Building TikTok accounts for quality traffic

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I've tried to build TT accounts many times and I can never get anything to go viral or get quality (tier 1 geo) traffic. Usually my views stop around 150 - 200. Have never had anything viral on TT. I'm not based in a tier 1 geo, but I have tried posting with a sim card from target geo in the phone and also using an always-on proxy in the target geo. Neither of those things seemed to make a difference.

Here's what seems to be recommended: use a physical device (maybe iphone preferred), keep a sim card from target country in the phone, keep the phone in the right timezone. Is it OK to post from a WiFi connection in the non-target country (ex. my home or office wifi) or is it necessary to route everything through a high quality mobile proxy?

I always give up, but it seems really worthwhile if I can get it to work. Any tips on building TT accounts and getting stuff to go viral? Has anyone here been able to go viral with tier 1 traffic by just posting from another country?
 
It is very hard to predict what will go viral on tiktok. sometimes, an unexpected, humorous moment from everyday life suddenly takes off. So, rather than obsessing over equipment or locations, focus on finding content that no one would expect.
 
We use iPhones or Androids, we had success with both, with Androids we even managed to post from 25 accounts on a single device and get views from each. As for SIM card, not mandatory anymore. You need proxies but we also did it succesfully with VPNs. I believe a big thing is in how you connect the proxies to the phone, there is just one proper way to do it which not many realise
 
I believe the speed at which content spreads depends on the content itself; you might consider your videos to be high-quality and engaging, but if they fail to resonate with the audience or leave a lasting impression, your account won't succeed.
 
I think most of what makes a video go viral depends on its content. Focus on creating engaging content to have a chance.
 
Those things might influence some location signals, but they can’t compensate for content that people don’t watch or engage with. Build the account naturally, target a specific Tier 1 audience through the content itself, and see what formats actually get retention.
 
I’ve tried similar setups but honestly I didn’t see much difference from proxies or SIMs alone Content seems to make the biggest difference
 
Content still matters way more than the proxy or SIM.

TikTok mostly pushes what people actually watch, so if the videos aren’t holding attention the geo tricks won’t save them.
 
I've tried to build TT accounts many times and I can never get anything to go viral or get quality (tier 1 geo) traffic. Usually my views stop around 150 - 200. Have never had anything viral on TT. I'm not based in a tier 1 geo, but I have tried posting with a sim card from target geo in the phone and also using an always-on proxy in the target geo. Neither of those things seemed to make a difference.

Here's what seems to be recommended: use a physical device (maybe iphone preferred), keep a sim card from target country in the phone, keep the phone in the right timezone. Is it OK to post from a WiFi connection in the non-target country (ex. my home or office wifi) or is it necessary to route everything through a high quality mobile proxy?

I always give up, but it seems really worthwhile if I can get it to work. Any tips on building TT accounts and getting stuff to go viral? Has anyone here been able to go viral with tier 1 traffic by just posting from another country?
tbf I would leave my frustration with proxie on hold for now becuz content is more important. If all the video disappear after they get 200 view I would play around with the content.
 
Content still matters way more than the proxy or SIM.

TikTok mostly pushes what people actually watch, so if the videos aren’t holding attention the geo tricks won’t save them.
yeah, that’s right. geo placement may be used for initial targeting, but what truly counts are retention and viewing time. there is no proxy trick that would make poor quality video look good.
 
We use iPhones or Androids, we had success with both, with Androids we even managed to post from 25 accounts on a single device and get views from each. As for SIM card, not mandatory anymore. You need proxies but we also did it succesfully with VPNs. I believe a big thing is in how you connect the proxies to the phone, there is just one proper way to do it which not many realise
What kind of proxies and anti detect browsers would work best in your opinion? I believe dedicated 4G mobile proxies are the best ones out there aren't they?
 
I think going viral on tiktok relies entirely on engaging content. everything else is just secondary. You should focus on creating interesting content.
 
id focus more on good videos and strong openings than proxies or SIM cards, if people keep watching your videos the views can grow naturally tbh.
 
a foreign SIM doesn't change your public IP when you're posting over your home wifi. if the phone isn't actually routing through that SIM or a proxy, the connection will still show your real location. but since you've already tested a proxy without seeing much difference, i'd check the audience data before spending more on another setup.
 
How did you manage 25 TikTok accounts on a single Android? Were you using the regular app, cloned apps, or logging in and out of each account?
 
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