BHW collaboration to create the perfect USA TikTok method [OFM THREAD]

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Hello black hat peeps,

Been struggling and deep diving into BHW for a while now, and only one thing can be said for surtain:
People's opinions VARY! ALOT.

So lets use this post, to create a thread containing the most helpfull of those opinions, so people can have all the literature compiled on one thread! And then decide what route to take for themselvs!

Lets see what we have to answer first:
How to get access to the American TikTok market from around the world! (US sims? , Mobile proxies?, Airplane modes, hotspotting etc.)

How do you avoid getting the accounts shadowbanned? (Deleting metadata? Apropriate IP rotations? Proper warmup on the account? etc.)

What does it actually mean to warm up an account? (how many days, what actions do we have to perform to make it seem genuine? etc.)

Devices &/or Sim cards: how do you treat your device to anable proper account creation and how do you treat it afterwards to avoid shadowbans?

Lets discuss!
 
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a few months back I was able to get us traffic with the "TikTok Mod Region Unlocked" app, and today I wanted to test it but it no longer works I guess. once i create account it's immediatelly a private account and cannot be changed to public
 
a few months back I was able to get us traffic with the "TikTok Mod Region Unlocked" app, and today I wanted to test it but it no longer works I guess. once i create account it's immediatelly a private account and cannot be changed to public
Don’t get what’s so hard about it .

USA SIM card , proxy from USA and gps in USA .

SIM card only I heard works but why risk it ? Be multiple steps ahead of everyone else .
 
Don’t get what’s so hard about it .

USA SIM card , proxy from USA and gps in USA .

SIM card only I heard works but why risk it ? Be multiple steps ahead of everyone else .
could you elaborate on: GPS in USA?
Thanks :3
 
I can speak on warming up as for geo targeting I am not sure as I live in a T1 country and get put on the FYP of T1 countries by default.

Warming up an account must be niche related. If you’re a basketball page do not interact with a cars page or a cooking page.

Interacting within your niche is crucial and comes with so many benefits, the main one being you get put in a ‘bucket’ with other niche related accounts. Ever scroll TikTok on a personal page and think ‘Wow, this is really relatable’. This is why.

To warmup your account means to act like a new user, no one posted a video on TikTok in their first hour of downloading the app. Many don’t even know how to change their username. Like posts and search for super generic keywords ‘Basketball, NBA, Dunks’ etc during the warmup phase.

Ideally, the warmup window should be around a week. The most important thing to do to ensure good quality views and chance of going viral is interacting within your niche.
If you interact with basketball pages your account will get a ‘basketball’ tag on its account on TikTok’s side.

When you go to post a video the first 1-200 views WILL BE BASED ON WHO YOU INTERACTED WITH. It shows your video initially based on prediction ‘Who will be most likely to enjoy this content?’ If the people that get shown the video enjoy it then TikTok says okay let’s push it more and wait, then push it to more users and wait again. If the algorithm predicts your Basketball videos is best shown to cat lovers then the video performs poorly, TikTok will soft shadowban your account and it is very difficult to get out of this stage.
 
I can speak on warming up as for geo targeting I am not sure as I live in a T1 country and get put on the FYP of T1 countries by default.

Warming up an account must be niche related. If you’re a basketball page do not interact with a cars page or a cooking page.

Interacting within your niche is crucial and comes with so many benefits, the main one being you get put in a ‘bucket’ with other niche related accounts. Ever scroll TikTok on a personal page and think ‘Wow, this is really relatable’. This is why.

To warmup your account means to act like a new user, no one posted a video on TikTok in their first hour of downloading the app. Many don’t even know how to change their username. Like posts and search for super generic keywords ‘Basketball, NBA, Dunks’ etc during the warmup phase.

Ideally, the warmup window should be around a week. The most important thing to do to ensure good quality views and chance of going viral is interacting within your niche.
If you interact with basketball pages your account will get a ‘basketball’ tag on its account on TikTok’s side.

When you go to post a video the first 1-200 views WILL BE BASED ON WHO YOU INTERACTED WITH. It shows your video initially based on prediction ‘Who will be most likely to enjoy this content?’ If the people that get shown the video enjoy it then TikTok says okay let’s push it more and wait, then push it to more users and wait again. If the algorithm predicts your Basketball videos is best shown to cat lovers then the video performs poorly, TikTok will soft shadowban your account and it is very difficult to get out of this stage.
Wow, that's a lot of info! and it all makes sense! Thanks!

A couple of things I would like to touch on: in a few words, how did you conclude on this? As my research shows 24-48hour warmup periods, or blatantly calling it a myth altogether?

Also, you're the first one to mention a correlation between all T1 countries, never in my research have I ever seen a correlation like this, all evidence shows that you're getting English content if you're based in the UK, or American content if you're based in the US.

Altogether, this all makes sense! just want to double check on some of your facts
 
As my research shows 24-48hour warmup periods
Warmup phases can almost come down to personal preferences. How long can you be bothered warming up an account for? What's important is what you do in the warm up phase, it's a brand new account TikTok assumes you don't know how to use their app. Treat your account as such. I guess you can relate it to warming up IRL, you can jump on a treadmill for an hour or you can do 10% of what you would normally do on an exercise (10kg squats) for 10 minutes.

All depends on how you warmup as long as the accounts aren't using all features, dming, mentioning users etc etc. A new account to us is just another number A new account to TikTok is a brand new user so act accordingly and TikTok will reward you.
mention a correlation between all T1 countries
When my videos go viral, as I am in Australia I always get a mixture of Australia, Canada, Netherlands, America, France, United Kingdom and recently Germany.

