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Sunny Angels β€” TikTok Intel Tool

Welcome to the Sunny Angels TikTok Intel Tool. This dashboard helps you find and create viral slideshow content. Discover trending posts, pick the right sounds, and generate daily post ideas β€” everything in one place.

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THIS TOOL WAS BUILT FROM YOUR WORK Every week, each of you sends at least 5 TikTok accounts. This dashboard was built on top of those account lists β€” we scrape them, analyze what goes viral, and hand the insights back to you.

Your quality matters. The more effort you put into picking the accounts you send (real competitors, niche-relevant, actually viral), the sharper this tool becomes and the easier your daily work gets. Sending random junk = junk data = worse suggestions for YOU. Take the account submissions seriously.

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IMPORTANT Read this entire guide before you start working. If you are unsure about anything, ASK your supervisor before doing it. This guide covers both how to use this tool AND how to run TikTok accounts correctly.
1

Golden Rules

These rules apply to everything you do on TikTok. Breaking them can permanently damage an account. Every team member manages 5 TikTok accounts for their assigned creator. All 5 accounts are equal β€” they all post slideshows. Your goal is to build 5 strong winner accounts.

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ACCOUNT LIMIT PER PHONE You can have up to 5 TikTok accounts on your phone. Do NOT switch between more than that.
🚨
GOLDEN RULES β€” NEVER BREAK THESE
  • Shadowrocket must be ON before you open TikTok. Every single time.
  • NEVER turn off Shadowrocket while logged into any TikTok account.
  • NEVER answer DMs. Ignore all direct messages. Zero exceptions.
  • NEVER post content outside the posting window (5 AM – 1 PM PH Time).
  • NEVER use non-US locations, non-US sounds, or non-English text.
  • ALL content must be in English β€” American English only.
  • ALL accounts must look like a young American woman.
  • NEVER share login data, screenshots, or guide content with anyone outside the team.
  • NEVER interact with your own other TikTok accounts from the same phone.

⏰ Posting Window

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5:00 AM – 1:00 PM Philippine Time = US Prime Time This is when the US audience scrolls TikTok the most. Posting outside this window means fewer US views.

βœ… ALWAYS DO

  • Check Shadowrocket is connected before opening TikTok
  • Post during the US posting window (5 AM – 1 PM PH)
  • Use American English
  • Check eligibility after posting
  • Remove image location data before posting
  • Post stories daily on all accounts
  • Use new image sets as priority

❌ NEVER DO

  • Post bikini or revealing content on new accounts
  • Use the same content on multiple accounts
  • Interact with your own other accounts
  • Answer any DMs
  • Use non-US sounds or non-English text
  • Panic-post if you think you are shadowbanned
  • Delete slideshows with low USA% β€” make them PRIVATE instead
2

Profile Setup

Before you post anything, every account must have a complete and professional profile. TikTok checks profile completeness as a trust signal.

πŸ–ΌοΈ Profile Picture

1
Every account must have a UNIQUE profile picture.
2
Edit each profile picture slightly in your phone photo app.
3
Changes to make: different crop, adjust brightness, adjust color, slightly zoom, small modifications.
β›”
NO IDENTICAL PICTURES Do NOT use the same profile picture on multiple accounts. TikTok can detect this.

πŸ“ Username

Your username must look real. No random numbers. It should look like a real person's account.

βœ… DO

  • Use creative names that feel natural (e.g., sweetxbella, cloudyjosie)

❌ DON'T

  • Do NOT use names with random numbers (e.g., user38291)

✏️ Bio Structure β€” Under 1,000 Followers

Until your account hits 1,000 followers, TikTok does NOT let you add a clickable link. So you send traffic to the main account (which already has the link). Your bio follows this exact 3-line structure:

1
Line 1: IG: [Instagram username]
2
Line 2: Short and catchy CTA that directs users to the main account
3
Line 3: Tag the main account (e.g., @mainaccount)
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EXAMPLES (under 1,000 followers)

IG: sweetxbella
the real stuff is on my main ⬇️
@bellasmain

IG: cloudyjosie
curious? my main has all the answers πŸ”“
@josiesmain

πŸ”— Bio Structure β€” 1,000+ Followers (Link Unlocked)

Once your own account reaches 1,000 followers, TikTok unlocks the clickable link in your bio. At this point you switch the flow:

1
Remove the @mainaccount tag from your bio β€” you no longer need it.
2
Add the link (provided by your supervisor) into the link field.
3
Your CTA now points to YOUR link, not to the main account.
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EXAMPLE (1,000+ followers)

IG: sweetxbella
the real stuff is right here ⬇️
πŸ”— [link in bio]

No more @tag. The link replaces it.

