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Never ragebait a woman

Lol it's for sure not effective for brand accounts but as a music artist I've noticed listening rates going up since I started posting this type of content.

For initial growth would you say it's good? I'm more of a music artist so for me it's for about exposure at my stage no matter the costs rn. I think now and then it's optimal to have a ragebait posts in order to keep engagement up. But I agree if this were another niche it would be costly.

I am currently trying out ragebait content on Reels and it's pretty fun to do, especially replying back to comments with further ragebait. Algorithm-wise, it's been pretty effective and helped with audience search. For long-term stability, I wouldn't say it's something that one should rely on.

Ahh I see. like building an audience from scratch, tying my sound to a certain vibe, and associating it with artists in a similar lane. My sound’s pretty niche and not super established yet, top artists are only around ~70k listeners, so it feels like there’s a really clear, targetable audience...

makes a lot of sense. I’m gonna focus more on retention and consistency for sure.

I see. so most artists spam posts 'til one hits + delete underperformers

Never thought of that! good idea

I’m a music artist trying to grow on TikTok, currently sitting at around 1,000 organic monthly listeners. I’m still early in building traction, and I’m trying to understand what actually drives growth for music artists in practice. So far I’ve only posted on my own page (no repost pages or...