Josediaz55
Newbie
- May 18, 2026
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Hey BHW,
Running a professional TikTok operation (60+ accounts, all fully set up on dedicated iPhones with US eSIMs, US Apple IDs, US timezone, everything configured correctly from day one). The device setup is not the issue — baseline accounts consistently hit 94-96% US audience at low view counts.
The problem is a clear pattern of US audience degradation as accounts scale past certain view thresholds, and we believe it's proxy-related (using IPRoyal static ISP).
Posting our full data report hoping someone who's dealt with this at scale can shed light on what fixed it for them.
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**FULL AUDIENCE REPORT:**
**Outlier accounts (high views):**
- 3.8M views → Philippines 20%, UK 7%, USA 5%, Indonesia 5%, Canada 4%
- 1.4M views → Greece 10.4%, UK 8.8%, Romania 7.4%, Poland 5.4%, USA 3%
- 526k views → USA 99% ← ANOMALY (same device, same proxy, same upload time as others)
- 163k views → USA 92%, Russia 3%, Puerto Rico 2%
- 162k views → UK 19%, USA 11.8%, Germany 8%, Netherlands 7.2%, Italy 5.2%
- 108k views → UK 13%, USA 10%, Poland 8.9%, Hungary 6%, Greece 6%
**Mid-range accounts (10k–25k views):**
- 25k → USA 96%
- 21k → USA 54%, France 33%
- 18k → USA 93%
- 14k → USA 93%
- 13k → USA 95%
- 11k → USA 95%
- 10k → USA 94%
- 10k → USA 95%
**Baseline accounts (<10k views):**
- 9k → USA 88%
- 8k → USA 96%
- 8k → USA 94%
- 5k → USA 96%
- 4k → USA 94%
- 6 additional accounts (3k–3.5k views) → USA avg 94.5%
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**KEY OBSERVATIONS:**
1. **Baseline is solid** — small accounts consistently hit 94-96% US, confirming device/eSIM setup is optimal
2. **Degradation by volume** — past ~1M views, TikTok opens distribution to low-ARPU countries (Philippines, Greece, Romania). Pattern is consistent across accounts
3. **The anomaly** — Account with 526k views hits 99% US operating under the EXACT same conditions (same device, same proxy, same upload schedule) as accounts showing European/Asian audiences. 4 other accounts on the same phone are degraded. This is what we can't explain
4. **Mid-range stability** — accounts between 10k–160k hold above 90% US consistently, which validates the setup works until a certain scale threshold
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**WHAT WE'VE RULED OUT:**
- Device setup (eSIMs, Apple IDs, timezone — all US)
- Account creation process (clean from day one)
- Content (same content style across degraded and non-degraded accounts)
**Current proxy:** IPRoyal ISP (US)
**Testing:** ProxyEmpire (not enough data yet)
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**SPECIFIC QUESTION:**
Has anyone else seen this exact degradation pattern past 50k views with ISP proxies? And if so — what fixed it? Did switching to 4G/5G mobile proxies solve it? Which provider? Or is this purely algorithmic and proxy-independent past a certain scale?
Any input from people running similar scale operations is hugely appreciated. Happy to share more data if useful.
Thanks
Running a professional TikTok operation (60+ accounts, all fully set up on dedicated iPhones with US eSIMs, US Apple IDs, US timezone, everything configured correctly from day one). The device setup is not the issue — baseline accounts consistently hit 94-96% US audience at low view counts.
The problem is a clear pattern of US audience degradation as accounts scale past certain view thresholds, and we believe it's proxy-related (using IPRoyal static ISP).
Posting our full data report hoping someone who's dealt with this at scale can shed light on what fixed it for them.
---
**FULL AUDIENCE REPORT:**
**Outlier accounts (high views):**
- 3.8M views → Philippines 20%, UK 7%, USA 5%, Indonesia 5%, Canada 4%
- 1.4M views → Greece 10.4%, UK 8.8%, Romania 7.4%, Poland 5.4%, USA 3%
- 526k views → USA 99% ← ANOMALY (same device, same proxy, same upload time as others)
- 163k views → USA 92%, Russia 3%, Puerto Rico 2%
- 162k views → UK 19%, USA 11.8%, Germany 8%, Netherlands 7.2%, Italy 5.2%
- 108k views → UK 13%, USA 10%, Poland 8.9%, Hungary 6%, Greece 6%
**Mid-range accounts (10k–25k views):**
- 25k → USA 96%
- 21k → USA 54%, France 33%
- 18k → USA 93%
- 14k → USA 93%
- 13k → USA 95%
- 11k → USA 95%
- 10k → USA 94%
- 10k → USA 95%
**Baseline accounts (<10k views):**
- 9k → USA 88%
- 8k → USA 96%
- 8k → USA 94%
- 5k → USA 96%
- 4k → USA 94%
- 6 additional accounts (3k–3.5k views) → USA avg 94.5%
---
**KEY OBSERVATIONS:**
1. **Baseline is solid** — small accounts consistently hit 94-96% US, confirming device/eSIM setup is optimal
2. **Degradation by volume** — past ~1M views, TikTok opens distribution to low-ARPU countries (Philippines, Greece, Romania). Pattern is consistent across accounts
3. **The anomaly** — Account with 526k views hits 99% US operating under the EXACT same conditions (same device, same proxy, same upload schedule) as accounts showing European/Asian audiences. 4 other accounts on the same phone are degraded. This is what we can't explain
4. **Mid-range stability** — accounts between 10k–160k hold above 90% US consistently, which validates the setup works until a certain scale threshold
---
**WHAT WE'VE RULED OUT:**
- Device setup (eSIMs, Apple IDs, timezone — all US)
- Account creation process (clean from day one)
- Content (same content style across degraded and non-degraded accounts)
**Current proxy:** IPRoyal ISP (US)
**Testing:** ProxyEmpire (not enough data yet)
---
**SPECIFIC QUESTION:**
Has anyone else seen this exact degradation pattern past 50k views with ISP proxies? And if so — what fixed it? Did switching to 4G/5G mobile proxies solve it? Which provider? Or is this purely algorithmic and proxy-independent past a certain scale?
Any input from people running similar scale operations is hugely appreciated. Happy to share more data if useful.
Thanks