Q&A for How to Become Popular on TikTok

Tap on the "+," choose the "Go Live" tab, then choose the red "Go Live" button. You need 1,000 fans to do this.

Some users comment "For you" when your video makes it on the for you page. Also, watch the view count; a video with several thousand views or tens of thousands of views might have made it on the for you page. The view count can be viewed on your profile page.

To become popular in a few days, you need to post excellent quality content. Note, however, that people popular for one thing are known as "one-hit wonders" and these people may not seek the same level of growth as people who post good content regularly.

TikTok is an app that can be downloaded for free on any mobile device. You can also create an account and upload videos on a web browser too.

It was changed to "friends" to emphasize the social aspects of TikTok. Featured and trending content can still be viewed by tapping the search button at the top of the Friends tab.

You can identify a potential shadowban if your comments are not receiving responses or if your comments do not appear when you are logged out.

No, it is not safe. although you will monitoring her videos and etc., as you don't know what creepy people will do while watching her videos. Plus there are mean people on the internet that will save her videos and make fun of her. But if you do decide to make her an account, keep her account private and only let family and friends follow that account.

It's difficult, but not impossible. Since you have a private account, your videos will not show up on the front page, in search results, or anywhere else besides your own profile; therefore, it will be harder to get popular. If you want to remain private, make some good comments on public videos and maybe they'll notice you and want to send a follow request to your profile.

No. If you set your profile to private, all your current followers will stay, but new followers will have to send a request to view your profile.

Not many users actively browse their 'Following' feed; instead, TikTok leverages the accounts you follow to tailor recommendations on the For You page. To increase your video's visibility, focus on creating content that is both trending and original, as the algorithm plays a crucial role in its distribution.

If you want some of your old audience to migrate over to your new account with you, you can make a video saying that you're switching accounts, and/or put the name of your new account in your current account's bio.

You don't have to do dances! You can try making videos about other things that you enjoy, such as makeup tutorials, time-lapses of art, or videos of your pets. The most important thing is doing things you can have fun with!

Your videos might be showing up on other peoples' home pages, so they're viewing the videos, but they aren't liking them or following you.

On the weekends, you can make multiple videos and save the ones you don't want to post right away to your "drafts". This will save the videos to your Tik Tok account on your device, but no one will be able to see if but you. If you want to post a draft during the week, click on your drafts from your profile page and find one that you want to post.

It can take a few months, days, or even years to get more likes, depending on your content. There are many ways to increase the chance you will get likes comments and views - post content people like, use popular hashtags and do trending challenges (smart ones only).

To attract more viewers, you can incorporate trending content or popular songs. If these strategies aren't effective, consider developing a unique style and connecting with other creators who share your interests.

You can't, unless they choose to come back. The best thing you can do is try to stop other people from leaving. Post 1-2 times a day, and post the same content that got them to follow you.

Gaining popularity on TikTok requires more than just consistent posting; it's about creating engaging content that genuinely interests viewers. Focus on developing unique content that showcases your personality and passions, rather than comparing your progress to others. Consider asking your friend for insights into their successful approach, and actively engage with your audience and other creators to build a strong community.

Like YouTube, TikTok has a content identification system which will automatically hide videos that contains copyrighted content. Note that copyright is about the actual content of the video, not how it is expressed. If you believe the use of your content is fair use, you can use the "report a problem" feature to give your reasons.

Tap the "+", record/upload your video, edit and post. For more information, see Record a Music Video with TikTok .

First, ensure that you're at least 13 years old (16 years old in Ireland) so that you're in compliance with TikTok's terms of service. Then you need to show responsibility. Let your parents monitor your account for the first few months so that they can show that you are responsible. They may force you to make your account private. If your parents do not have any problems with your content, they may let you break loose a little bit.

That user is probably part of a family that is already TikTok famous; users under the age of 13 cannot legally have accounts on the platform without parental permission.

Live streaming is not available in all regions, but you can continue to use Instagram Live and YouTube Live to engage with followers.

Unfortunately, fame is more than just following these instructions; there is an element of luck. Some people have been on the platform for years and still have not gotten famous.

Yes, they do! You can cross-post your own useful life hacks on two different social platforms, such as TikTok and YouTube. But be aware that when you release a tutorial, you are competing with several other users also creating tutorials. If posting on TikTok, keep the tutorial under 30 seconds with a link to the more detailed one on YouTube. The more helpful tutorials get lots of likes.