D
Deleted member 1996377
Guest
Hey BHW
I’m working with a creator in the money and business niche who has his own appointment-setting program. I manage a content distribution team, and I’m getting paid £7.5 for every 10,000 views we generate on any social media platform.
Our plan is to have my team post pre-edited clips onto social media pages inspired by his brand. A major example of this strategy would be how Luke Belmar’s distribution team operates.
However, I’ve hit a potential roadblock. Originally, I planned to focus on TikTok, but after further research, I discovered that TikTok may shadowban or limit the reach of duplicate content. This is a problem because although they will have 3-4 new clips daily, the entire team will be posting the same clips on their accounts each day.
So, I’m reaching out for advice:
1. Is the issue of TikTok penalizing duplicate content still a significant challenge?
2. If it is, what alternatives do I have? Are there any tools or strategies to bypass this, or should I consider other platforms with less restrictive rules?
I’m working with a creator in the money and business niche who has his own appointment-setting program. I manage a content distribution team, and I’m getting paid £7.5 for every 10,000 views we generate on any social media platform.
Our plan is to have my team post pre-edited clips onto social media pages inspired by his brand. A major example of this strategy would be how Luke Belmar’s distribution team operates.
However, I’ve hit a potential roadblock. Originally, I planned to focus on TikTok, but after further research, I discovered that TikTok may shadowban or limit the reach of duplicate content. This is a problem because although they will have 3-4 new clips daily, the entire team will be posting the same clips on their accounts each day.
So, I’m reaching out for advice:
1. Is the issue of TikTok penalizing duplicate content still a significant challenge?
2. If it is, what alternatives do I have? Are there any tools or strategies to bypass this, or should I consider other platforms with less restrictive rules?
