Depends on the quality of account but a good 100k one could go for 1500$ topsHow much could a tik tok account be sold for? let's say 50k or 100k, and where they are sold
It really seems so, to test, I made 3 posts of super cute animal at THE RIGHT US TIME with US IP.Please confirm what @small_town_boy said. Is it true that on TikTok, you get a Maximum of 100 views per post if you're outside the U.S?
Hmm...quite an interesting little research. Great job! Going by the results you got from the test carried out, it's obvious that tiktok may have programmed their platform to behave in that manner. And if it's indeed so, then there's no point being there if one is not in the U.S. Would be nice if you could keep us posted.It really seems so, to test, I made 3 posts of super cute animal at THE RIGHT US TIME with US IP.
SAME RESULT! Same 100 views.
Does that make sense?
- Motivational content -> 100 views
- Ultra clickbait -> 100 views
- Mega cute animal -> 100 views
- sixnine reaction -> 100 views
- funny content -> 100 views
- Reposted top content from IG (edited of course to make it unique) -> 100 views
I tried ALL approaches and TikTok algo gives me 100 views. It makes no sense, they should have way higher variance between views and all these niche subjects / topics.
I'm getting a dedicated private VPN IP (hopefully they won't get too pissed that it is still in VPN IP range) AND a fresh device with no SIM AND a US phone number. If that doesn't help, then... honestly it just doesn't seem worth it.
My objection to this idea is that there are plenty of creators around the world (not in the US) that are popular in their respective countries, think Japan or Spain. Granted those countries are certainly either tier 1 or 2 but being in the US is certainly not an ultimatum. The US just offers the most potential for content (granted you don't speak Japanese) and it is why people want their videos to go to that traffic. I would bet that he did something with a VPN, IP, SIM that triggered something in the algorithm that limits his views.Hmm...quite an interesting little research. Great job! Going by the results you got from the test carried out, it's obvious that tiktok may have programmed their platform to behave in that manner. And if it's indeed so, then there's no point being there if one is not in the U.S. Would be nice if you could keep us posted.
Fair enough...I'll just go ahead and carry out my own research. But, what ways do you think would be best to get my post in front of U.S. traffic, or any country of choice for that matter? VPN, proxies etc.? Any ideas?My objection to this idea is that there are plenty of creators around the world (not in the US) that are popular in their respective countries, think Japan or Spain. Granted those countries are certainly either tier 1 or 2 but being in the US is certainly not an ultimatum. The US just offers the most potential for content (granted you don't speak Japanese) and it is why people want their videos to go to that traffic. I would bet that he did something with a VPN, IP, SIM that triggered something in the algorithm that limits his views.
Why "fake location" TikTok app permissions do not ask for location.VPN + Fake location + new phone + no SIM card
Why "fake location" TikTok app permissions do not ask for location.