SHOUT by UniTaskr, a full-service creator and media buying agency, has been awarded the first-ever TikTok Agency Marketing Partner Badge.
Since its inception, SHOUT by UniTaskr has rapidly expanded from the UK into the USA, building a network of over 200,000 nano and micro-influencers. The agency’s client list includes renowned brands such as Spotify, Adobe, Amazon, Uber, and Red Bull. SHOUT specialises in combining creativity with data-driven insights to create campaigns that enhance brand awareness and boost e-commerce sales.
Commitment to Excellence
Joseph Black, Co-Founder & CEO of SHOUT by UniTaskr, commented on the achievement: “Receiving the TikTok Agency Marketing Partner Badge is a testament to our commitment to excellence. TikTok is the go-to platform for creativity and self-expression, and SHOUT has played a pivotal role in helping brands utilise it to stand out and engage with audiences in meaningful ways. This acknowledgment from TikTok solidifies our reputation as industry leaders who deliver exceptional service, innovative strategies, and impactful campaigns that drive real results.”
Melissa Yang, Global Head of Marketing Partnerships and Industry Education at TikTok, added: “At TikTok, we believe in empowering brands and advertisers to create content that connects with our vibrant communities. We are excited to partner with agencies like SHOUT by UniTaskr, who bring innovative solutions and expertise to the table, elevating the TikTok experience for everyone.”
Headquartered in London and Miami, SHOUT was named the largest nano and micro-influencer agency in the world by TikTok in 2023. As one of TikTok’s early adopters, SHOUT’s expertise in the platform’s cutting-edge features is unparalleled. This allows brands to enjoy seamless support across their marketing objectives and the competitive advantages this brings.
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