like 100 seperate accounts100 videos per day but how many accounts are they spread across?
If you’re just looking to post content, you should use legitimate tools like Hootsuite or similar, however, if you want to warm up the accounts and set up other automations, you should use real phoneslike 100 seperate accounts
Indeed, its a bit excessive.This seems like the most practical solution. But either way 100 videos for 100 accounts sounds excessive. Maybe group them into niches, and post 3 videos a day per account on around 33 accounts to get better traction
That’s exactly my current strategy: posting 2–3 videos per account per day. So far, the results have been quite satisfactory on a small test account; some videos are racking up 5–6,000 views in a single day on very new accounts.Posting 100 videos daily across 100 separate accounts is a recipe for disaster, it's way too aggressive and will likely get most of those accounts flagged. What I've seen work better is grouping accounts into niches and limiting daily posts to 3-5 per account, this helps to build traction and avoids raising too many red flags. Having a solid phone farm setup is crucial for this, as it allows for better control over the accounts and helps to warm them up properly. Using legitimate tools like Hootsuite can work for content posting, but when it comes to automations and account warming, a custom setup is usually the way to go. It's all about finding a balance between activity and stealth, and 33 accounts with 3 daily posts each is a more manageable and sustainable approach.
Exactly behavior patterns are the main thing that can get detected. If you do not avoid identical account activity Tim Tock will catch you and ban you.bro u should notice that when the number is 100 videos/day, behavior patterns become the main risk, not just the upload method. Most people getting stable reach focus by space uploads naturally (just like choose golden hours with best traffic and space the day) and avoiding identical account activity.