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GENERAL BIO RULES
  • The CTA must always push traffic to the destination (main account under 1k, own link over 1k).
  • Style: flirty, playful, curious, exclusive.
  • Keep it natural, no corporate vibe.
  • Use max 1–2 emojis per CTA. Only use: ⬇️ πŸ‘‡πŸ» πŸ”— πŸ”“
  • Always use the link provided by your supervisor. Never use your own links.

🎭 Bio Personality

The bio must match the creator's personality and niche. Ask yourself: would a real girl who looks like her actually write this?

βœ… DO

  • Match the vibe: goth = dark/mysterious, cute girl = soft/sweet, baddie = bold/confident

❌ DON'T

  • Do NOT write bios that feel AI-generated, too long, or too generic
3

Account Creation & Warm-Up

When you create a new account, TikTok watches everything closely. One mistake and your account gets shadowbanned before it even starts.

πŸ“± Creating a New Account

1
Make sure Shadowrocket is ON and connected to US before you touch TikTok.
2
Create the account using your provided email.
3
Fill out the full profile immediately: profile picture, bio, username.
4
DO NOT post anything yet. Wait 24 hours. The account needs to age before the first post.
5
Send the new account details to your supervisor.
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IF YOUR ACCOUNT GETS BANNED RIGHT AFTER CREATION
  1. Contact your supervisor immediately.
  2. Your supervisor will guide you through what to try β€” there are several things to test before a phone reset is needed.
  3. Do NOT keep mass-creating accounts in the same session if one got banned.

πŸ”₯ Warm-Up Phase (24 Hours)

After creating the account, you must warm it up for 24 hours before posting. This teaches TikTok that your account is a real person, not a bot.

1
Scroll through TikTok for 15–30 minutes
2
Watch videos FULLY β€” do not skip
3
Like 5–10 videos in your niche
4
Follow 5–10 US accounts in your niche
5
Watch content that matches what your account will post
6
Post a Story (simple photo, no link) before your first slideshow
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WHY THIS MATTERS TikTok monitors new account behavior from the very first second. If you skip warm-up and start posting immediately, TikTok thinks you are a bot and will suppress your reach.

πŸ›‘οΈ Content Rules for New Accounts

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FIRST DAYS = SAFE CONTENT ONLY
  • Do NOT post seductive or revealing pictures (bikini, too much skin, suggestive poses).
  • TikTok will immediately flag your account if you start with bold content.
  • Start with safe, normal pictures.
  • You can post more bold content later once the account has trust.
4

Testing Phase

This phase applies only to newly created accounts. For the first 3 days, we test harder so we can immediately see if the account is good.

πŸ“‹ Testing Schedule

πŸ“Š
3 DAYS β€” 5 SLIDESHOWS PER DAY
  1. Upload slideshow 1 β†’ Wait 5 minutes
  2. Upload slideshow 2 β†’ Wait 5 minutes
  3. Upload slideshow 3 β†’ Wait 5 minutes
  4. Upload slideshow 4 β†’ Wait 5 minutes
  5. Upload slideshow 5

Do this for 3 days. After 3 days, go to normal posting (3 slideshows per day).

πŸ“ˆ How to Judge Results After Testing

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GOOD ACCOUNT
  • Most posts get 200+ views.
  • Maybe one post is already going viral.
  • No "not eligible" posts sitting on the profile.
  • Analytics show views from "For You" feed.
  • High USA percentage (90%+).

If your account looks like this after 3 days = you have a WINNER. Move to normal posting (3 slideshows per day).

