QYOU Media Inc. on Monday announced it has been badged as a TikTok Agency Partner, joining a select group of trusted agencies recognized by TikTok for their expertise in creator-led campaigns and platform-first strategies.
The company, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and OTCQB, said the recognition highlights its strength at the intersection of creative strategy, storytelling, production and media distribution. As a TikTok Agency Partner, QYOU will be able to help brands build and optimize high-performing campaigns tailored specifically for the platform.
QYOU works with brands across entertainment, consumer packaged goods (CPG), gaming and beauty, supporting both organic and paid TikTok strategies. The company integrates creator marketing with media distribution to deliver campaigns aligned with TikTok’s native best practices.
“Tiktok is where culture is created in real time and being recognized as an official Agency Partner is a meaningful milestone for QYOU,” said Glenn Ginsburg, President of QYOU Media. “This badge reflects our team’s deep understanding of the platform, our creator-first approach, and our ability to build campaigns that drive impact and genuinely connect with audiences.”
QYOU has partnered with major organizations including Paramount Pictures, Kraft Heinz, Disney and Activision.
Its recent campaigns have earned multiple industry awards. Work for Smile 2 and A Quiet Place: Day One with Paramount Pictures received honours at the Digiday Awards, Shorty Awards, Webby Awards, Clio Awards and ANA Reggie Awards. Campaigns for Assassin’s Creed Mirage with Ubisoft and Paradise with Hulu were also recognized at global influencer and creative award platforms.
“Earning TikTok Agency Partner status is a validation of the strategic and creative work our teams deliver every day,” said Curt Marvis, CEO of QYOU Media. “As brands increasingly look to TikTok to drive culture, commerce and connection, this partnership positions QYOU to play an even bigger role in shaping what modern creator marketing looks like.”
The company said it is also expanding and formalizing its media practice to further strengthen distribution and amplification of creator-led content on TikTok, reflecting continued investment in media expertise and scalable, platform-native solutions.
“At TikTok, we are always looking for ways to make it easier for brands and advertisers to develop engaging content and impactful campaigns that resonate with TikTok communities.” says Kimberly Wu, Global Head of Marketing Partnerships, TikTok. “We are excited to lean into the media and creative service model with agencies to provide brands with innovative solutions that continue to level up their TikTok campaigns”.
QYOU said its inclusion in TikTok’s Agency Partner Program marks a new phase of growth as it deepens platform partnerships and expands its capabilities in creator-driven marketing.
