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Hi. I work with several TikTok accounts in the music niche (combined audience of around 1M). I’ve already tried monetizing through promoting artists’ tracks and collaborating with labels, but I feel there are other effective approaches out there. If anyone has experience, what other methods...

Publish 2–3 videos: one long video (over 1 minute) and two short videos (up to 30 seconds). You can try posting in the morning, at midday, and in the evening. After a week, check which time gets the best engagement and whether shorter or longer videos perform better. Based on that, you can...

An old account is preferable, ideally related to your niche.

Start fresh. In the beginning, post less. Publish original content so it gets into recommendations.

I also started posting music on TikTok, not as an artist but just as a hobby. Now I have a network of channels with over 1M followers. However, in 2026 I’ve noticed that it’s become harder to grow an audience. Still, some approaches continue to work. Collaborations with large accounts, using...

You need viral videos in your niche on TikTok. One viral video can bring you your first 1,000 followers in a single day, but after that, consistency is key.

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You need to have an unrestricted account to be able to post there. If you start spamming, you can get banned and your messages won’t be seen. The problem is that many people can’t fully promote anything there. I tried too, but I kept getting restrictions from the very beginning.

I use TikTok — it gives more reach.

You need to indicate that this is AI or artificial intelligence when posting on TikTok. There is a label for this when publishing. Also, the music should be taken from TikTok’s music library

There are many influencers and TikTok channels that collaborate with artists and promote music — you just need to look for them. If you want, I can help you, if you’re talking about your own music.

This could be for various reasons. Initially, the channel’s topic was different, but you started posting about another topic, so the subscribers are not interested, and the algorithms have changed, including the hashtags.

It also depends on what exactly you will be advertising, and then you can see which format will be more suitable — for TikTok or for Facebook.

What should I do if I can’t post, comment, or send DMs, and support isn’t responding? Should I delete my account?

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