TikTok reshaped everyday language — copywriting may be the last marketing skill standing
mallow610 · x · 2026-10-17
Responding to the take that "copywriting is the only marketing skill that will remain," mallow610 argues people underestimate society's ability to mold to whatever it sees and hears most: TikTok's TOS forced users to distort language so much that those words now leak into real life and the rest of the internet. Implication: in an algorithmic-feed world, command of language rises in value.
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