In the digital era, overseas expansion has become the new normal for global business strategies. VR (Virtual Reality) and AR (Augmented Reality) technologies, as bridges connecting the virtual and real worlds, are reshaping the way brands interact with consumers.

What are VR/AR technologies?

VR technology creates a completely virtual environment, allowing users to immerse themselves and experience a world different from reality. AR technology, on the other hand, overlays virtual information onto the real world, enhancing users' perception and interaction with reality.

Applications of VR/AR technology on TikTok

As a short video platform, TikTok's user base is mainly young people, who are highly receptive to new things and have a natural demand for interactive experiences.

The application of VR/AR technology on TikTok is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Enhanced interactivity: Through AR filters, users can interact with brand content, such as trying on clothes or accessories.

Immersive experience: VR technology allows users to experience products in a virtual environment, increasing their desire to purchase.

Creative content production: Brands can use VR/AR technology to create unique content that attracts users' attention and encourages sharing.

What are the advantages of VR/AR technology?

The immersive and interactive experiences provided by VR/AR technology can attract user participation, increase brand interactivity, and allow users to preview product effects before purchasing, thereby increasing purchase intention and promoting product sales.

Next, Tuke will list several marketing cases that cleverly use VR/AR technology. Through these cases, we can gain a deeper understanding of the huge potential of VR/AR technology as an innovative marketing tool.

How do brands use VR/AR technology for marketing?

1. Gucci's AR filter try-on experience

Luxury brand Gucci launched an AR filter on TikTok, allowing users to try on its latest sunglasses via AR and preview the product's appearance. This innovative marketing approach effectively enhances the brand image and product appeal.

2. Grace Choi's AR filter revolutionizes beauty tutorials

Beauty tech expert Grace Choi created several AR makeup tutorial filters on TikTok's open AR platform Effect House, such as "Eyebrow" and "Contour" filters. By precisely projecting guideline lines onto the face, these filters clearly indicate specific makeup areas. Users simply follow these lines to easily complete their makeup look.

This innovative AR makeup tutorial filter, spread through TikTok, has attracted a large number of users' attention and usage. It not only helps users efficiently complete eyebrow and contour steps, but also provides new marketing methods for beauty brands.

3. Smashbox's AR special effect ads

Cosmetics brand Smashbox, under Estée Lauder, teamed up with TikTok and used Camera IQ's advanced technology to create a series of innovative AR special effect ads.

This collaboration not only opened up a brand-new interactive channel for Smashbox, but also greatly enriched the user experience. Through these carefully designed AR contents, Smashbox successfully attracted a large number of potential customers, effectively increased user engagement, and further expanded the brand's influence.

Conclusion

In summary, it is not difficult to see that with the continuous development of VR/AR technology, new trends in overseas marketing are becoming increasingly apparent.

In the future, we look forward to more brands leveraging VR/AR technology to enhance their marketing effectiveness on TikTok.