TikTok on Desktop or n8n? Anyone is doing it?

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For last 3 years we are in majority doing TikTok on our phones or phone farms.
There is a strong feeling, that views are bigger on mobile.

But...
1. I have observed, even on BHW, some rare results when someone told he have views on desktop and even some people hit viral
2. On YT, many people try with n8n, many of them have solutions to post automated but these Youtubers never share real results
3. There was gold mine, subreddit "tiktokhelp" but reddit removed them for ... lack of moderation, yeah, reddit removed few years of knowledge just like Thanos with fingers

What you think? What is your experience with desktop posting or n8n?
 
This thread could be very interesting if someone shares real-world results.

For example, many people talk about not posting with an API because you get less reach, but I find it odd that social networks offer an API you can use (normal usage) but penalize you for using it (again, normal usage). The same for Desktop.

I didnt test but the first time I have I want to do some test with this.

My theory about whether there would be less reach when posting on desktop or API (I haven't done any tests) is that they would take into account that, for example, the video you post is original and recorded from a mobile phone (something your app does very well).
 
I’ve noticed some success with desktop posting, but honestly, mobile still seems to get more traction—n8n automation can help, but the results are hit or miss.
 
I’ve noticed some success with desktop posting, but honestly, mobile still seems to get more traction—n8n automation can help, but the results are hit or miss.
Hit and miss, because nobody tried:
a) accounts opened in mobile, but posting on desktop
b) scale, not one account but 100 accounts


This thread could be very interesting if someone shares real-world results.

For example, many people talk about not posting with an API because you get less reach, but I find it odd that social networks offer an API you can use (normal usage) but penalize you for using it (again, normal usage). The same for Desktop.

I didnt test but the first time I have I want to do some test with this.

My theory about whether there would be less reach when posting on desktop or API (I haven't done any tests) is that they would take into account that, for example, the video you post is original and recorded from a mobile phone (something your app does very well).
Yes, there are lack of tests in bigger scale. I have also noticed, TikTok have official API (hard to get aproved, but they have). I wonder what will be the GEO if you use API, because with API you don't post from Desktop using IP from desired country.
Lack of bigger A/B tests everywhere.

Problem with Desktop posting, that people take 1-10 accounts, create them in some anti-detect browser, see first fail and resign immediately because on mobile they have views
 
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