Australia's Social Media Shift Lifts UK TikTok Ad Rates in 2026
Picture this. You’re sitting at your kitchen table in Brighton, steam rising from your mug, phone propped against a jar of marmalade. The spreadsheet on your laptop glows with last month’s TikTok earnings — £2,340 from the Creator Fund, another £1,800 from a skincare brand partnership, and a tidy £4,200 from affiliate links in your bio. Not bad for someone who started posting travel reels eighteen months ago at fifty-five, nervous about oversharing and wondering if anyone would care about a woman documenting solo adventures and quiet moments in equal measure. ...