A question about "stitch method"

SigmaMale said:

Shut up and go buy the stitch method or brainstorm a little until you find it too, maybe you'll make more than $10 a day after that.
Btw, you got triggered in the first place when you replyed to my comment with "Lmao". You could have just shut up but no, you got so triggered that people don't want to share their methods with you that you had to type that. Also, you never heard of the Ohio jokes?

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MrWhite2018 said:

Hahahah you're so mad!

Need a cuddle?

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SigmaMale said:

Don’t you have a stitch method to find? (Or beg for)

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Inem2 said:

cut it out you two. i came here to read about the stitch method not your bickerings

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Anostali said:

The viral potential doesn’t exactly fall under one single metric, that’s why

the case mentioned above was for the same stitched video which already succeeded in grabbing users attention
If my 5 seconds long video has 60% retention rate and it generated 300h of watchtime your 1s video would have 95% retention rate but generated only 40h of watchtime
If you were tiktok which one would you pick to send out to fyp? The one that keeps the audience more on the platform or the other one?

That’s why i said that the viral potential is the same if you know what you’re doing
If your 8 seconds video ends with 3 seconds of nothingness your retention rate will drop thus making my video more important based on that single factor (bcus it’s the same viral video stitched so if all the metrics lookalike but i am at 80% retention rate and you’re at 50% it’s obvious which one wins)
But what you mentioned isn’t the exact same case, we won’t have lookalike metrics - so tiktok will obviously not push something that generates 40h of watchtime after 400k views

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Sol said:

Good, I like this answer.
Clear explanation and broke it down in a way it’s impossible not to understand.

I have no idea about viewer metrics or anything so it’s good to know this information.
I struggle to make a video that doesn’t reach 1k views even on brand new accounts.
Now with this information I can further boost this

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Anostali said:

You’re Welcome
Feel free to dm me or tag me if you have any other question I’ll answer to my best.

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Sol said:

I’ve got another brain picker for you
Photo slideshows vs standard videos
which performs better? I currently have a page averaging 20k views on midjourney photo slideshows
‘what AI thinks the world will be like in X years’
‘history taking a selfie’
etc etc

But I wonder if my views could be more if I stick to standard tiktok videos.
Let me know what you think

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Anostali said:

Didn’t tiktok take that feature of slideshows out on the latest update? If so you might wanna move to normal video’s before the slideshows being turned off

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Komooo said:

@Anostali

I read a lot of your answers today and I would like to know if your Stitch method also works on android devices ?

I would also like to know if you think it's quite possible to have a lot of views with the Stitch method something other than half-naked girls?

anyway thanks for all the information you provide.

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Anostali said:

It’s not my stitch method but yes, you can do the stitch method on android too - it just has a few extra steps

what the stitch method does is to basically re-post 5 seconds of a video and making it “original content” (well tiktok considers it original content) - i’ve seen people doing amazon affiliate and gaming cpa with this method - I don’t really know how much they are earning but it’s doable - afterall tiktok isn’t made of naked girls only

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Komooo said:

Thanks for the answer,

I still have some questions if you don't mind. If the video is between 500 - 1000 views in the first hour it can't go viral can it?
I discovered the method in 1 hour but for android and to remove from whom I stitch it's more difficult I think you can't help me on that right ?

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SigmaMale said:

Shut up and go buy the stitch method or brainstorm a little until you find it too, maybe you'll make more than $10 a day after that.
Btw, you got triggered in the first place when you replyed to my comment with "Lmao". You could have just shut up but no, you got so triggered that people don't want to share their methods with you that you had to type that. Also, you never heard of the Ohio jokes?

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A new report by Forbes has shed more light on how videos go viral on TikTok, with employees of the company revealing they have the power to manually boost clips to give them a wider reach on the platform.

According to six current and former employees of TikTok and its parent company ByteDance, a feature referred to internally as “heating” gives the employees the ability to make videos go viral.

The practice is enabled with a push of a button, which forces certain videos to gain exposure across the app by placing said clips onto the For You Pages of random users.

“The heating feature refers to boosting videos into the For You feed through operation intervention to achieve a certain number of video views. The total video views of heated videos accounts for a large portion of the daily total video views, around 1-2%, which can have a significant impact on overall core metrics,” an internal document obtained by Forbes stated.

Granted, TikTok maintains that the feature’s purpose is to “promote diverse content, push important information, and support creators.”

“We promote some videos to help diversify the content experience and introduce celebrities and emerging creators to the TikTok community,” a TikTok spokesperson told Insider. “Only a few people, based in the US, have the ability to approve content for promotion in the US, and that content makes up approximately .002% of videos in For You feeds.”

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