Tiktok Viral Trick?

[kovachxx]

Hi,

I heard that if you hide some text in your video that is off-screen or just hidden, but the algorithm can still read it e.g. "reddit" or "#reddit" it will push your video more and find the right people easier and also you will appear in the search results easier and faster. Is this true? Has anyone experienced or done it?

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

That might be partially true and untrue because TikTok's algorithm prioritizes user engagement over hidden text. It tracks likes, shares, comments, watch time, and replays to determine which videos to promote.

 

[kovachxx]

That might be partially true and untrue because TikTok's algorithm prioritizes user engagement over hidden text. It tracks likes, shares, comments, watch time, and replays to determine which videos to promote.

I mean it will only help and not harm to try?

 

[PURSUIT MEDIA]

I mean it will only help and not harm to try?

Yeah! A trial wouldn't surely hurt. I posted that just to prepare the mind of whosoever is trying, so to know what might happen.

 

[Lukmat]

Some trick that can work similar to that:
1. Record own voice with keyword
2. Add TikTok sound
3. Change volume, your voice must be not hearable

 

[socialmanipulator]

Some trick that can work similar to that:
1. Record own voice with keyword
2. Add TikTok sound
3. Change volume, your voice must be not hearable

like this a lot

 

[imccafey]

Sounds like a myth, that text thing. Although if enough people know about it, they'll view videos edited like that to see how it's doing. That kind of creates a positive feedback loop, like a self-fulfilling prophecy of content exposure.

 

[proxygo]

Sounds like a myth, that text thing. Although if enough people know about it, they'll view videos edited like that to see how it's doing. That kind of creates a positive feedback loop, like a self-fulfilling prophecy of content exposure.

they said loch ness was a myth but people still go look

 

[Lincoln Rhyme]

this's quite new for me, let's test it

 

[Zera Api]

Device and IP are the key factors

 

[georgetoons]

Device and IP are the key factors

Please elaborate what you mean with this, like key factors to how your video will perform?

 

[rvldsco]

iphone real device and clean mobile ip

 

[Gants-P]

I have 11 tiktok accounts and over 200 YouTube accounts, some can't be logged in due to phone number issue, anyways since this is about tiktok.

I focus on YouTube more then tiktok, but tiktok can pay you instantly where you tube is a slow ass burn.

On my tiktok account I have a lot of favs, and likes, and shares then subs, but subs are not important to much on tiktok then YouTube.

So like I always say and always will live streaming is a must on tiktok.

Those that dump on tiktok were already YouTubers way before tiktok so assuming a video will gain traction is a falacy, why else do you think the promote feature appears on the video because it knows the video could do well but is capped by tiktok.

Overall tiktok can be a pain to constantly block up, add sanitizer to the finger prints, geoblocking exploiting.

They know if you can get into a region other than your own the content will appear in that country more and that's good before tiktoks 2hour drip feed algorithm shuts off the pipes.

 

[JennyDo]

Hi,

I heard that if you hide some text in your video that is off-screen or just hidden, but the algorithm can still read it e.g. "reddit" or "#reddit" it will push your video more and find the right people easier and also you will appear in the search results easier and faster. Is this true? Has anyone experienced or done it?

In my opinion, this is true, because when using hashtags in posts, my reach is increased more strongly than posts without using hashtags.

I think you should use quality hashtags that are true to the focus of the article