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BAD ACCOUNT
  • Multiple posts under 100 views.
  • Several posts marked "not eligible".
  • No growth after 3 days.
  • Views only from "Personal Profile" (not from For You).
  • Low USA percentage.

If your account looks like this = report it. We replace and start fresh.

🎯
GOAL We test until you build 5 strong winner accounts. Keep replacing bad accounts until all 5 are winners.
5

Normal Posting Schedule

After the testing phase, you switch to normal posting. This is your daily routine for all 5 accounts.

πŸ“… Daily Posting Schedule

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3 SLIDESHOWS PER DAY PER ACCOUNT
  • Always wait 5–10 minutes before posting the next slideshow.
  • Rotate between your 5 accounts.
  • Post during 5 AM – 1 PM PH Time only.
  • Never post all slideshows at once. TikTok will think you are a bot.

⚑ Use the Generator β€” Your Daily Workflow

You now have a Generator tab in this tool. The Generator picks fresh viral posts for you every day and cycles the content so you are not posting the same style over and over. This is the fastest way to keep your feed varied and on-trend.

🧠
HOW TO USE THE GENERATOR
  1. Open the Generator tab.
  2. Set the number of accounts you run (1–5) and a time period.
  3. Click Generate Daily Posts β€” you'll get 3 picks per account.
  4. Review every suggestion. Does it actually fit your creator? If not, click Reroll to get another option.
  5. If a suggestion is close but not perfect, take it and adapt it (change wording, shift details, swap images).
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DO NOT POST RANDOM GENERATOR OUTPUT The Generator is a head-start, not a copy-paste machine. If a suggestion doesn't match your creator's vibe (hair, personality, niche), reroll or adapt. Blind copy-pasting destroys the creator's identity and hurts reach.

πŸ“ Work Smart β€” Build Drafts First

The cleanest way to run your 5 accounts is to plan content in advance as drafts, then just hit Post when the window opens.

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THE DRAFT-FIRST WORKFLOW
  1. Once a day, sit down and plan all slideshows for the day (ideally the day before).
  2. Build every slideshow as a Draft in TikTok β€” pictures loaded, text overlays placed, caption + hashtags drafted, sound selected.
  3. When the posting window opens (5 AM – 1 PM PH), you just open the draft and post it one by one with 5–10 min gaps.
  4. This lets you focus 100% on posting + engaging during the prime-time window, instead of building content under pressure.

πŸ–ΌοΈ Slideshow Content Rules

1
Use NEW image sets as priority. New sets are optimized by the creator and have fresh metadata.
2
Every account needs UNIQUE content. Never upload the same slideshow to multiple accounts.
3
Use different image orders, different text overlays, and different music for each account.
4
Always use 9:16 (vertical) format. No landscape images. Crop images to fill the entire screen.
5
The first slide MUST be visually strong β€” it is what users see on the For You Page. If Slide 1 does not stop the scroll, nothing else matters.

πŸ“ˆ Algorithm Ranking (What TikTok Cares About)

1.
Shares β€” The #1 signal. A shared post = TikTok pushes it to more people. Optimize for this.
2.
Saves β€” People save content they want to return to. Lists, tips, and advice get saved most.
3.
Comments β€” Conversations boost distribution. Ask questions in your caption to trigger replies, and reply back to fans who comment. Every back-and-forth counts as extra engagement β†’ algorithm boost. Keep it real β€” write actual sentences, not "thanks".
4.
Likes β€” The weakest signal. Nice to have but do not optimize for likes alone.
5.
Slide Completion β€” Did people swipe through ALL slides? More swipes = more push from the algorithm.

✍️ On-Screen Text

βœ… DO

  • Place text in the center or clearly visible area β€” not in corners
  • Use different text styles for each slideshow
  • Rotate topics: questions, statements, teases, quotes

❌ DON'T

  • Do NOT use the same text on every slideshow
  • Do NOT post sad or depressing content β€” keep the vibe positive and confident

πŸ“± Stories (MANDATORY)

⚠️
POST STORIES EVERY DAY ON ALL 5 ACCOUNTS
  • Stories keep your account active and visible.
  • Post simple photos as stories β€” no links needed.
  • Use trending music on your stories.
  • Make sure stories are in 9:16 format.
  • This is NOT optional. Do it every day.

