28K revenue, and linked to https://t.co/x2zqNdXSH7; it did not identify the campaign or explain how the figures were measured.
On January 13, 2025, I called another unidentified TikTok marketing example “Simple but genius” and “Good inspo.” The post reported 550K views and $27K revenue, linking to https://t.co/mEF5ryczY1; it did not identify who created the marketing or explain how the figures were measured.
On January 17, 2025, I called an unidentified marketing example “Simple but genius.” The post reported 744K views and $120K in revenue, linking to https://t.co/BpQJbtPhvO; it did not identify the campaign or product or explain the metrics.
On April 17, 2025, I called an unidentified TikTok marketing example “Simple but genius” and reported 13.8M views. I linked to https://t.co/zx6h1xiP4a, but did not identify the campaign, whose views were counted, or how the figure was measured.
I collect examples of TikTok and video marketing that I called “Simple but genius,” recording the reported performance without assuming who made the campaigns or how their results were measured. These examples complement my notes on tiktok ads delivering measurable results and genius product and marketing pairings.
On 2024-11-06, I called an unidentified TikTok marketing example “Simple but genius.” The post reported 7.54M views; 3.52K sold; $236.49K revenue and linked to https://t.co/RxKKioD4Rz; it did not identify the campaign or explain how the figures were measured.
On 2024-11-07, I called another unidentified TikTok marketing example “Simple but genius.” The post reported 23.7M views; 1.1M likes and linked to https://t.co/bZ6V4ZpdLD, without describing the creative or who made it.
On 2024-11-25, I called an unidentified TikTok marketing example “Simple but genius.” The post reported 13.3M views; 8.93K sold; $273.85K revenue and linked to https://t.co/IydnKjzGAx, without explaining the campaign or measurement.
On 2024-12-18, I called an unidentified linked video “some genius marketing.” The post associated it with 22.8M views and $410K in revenue, linking to https://t.co/7VxpaUJ3Nl; it did not specify the revenue source, measurement period, or verification.
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