-From my experience and also searching and watching TikTok experts, There is nothing called a shadow ban.
This is just the algorithm trying to recognize your content to decide where it should push it in the "For you" Feed, so you just need to improve your content always (test different edits and ideas ) and keep posting consistently.
-Also, try to search for the best hashtags in your niche.
-Don't follow anyone at all until your account gets bigger and stands in your niche. ( experts say that may be affecting the kind of people whom the algorithm tries to push your content for)
-TikTok now prefers long content videos more than short ones.
Alot af astute information, just one problem with that saturation:
3 aspects we can look at:
1 bitcoin,
2 YouTube,
3 AI,
Each version has set rules.
Before 2017 you could upload a pirated movie on YouTube and make money from it, however those days are gone,(now so far from reality), even 30 sub accounts could monitise at 0.30cents where google insisted you to simply connect a wallet or miss out, now these days gurus repeat the cliche mantra of Mr beast(to truly summarise Mr beast, he just talked about life on call of duty playing console only to realise people like the engagement, then he collaborated with others in a small group going out on YouTube talking about how he was gobsmacked easy it was to warn money, he didn't have the 1000 sub strictness, I believe the taste of earning 50$ from he's video pushed him, motivating anyone to experiment, so it's nieve to assume what they did works when infact gaming the system is the key, not following what others say) and if you're a guru my gawd is it easy to exploit desperate people wanting to get 1000subs.(I encourage gaming the system, because equality is not equal)
Now with bitcoin when it was in fruition community's popped up bemused on mining for coins, and anyone could get in that was the goal, unlike 2014 the big guys moved in and then the price skyrocketed, then it became regulated, and the smaller communities were cautious paranoid, it was a cutthroat environment where online sites were cashing in on the exploit, now it's as regulated as lockdown.
Now we have AI, the cycle repeats people are doing the same behaviour again, but the difference is AI will be the bastion of killing bhs and SEO practices and those that survive sing to pilfer.
Don't assume the obvious as everyone's hands fkn dirty.
All I can say is, when you warn money from something you were not aware of you'll shoot to the stratephere and go all in.