How to optimize Tiktok account for maximum reach

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I'm trying to run a content/outreach system for my peptide company via tiktok. On my current device I have gotten banned on probably 3 accounts for various reasons and watched some youtube videos on how to warm up accounts that recommended getting a new phone for maximizing reach. I want to run 3-5 botted accounts (I would imagine I should run these on my current phone because I already have bans which would hurt reach.) Right now I have a ugc account for promo for the peptides that talks about peptide tips ect but only pulls around 200-400 views, it wasnt warmed up or anything I just started posting on it. My plan was to purchase a new phone and run my official brand page (where I post some b roll marketing videos ect. as well as ai product advertisements that I promote via tiktok spark) and then also start a brand new ugc account that I actually take the time to warm up before posting so it has better viewership. then on my current personal phone run all the botted dm outreach accounts. would this work? if anyone has any tips I would greatly appreciate it!
 
Focus on strong hooks in the first 2–3 seconds, post consistently, use trending sounds when relevant, keep videos short and engaging, and prioritize watch time, shares, and comments.
 
Successful TikTok accounts are typically built on a combination of high-quality content and trending topics. If you know how to take advantage of trends while creating engaging content, your account can grow very quickly.
 
I dont think its the phone yet just focus on building a couple of real accounts first. If you’re only getting a few hundred views, the real opportunity is usually in consistency and engagement and not in the accounts themselves. Get one account going well first before scaling, otherwise you’re just multiplying the same results.
 
Using a new phone for the main brand page is a good idea because your old device is definitely flagged by tiktok but running bots on the old phone will still get those accounts banned instantly anyway since peptides are heavily restricted on the platform so you should focus on making high quality organic videos that get high watch time rather than trying to spam users via dms or panels imo.
 
I think you should try this idea for now, and then change your approach after a while.
 
Focus on high engagement content that uses niche material with strong hooks and trending sounds.
 
I've seen fresh accounts take off and I've seen fresh accounts flop. A new phone isn't always the answer
 
Try clone apps, they worked for me without getting another device. Also, fresh accounts get a slight boost for the first couple of videos.
 
sounds like if you're already getting views in multiple hundreds, the device isn't natively shadowbanned. otherwise, view counts would be near 0 or a few dozen. my bet would be that the content itself is lacking. could be wrong.
 
besides a new phone, you also need to make sure your ip adress is new. if the account keeps linking somehow to the banned account, you will learn into the same ban problem again. They might also not ban you but just shadowban you so you never get out of the low hundreds in views
 
I wouldn't focus too much on the phone itself. In my experience content quality and account trust matter a lot more than the device. A fresh account with consistent posting and real engagement usually performs better than trying to force growth with botted accounts. If you've had multiple bans already, I'd be extra careful with anything that looks automated. The new UGC account idea makes sense, but I'd spend more time on content testing than account warming. Most of my best performing accounts started getting traction after finding the right content angle, not because of the device they were posted from.
 
dont put multiple botted accts on that banned device bro tikktok tracks hardware ID and device signature pretty hard so it will chain ban everything instantly, better to use residential proxies or cheap burnrs for outreach.
 
If the goal is long-term brand growth, I focus more on one clean brand account + UGC style content strategy rather than spreading effort across multiple risky accounts.
 
Getting a new phone could help distinguish between things, but I don’t see much reach increasing here from that single factor. The problem lies more in botted outreach account those are the ones to raise flags usually
I’d go for growing 1-2 clean accounts with quality content and engagement. It seems that nowadays TikTok rewards great retention more than any warm-up strategy.
 
In my opinion, the problem isn't with the phone. You should focus on creating trending content. The first few seconds are the most important. You need to incorporate trending sounds and hashtags. You have to create a sense of attraction and curiosity in viewers, making them want to watch your video.
 
I'm trying to run a content/outreach system for my peptide company via tiktok. On my current device I have gotten banned on probably 3 accounts for various reasons and watched some youtube videos on how to warm up accounts that recommended getting a new phone for maximizing reach. I want to run 3-5 botted accounts (I would imagine I should run these on my current phone because I already have bans which would hurt reach.) Right now I have a ugc account for promo for the peptides that talks about peptide tips ect but only pulls around 200-400 views, it wasnt warmed up or anything I just started posting on it. My plan was to purchase a new phone and run my official brand page (where I post some b roll marketing videos ect. as well as ai product advertisements that I promote via tiktok spark) and then also start a brand new ugc account that I actually take the time to warm up before posting so it has better viewership. then on my current personal phone run all the botted dm outreach accounts. would this work? if anyone has any tips I would greatly appreciate it!
I think your idea is risky. It is better to grow accounts slowly with real content and engagement instead of bots or shortcuts.
 
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