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When you upload a video, TikTok randomly distributes it to a small group of viewers (usually corresponding to the first 200-300 views). If the watch time and engagement don't meet the standards, the video will stop being distributed.

Viewers often subscribe to a channel because they like the overall content, not just a single video. Make sure your videos are consistent in topic (cooking, learning, technology reviews, etc.).

TikTok does not allow advertising of online gambling services, apps, or platforms (such as betting, casinos, and real-money games). The platform's policy strictly prohibits any gambling-related content to ensure user safety.

AI content isn't banned on Instagram, which is why you see it so commonly. However, intentionally removing hidden identifiers (like SynthID) or concealing AI information can cause accounts to be flagged by the algorithm as engaging in "unauthentic behavior" or spam.

The biggest mistake that slows down the growth of early YouTubers is the lack of a clear content niche and focusing too much on themselves instead of providing value to viewers. Creating disorganized content prevents the YouTube algorithm from identifying the target audience.

I think people are getting bored with the things you post.

I think you should invest more in Instagram.

I also don't know how to turn off those annoying ads.

I still believe that high-quality videos are the most effective.

A good first impression is always important, but I think the design aspect will significantly influence your goals.

The important thing is whether your content changes and improves.

I also tried it for a while and found no problems.

I'm in the same situation as you.

It's still very easy to distinguish between AI and real people.

It would be better to start with short videos first.

I download as many as possible, probably 3-4 videos in two days.

Reels are still the main growth driver they get pushed to new audiences, while carousels are better for engagement and saves. i think watch time, shares, and retention matter way more than likes or hashtags. If your content is clear, repeatable, and people actually watch it till the end, growth...