Does the TikTok algorithm need to be warmed up?

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Does anyone know if the tic tok algorithm needs to be warmed up as soon as you create an account (I mean warming up the story by pretending to be a person and using the app for a few days so it can detect that it wasn't created just to promote something)

If you need to warm up the account, can you tell me how many days and what is the strategy to do this in the most appropriate way?
 
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A general rule is after account creation, just browse and do normal actions on the account for a few days then increase things slowly
 
Tenest said:
Does anyone know if the tic tok algorithm needs to be warmed up as soon as you create an account (I mean warming up the story by pretending to be a person and using the app for a few days so it can detect that it wasn't created just to promote something)

If you need to warm up the account, can you tell me how many days and what is the strategy to do this in the most appropriate way?
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I have 10 accounts logged in on Hidemyacc antidetect browser. I created them and warmed them up over a 2 week period. I just watch videos and like and share. I don't post videos.
 
In addition to liking and watching videos. You can also follow someone, or post a few videos. Warming up the account is necessary, the longer the better
 
any application that allows you to create and operate ads, first start your account for 1-7 days, interact with other people's posts as usual, learn thoroughly about the techniques Capture psychology, images and creative content
 
Tenest said:
Does anyone know if the tic tok algorithm needs to be warmed up as soon as you create an account (I mean warming up the story by pretending to be a person and using the app for a few days so it can detect that it wasn't created just to promote something)

If you need to warm up the account, can you tell me how many days and what is the strategy to do this in the most appropriate way?
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This is a general rule of thumb for almost EVERY single account automation not just tiktok. You should always and I mean always try to normalize your account.

A large portion of resources is aligned to just detecting and fighting against bots and automation.

Like posts, use the search function, edit your profile, change/update bio, change your pfp, leave comments, follow people, unfollow them after a couple days, like content etc. basically do everything that a normal user would do.

And even after the initial warm up stage, you gotta keep continuing to do this.
 
yerarosari27 said:
I have 10 accounts logged in on Hidemyacc antidetect browser. I created them and warmed them up over a 2 week period. I just watch videos and like and share. I don't post videos.
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ok, can you tell me if there is a difference sending video from pc and cell phone to Tt, (if the delivery is different because tt was created for cell phone use)

I wante to use the PC

if there is a difference

How can I deliver the videos normally on the PC? recommend vpn, proxy something like that
 
Please warm up account first on any platform, its normal human behaviour.
Most normal user wouldn't register an account and start posting content its a big red flag even for fraud,
you wont register on amazon or an e-commerce and place an order immeditely only fraudsters do that.
Normal users compare prices, read reviews before placing order
 
l0ner said:
Please warm up account first on any platform, its normal human behaviour.
Most normal user wouldn't register an account and start posting content its a big red flag even for fraud,
you wont register on amazon or an e-commerce and place an order immeditely only fraudsters do that.
Normal users compare prices, read reviews before placing order
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exactly!
 
Tenest said:
Does anyone know if the tic tok algorithm needs to be warmed up as soon as you create an account (I mean warming up the story by pretending to be a person and using the app for a few days so it can detect that it wasn't created just to promote something)
If you need to warm up the account, can you tell me how many days and what is the strategy to do this in the most appropriate way?
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just behave with your accs the same way you would with your own.
post / browse ect
 
Definitely need to warm up the account, the difference is night and day. If you don't warm up your account properly consider you wasted your time even creating it.
 
Tenest said:
Does anyone know if the tic tok algorithm needs to be warmed up as soon as you create an account (I mean warming up the story by pretending to be a person and using the app for a few days so it can detect that it wasn't created just to promote something)

If you need to warm up the account, can you tell me how many days and what is the strategy to do this in the most appropriate way?
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You create it and then use it for a while, don't be in a hurry
 
How many days can I post after, and how do I know if I've been shadowbanned?


Is it possible for me to post and have 0 views on an account?
Susan do said:
You create it and then use it for a while, don't be in a hurry
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Just do some normal user behavior by liking, commenting, and following other accounts within your niche to show you are an engaged user and to recognize your content.
 
In addition to the case where the new account has no views, have you had a situation where the new account cannot post videos? Specifically, on the web, it says success, but in the video list, it's nowhere to be found. On the phone, it says something like "you've been temporarily blocked from posting videos due to repeated violations."

The same thing happened to my old accounts (whether registered by web or phone).

A week ago I registered a few new US accounts using the web with a resident proxy, interacting, commenting, watching videos, watching live, of course I couldn't follow others. Yesterday when I tried to upload a video, I got the error above: the video could not be posted because of multiple violations.

It seems like making money on Tiktok is getting more and more difficult.

I have no solution other than to go buy an existing account that the seller created a few weeks ago.
 
yerarosari27 said:
I have 10 accounts logged in on Hidemyacc antidetect browser. I created them and warmed them up over a 2 week period. I just watch videos and like and share. I don't post videos.
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Do you start to see ads in tiktok app?
I started to think warmup is done when tiktok starts showing ads and believes you're normal user.
 
GrantsKing said:
This is a general rule of thumb for almost EVERY single account automation not just tiktok. You should always and I mean always try to normalize your account.

A large portion of resources is aligned to just detecting and fighting against bots and automation.

Like posts, use the search function, edit your profile, change/update bio, change your pfp, leave comments, follow people, unfollow them after a couple days, like content etc. basically do everything that a normal user would do.

And even after the initial warm up stage, you gotta keep continuing to do this.
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Is there any advantage in the first few days of the newly created account in terms of tiktok promoting your videos to be more visible when posting?
If so, warming up the accounts without posting will not lose that advantage?
 
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