3. Repurposing video.
If the source is the most important factor for a good conversion rate, repurposing helps your video have the potential to go viral.
As you know, TikTok can detect copied videos by splitting your video into many different images and comparing them. Additionally, TikTok will compare the sound/script of your video with other videos. The trick here is not to let TikTok detect it.
Here’s how I do it.
3.1. For videos
change parameters such as brightness, contrast, color, and add text.
For a more advanced approach, find some video layers like clouds, sky, or sea, then overlay them and set the opacity to 0.1 - 5% so the video isn’t affected when viewed, but for TikTok’s algorithm, your video is completely different.
3.2. For sound
change parameters like speed and pitch randomly and as irregularly as possible.
For a more advanced approach, add 3-5 white noises like a cafe, water flow, wind... and merge them into the video, setting the volume of these white noises to <5% so they don't affect the quality.
Voila, you have a final repurposed video.