Question About TikTok Post Scheduling

[Tomatoweb]

Hi everyone,

I'm managing (mostly scheduling when to post videos) different TikTok accounts for my clients. I've seen that all the social management platforms require changing the TikTok account to a "business account," which limits the songs that can be used.

I thought about automating the process with python - logging in to a different account every time to post a video, but I'm worried that TikTok might ban the accounts for doing so.

So, here are my questions:

1. Do you think the approach above will get the accounts banned?
2. Have you heard of a platform that can schedule posts without changing the account to "business"?
3. What social managing platforms TikTok agencies (and social agencies in general) use ?
4. What other tips can you give me to approach this kind of business ?

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

 

[LScro]

I've heard from a lot of people tiktok detects any kind of automation or scheduling. Manual posts work the best from my experience.

 

[haxel]

1. Yes, you'll get banned
2. Not legit ones
3. Later or multiple phones or freelancers they hired to post
4. Use business accounts, and sounds you own the rights to

 

[Jesefa]

Have anyone had the problem that you can only post 1-2 videos per day? If I post more I don't get any views at all

 

[Andro1704]

Have anyone had the problem that you can only post 1-2 videos per day? If I post more I don't get any views at all

I do have that issue too, i can actually only post one video the rest will have 0 views. They say its because TT is reviewing the video but idk it doesn't convince me. What i do is to put the video in private and then upload the video again.