08.29.26 does the mine owner watch ball mill tiktok?

does he? would he get this tiktok? that's who it was made for. I'm getting it because sometimes i think logistics are fun and there's a whole niche on social media for that [think of belzona], but honestly, it's a pretty small segment of people on the app.

So I want to know, does the mine owner watch ball mill tiktok? Unless they're god-tier shitposters and I'm missing the mark, the videos are made by the companies that they're advertising for. Someone is spending money on it and thinking that it's worth it. The ball mill owner is expecting a return on their investment. They think that they'll be able to put thier content in front of someone who has the power to rent a ball mill. There's a lot I could be missing, including if I'm misjudging the size of that audience, but that's such a small segment of people. Are they hitting them? It just feels like it's not hitting their target audience. But why would a company-

PUT ART IN ART SPACES-PUT CONTENT IN CONTENT SPACES-PUT BUSINESS IN BUSINESS SPACES- but they're putting business in content spaces. is that reasonable? well, they probably have conventions, m aybe people are seeing it. maybe there's a lot of gen z mining operators who need ball mill rental for their next job. that might be it as well.