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Honestly, I'd take a 3–5% engagement rate with real fans over 15% from people who disappear tomorrow. The best metric is still: Are people coming back for the next video?

I'm curious too! Are you looking for Instagram, Facebook, or another platform? The best option usually depends on where the comments are coming from and what kind of automation you need.

It might not get flagged right away, but fake followers usually do more harm than good. I'd rather have 1,000 real followers who engage than 100,000 who never interact.

Yep, I see it on almost every post too. I think it's become a standard feature, not necessarily a sign that TikTok wants you to pay to get reach.

Content quality wins every time. Hashtags can still help with discovery, but great content is what keeps people watching, sharing, and coming back.

If you're not ready to switch, focus on building engagement first and guide viewers to your bio with a clear call to action. Once you're getting consistent traffic, test a business account and compare the results instead of relying on rumors.

I treat TikTok like a search engine now. I still aim for the FYP, but I always include natural keywords in the caption and say the main keyword in the video.

This usually isn't about the BM itself—it's about trust signals. Common reasons include using a new Facebook profile, suspicious IP/device, inconsistent account information, or creating multiple BMs in a short time. Build up your profile first, use a consistent device and network, enable 2FA...

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