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TikTok Ban 2025

Meta and YouTube Stand to Gain 50% of Reallocated US TikTok Ad Dollars

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The loss of TikTok in the US would cause a ripple effect across the media, marketing, and commerce landscape. Meta and YouTube stand to gain the most, but there is a long list of other winners—and losers.
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The January 19 deadline for TikTok to divest or be banned in the US is fast approaching. Incoming President Donald Trump could be TikTok’s best shot at remaining in the US once he takes office one day later. But if the Supreme Court doesn’t grant Trump’s request for a delay—or the president-elect is unsuccessful at forging a resolution to save TikTok—it would cause major disruption in the digital landscape.

Key Question: Where would US TikTok users, creators, and businesses go if the ban is enforced in 2025?

Key Stat: Instagram would be the single largest financial beneficiary of a TikTok ban, attracting an average of 22.4% of reallocated US TikTok dollars.

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  1. Executive Summary
  2. TikTok wouldn’t simply disappear from the US
  3. Meta and YouTube would be the biggest financial beneficiaries
  1. Social platforms would jockey for users and time spent
  2. Creators are split on a TikTok alternative
  3. Brands could scatter influencer marketing dollars
  1. There is no clear winner in commerce
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Jasmine Enberg, Minda Smiley

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Zach Goldner
Senior Forecasting Analyst
Erika Huber
Director, Report Editing
Penelope Lin
Director, Data Visualization
Matt Torpey
Senior Chart Editor
Paul Verna
VP, Content
Ali Young
Senior Copy Editor
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