I have no idea why and it's one of the main reasons I don't bother geotargeting, no need for me to waste time and effort with sim cards and proxies when I know that a viral video will land on t1 countries by default. There are only so many people in Australia, only so many have TikTok and only so many will see my video. In order for the video to be classified as 'viral', it has to be shown to other countries. As the content is of high quality (if I do say so myself :p) TikTok would rather show it to someone residing in a T1 country rather than that in a T3. T3 countries have their own 'zones' which is why they need to geo target.

I created an account in Fiji while I was on holiday, Fiji not being classified as a T1 country meant that my views and engagements were that of a T3 country. Foreign comments and random DMs were common. Good for views and a confidence boost and that's about it.

Hope this helps :) Let me know if you have any other questions.
 
I can speak on warming up as for geo targeting I am not sure as I live in a T1 country and get put on the FYP of T1 countries by default.

Warming up an account must be niche related. If you’re a basketball page do not interact with a cars page or a cooking page.

Interacting within your niche is crucial and comes with so many benefits, the main one being you get put in a ‘bucket’ with other niche related accounts. Ever scroll TikTok on a personal page and think ‘Wow, this is really relatable’. This is why.

To warmup your account means to act like a new user, no one posted a video on TikTok in their first hour of downloading the app. Many don’t even know how to change their username. Like posts and search for super generic keywords ‘Basketball, NBA, Dunks’ etc during the warmup phase.

Ideally, the warmup window should be around a week. The most important thing to do to ensure good quality views and chance of going viral is interacting within your niche.
If you interact with basketball pages your account will get a ‘basketball’ tag on its account on TikTok’s side.

When you go to post a video the first 1-200 views WILL BE BASED ON WHO YOU INTERACTED WITH. It shows your video initially based on prediction ‘Who will be most likely to enjoy this content?’ If the people that get shown the video enjoy it then TikTok says okay let’s push it more and wait, then push it to more users and wait again. If the algorithm predicts your Basketball videos is best shown to cat lovers then the video performs poorly, TikTok will soft shadowban your account and it is very difficult to get out of this stage.
How you warm up multiple accounts, or maybe you are not doing it?
Install/reinstall tiktok?
Or maybe factory reset your device?

Warm up for 1 week is cool, but would be nice if we can warm up 30-50 accs like that, not single one ;)
Again, how to warm up girls videos? You need to watch "mens" stuff like cars, military things.
 
How you warm up multiple accounts, or maybe you are not doing it?
Install/reinstall tiktok?
Or maybe factory reset your device?
I don't do any botting or mass actions no softwares so I am unable to help with this.

Again, how to warm up girls videos? You need to watch "mens" stuff like cars, military things.
Adult/babes niche is very difficult because you mess one thing up and account is gone. It's like walking a tightrope, I guess if we really want to drive home the fact we are a girl then we would like girly things and if you can bring yourself to do it. Watch and comment on mens 'models', flexing their abs, doing thirst traps etc etc.

When the stitch method was alive I made a girls gym account, only posted videos of girls doing weights nothing else. 10 videos a day. Account grew to 110k followers, the analytics were 78% female.

While it is only one case study we can see that girls interact with girls on TikTok and probably many other platforms, there could be an avenue to use the 'girls' to give your account a slight organic boost then as your videos catch the eyes of more and more men the demographic will change.

Adult is a very painful niche on TikTok but the rewards can be massive.
 
When my videos go viral, as I am in Australia I always get a mixture of Australia, Canada, Netherlands, America, France, United Kingdom and recently Germany.
I have been stuck on how to identify my views as per region/country... do i need a tiktok business account? i already have access to analytics, but no regionional information
 
Warmup phases can almost come down to personal preferences. How long can you be bothered warming up an account for? What's important is what you do in the warm up phase, it's a brand new account TikTok assumes you don't know how to use their app. Treat your account as such. I guess you can relate it to warming up IRL, you can jump on a treadmill for an hour or you can do 10% of what you would normally do on an exercise (10kg squats) for 10 minutes.

All depends on how you warmup as long as the accounts aren't using all features, dming, mentioning users etc etc. A new account to us is just another number A new account to TikTok is a brand new user so act accordingly and TikTok will reward you.

When my videos go viral, as I am in Australia I always get a mixture of Australia, Canada, Netherlands, America, France, United Kingdom and recently Germany.

I have no idea why and it's one of the main reasons I don't bother geotargeting, no need for me to waste time and effort with sim cards and proxies when I know that a viral video will land on t1 countries by default. There are only so many people in Australia, only so many have TikTok and only so many will see my video. In order for the video to be classified as 'viral', it has to be shown to other countries. As the content is of high quality (if I do say so myself :p) TikTok would rather show it to someone residing in a T1 country rather than that in a T3. T3 countries have their own 'zones' which is why they need to geo target.

I created an account in Fiji while I was on holiday, Fiji not being classified as a T1 country meant that my views and engagements were that of a T3 country. Foreign comments and random DMs were common. Good for views and a confidence boost and that's about it.

Hope this helps :) Let me know if you have any other questions.
Do you use antidetect browsers for multiple accounts?
 
Hey Sol, I’m a large content creator (10M network TikTok, 1M IG, 1M YT) and I’ve been building accounts (3.2M, 2.3M , 160K) since February this year for the creativity program. I have a couple of experienced creators in this niche, and I’d love to share some ideas/strategies around account warming etc.

Can you send me a DM on Instagram?
@Enteryournewreality
 
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