TokenFi, a leading platform for crypto and asset tokenization, has announced their latest marketing move to reach a massive audience of 10 million Turkish viewers. The company plans to launch a prime-time TV ad campaign on May 1st, 2024, which will run on the country’s most-watched TV channels.
As television remains a primary source of news and entertainment for Turkish families, TokenFi’s ad is strategically scheduled to air during prime time hours from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. This time slot is when families are most likely to be gathered around the TV, making it the ideal opportunity to capture their attention.
The ad will be broadcasted on Turkey’s top channels, including Kanal D, ATV, Show TV, Star TV, NOW (formerly known as Fox), and TV8. By targeting these popular channels, TokenFi aims to reach a vast audience and generate widespread recognition for their brand.
The ad is specifically designed for younger viewers with disposable income and will be shown during popular TV shows like “Tas Kagit Makas,” “Kurulus Osman,” and “Survivor,” among others. With a plan to air the ad 2 to 3 times a day during these prime time slots, TokenFi is confident in its ability to capture the attention of their target audience.
The company’s decision to advertise on top Turkish channels is a strategic move to access a potential audience of over 10 million viewers. This extensive coverage is expected to boost brand recognition and attract new users to the platform.
TokenFi prides itself on its innovative approach to tokenization and aims to revolutionize the trillion-dollar industry. With a user-friendly interface that requires no coding expertise, the platform allows users to easily launch or tokenize assets. For more information about TokenFi, visit their website at https://tokenfi.com or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/tokenfi.
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