πŸ“Š Post Limit β€” Private vs Delete

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KEEP A MAXIMUM OF 100 POSTS ON YOUR PROFILE Once you pass 100 posts, start cleaning up weak ones. Rule of thumb:
  • Make it PRIVATE when a post performed okay but you need space / the creator-fit isn't great anymore. Private is ALWAYS safer than delete.
  • Only DELETE posts that are under 100 views. Those are dead weight and fine to remove.
  • Never mass-delete everything at once β€” it looks suspicious to TikTok.
6

Eligibility Check

After EVERY post, you MUST check if it is eligible for the For You Page. Do this 15–30 minutes after posting.

πŸ” How to Check Eligibility

1
Open the slideshow you just posted.
2
Tap the 3 dots (…).
3
Tap "Analytics".
4
Look for: "Your post is not eligible for recommendation in the For You feed".
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WHAT THE RESULT MEANS If you see that message = the post is NOT eligible. If there is NO message = the post is fine and can reach the For You Page.

πŸ“‹ What To Do β€” New Policy

🚨
DO NOT FILE APPEALS ANYMORE We tested this: filing an appeal has a very high chance of triggering a manual review by a real TikTok employee β€” and that review often ends with the whole account being banned. Not worth the risk.

New rule: delete instead of appeal.

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SCENARIO 1 β€” Good account (300–500+ followers) + NOT eligible post Delete the post. Do NOT appeal. Protecting the whole account matters more than saving one post.
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SCENARIO 2 β€” Less than 200 views + NOT eligible Delete it immediately.
πŸ”΅
SCENARIO 3 β€” Less than 100 views + IS eligible Keep it for now and monitor. Sometimes posts take time to pick up.
πŸ”΄
SCENARIO 4 β€” Most of your posts are under 100 views Your account is likely shadowbanned. Report to your supervisor immediately. We may need to replace that account.
β›”
DO NOT LEAVE RESTRICTED POSTS ON YOUR PROFILE If restricted posts stay on the account too long, it negatively affects overall performance and long-term growth. Always check and clean up.
7

Content Rules & Adapting

Reposting and adapting is a key strategy for TikTok growth. You must do it correctly every time.

βœ… DO

  • Adapt the content β€” change wording, make it fit your creator's style
  • Change text position β€” shift overlays to different spots on the image
  • Use your own images β€” always use photos of your assigned creator
  • Use high-resolution images only β€” no blurry, compressed, or low-quality photos
  • Repost proven high-performing content first, then test new ideas
  • Track which posts perform well so you know what to repost

❌ DON'T

  • Copy 1:1 β€” TikTok detects duplicates and suppresses them
  • Use screenshots from phone β€” iMessage, Notes app screenshots get flagged
  • Use non-English content β€” all text must be American English
  • Post outside the posting window β€” only post during US prime time hours
  • Upload the same slideshow to multiple accounts
  • Repost the same content back-to-back on the same day
🚨
ALWAYS CHANGE SOMETHING WHEN REPOSTING Every piece of content you post must be different from the original. Change at least: text wording, text position, images, image edits (brightness, crop, color), sound or caption. TikTok's duplicate detection will suppress identical slideshows.

πŸ”„ When to Repost

1
Check your posts daily. Look for posts with above-average views, likes, comments, or saves.
2
Repost high-performing posts 1–2 times per week per account.
3
Repost within 24–72 hours while the interest is still high.

πŸ”„ Things You Must Adapt

  • Hair color mentions β€” If the original says "brunettes do it better" but your creator is blonde, change it to match
  • Personal details β€” Names, ages, specific stories need to be made generic or adapted
  • City names β€” Replace specific city references with broader ones or remove them
  • Perspective (male to female) β€” Some trending posts are from men's accounts. Flip the perspective so it reads as if a woman is posting it

πŸ‘¨ Posts from Male Creators

Some of the most viral content comes from male accounts. You can absolutely use these β€” but you must adapt the perspective. Change "my girlfriend" to "my man" or "my boyfriend." Change "as a man" to "as a woman." Make it sound natural from your creator's point of view.

πŸ§‘ Posts About Specific People

Some viral posts reference specific people, celebrities, or inside jokes. Make it generic β€” replace names with "your best friend," "your man," or "that one person." The underlying emotion is what makes it viral, not the specific reference.

⚠️ Content Quality Rules

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AVOID THESE MISTAKES
  • Do NOT repeat the same post style over and over. Vary poses, locations, outfits, moods.
  • Do NOT post visually similar slideshows back-to-back.
  • Do NOT use the same outfit in consecutive posts. Space them out at least 3–4 posts.
  • Do NOT post content that feels sad, depressed, or negative.
  • Do NOT mix landscape and vertical images in the same slideshow.

πŸ–ΌοΈ On-Screen Text β€” Size & Aesthetics

The #1 reason your slideshows don't look aesthetic and don't go viral is simple: the text is way too big. Almost every worker makes this mistake. Big text looks cheap, covers the creator's face, and kills curiosity. Smaller text that sits clean on the image looks premium and performs better.

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KEEP TEXT INSIDE THE SAFE ZONE TikTok covers the edges of every slide with its own UI (username, buttons on the right, caption at the bottom). Keep text inside the green "safe zone" so nothing gets covered and the layout stays stable.
TikTok slide safe zone diagram
The safe zone β€” text should live inside this box. Side margins ~60px, right margin ~120px (TikTok buttons), leave room at top + bottom.

βœ… Good Example

Good example β€” small clean text centered
Small, clean, centered. Doesn't cover the face. Looks premium.

❌ Bad Examples β€” Don't Do This

Bad example β€” text too big, oversized
Text is way too big and stacked vertically. Looks cheap.
Bad example β€” text covers face
Text is huge, covers the creator's face, no breathing room.
Bad example β€” oversized text blocks whole slide
Text takes over the whole slide. Kills the aesthetic.
βœ…
TEXT RULES
  • Shrink the text before you post. When in doubt, go one size smaller.
  • Keep it inside the safe zone β€” not stretched across the full width.
  • Don't cover the creator's face or body with text.
  • Break long text into a second slide instead of cramming + enlarging.
  • You can't always hit this perfectly β€” but always try. Aesthetics = more watchtime = more reach.

πŸ“ Crop Images to Fullscreen (9:16)

Whenever the photo allows it, crop your images to fill the entire screen. Fullscreen slides look cleaner, show more of the creator, and feel higher-quality. Always eyeball the original first β€” if cropping cuts off important parts (face, body, a key detail), leave it as it is.

Step 1 β€” Open Crop

In the TikTok editor, tap Crop on the right-side toolbar.

TikTok editor with Crop button highlighted
Tap Crop on the right-side menu.

Step 2 β€” Pick 9:16

Select the 9:16 ratio at the bottom. That's the full TikTok screen.

Crop ratio selector with 9:16 highlighted
Always pick 9:16, never Freeform.

Step 3 β€” Center the Important Part

Drag the frame so the main subject (face, body) sits centered. Don't cut off the important bits.

Crop frame adjusted so the important part is centered
Re-position the frame so the most important part sits in the middle.
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WHEN TO SKIP THE CROP If the original is already vertical and cropping would cut off the creator's head, face, or another key element, just leave it. Better a slightly letterboxed image than a ruined one. Use judgement.

πŸ’« Caption & On-Image Text Creativity

Stop copy-pasting the same caption on every post. Tweak the wording so it actually fits the image, add small well-placed emojis, and make it feel like the creator wrote it herself on the couch β€” not a bot on autopilot.

When the viewer sees a caption that clearly matches what's in the photo, it feels more alive and personal. That builds trust. Low-effort recycled text with mismatched photos kills engagement fast β€” it screams "automation".

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SMALL MOVES THAT MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE
  • Adjust the wording so it ties into what the viewer actually sees on the image.
  • Drop in 1–2 small emojis that match the vibe (πŸ’…, 😌, πŸ₯Ί, πŸ¦‹). Don't spam emojis.
  • Use quotation marks or short lines to make the caption feel like inner-thought / dialogue when it fits.
  • Take 30 seconds extra per post to rewrite β€” you'll see the engagement difference.

Examples β€” Caption Matches the Image

Caption feels playful and personal
"Girl imagine his body and how much money he has πŸ’…" β€” playful, personal, one emoji.
Caption gives the slide emotional texture
Longer emotional caption with a soft emoji to match β€” feels real, not scripted.

πŸ“ Make Your Slideshows More Unique

Most of you are copy-pasting slideshow texts one-to-one, maybe adding a few emojis or changing punctuation. To stand out long term, the viewer must feel like they are seeing this type of slideshow for the first time. This increases curiosity and watchtime.

πŸ’‘
DO NOT FORCE CHANGES ON EVERY SLIDESHOW If you see a good opportunity to improve or personalize a text, use it. If not, it is fine to keep it simple. Below are three ways to level it up when the moment is right.

🎭 Match Details to Your Creator's Appearance

Adapt texts to your creator whenever possible. Why this matters:

  • Your slideshow becomes more unique
  • It feels more personal
  • It does not look bot-made
  • You highlight the creator's traits, which turns viewers into subscribers
  • Your account stands out from the competition
Creator example β€” 'Me as a girlfriend?'
Personality-matched: cute brunette vibe
Creator traits list example
Traits box matches her look (brunette, shy, 5'4")
Creator example β€” flirty tongue-out
Playful + flirty hook text

πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ€ Know Your Creator

Before you rewrite any slideshow, know the 3–5 defining traits of your creator. Write them down once, keep them in a note on your phone, and check every adapted slideshow against this list.

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TRAITS TO NAIL DOWN
  • Age / vibe β€” e.g. "early 20s college girl" or "late 20s baddie"
  • Look β€” hair color, height, body type (only what's clearly visible)
  • Personality β€” cute / shy / flirty / dominant / goth / soft-girl
  • Aesthetic β€” clean girl / alt / country / gym / dark academia
  • Signature detail β€” one thing that shows up often (tattoos, piercings, specific style)

If you are unsure about any detail, ask your supervisor before posting.

✍️ Rewrite Text While Keeping the Meaning

A very underrated tool: simply adjust the text while keeping the original context. Why this matters:

  • Viewer feels like they are seeing the slideshow for the first time β†’ higher watchtime, more chance of going viral
  • Lower shadowban risk β€” you are not copying texts 1:1
  • Looks cleaner than randomly adding symbols or punctuation to dodge duplicate detection
πŸ“‹ Rewrite Prompt (ChatGPT / Claude)
For every text I give you, you'll rewrite the text while keeping the context.

Follow these rules strictly:
- Rewrite the text but keep the same context.
- It must NOT look robotic, perfect, generic, or overly clean.
- No hyphens.
- It can have small imperfections because that feels human.

Whenever I send you a text, reply with just the rewritten text.

Here's the first one:

[INSERT TEXT HERE]

πŸ’¬ Add Details That Trigger Comments

To go viral, it is no longer enough to copy text + nice picture. You need to think about how your text can trigger comments. More comments = more interactions = TikTok pushes your slideshow.

Real examples from viral slideshows: the creator added one extreme or absurd detail (e.g. "15'3" tall", "54" brunette"). No one is actually that tall β€” so viewers jumped into the comments to react. Comment chain β†’ algorithm boost.

Viral slideshow where the '15'3 height triggered a comment chain
Absurd height β†’ viewers flooded the comments
Viral slideshow where the '54 brunette' detail triggered a comment chain
Same trick β†’ comment chain started
⚠️
DO NOT OVERDO IT Use this trick occasionally β€” maybe 1 out of every 5 slideshows. If you use an absurd detail on every post, it stops feeling spontaneous and the creator starts to look like a bot. Save it for when the text naturally has room for one weird twist.
πŸ’‘
HOW TO APPLY
  • Pick one detail that begs a reaction β€” extreme height, unusual age, weird specific fact.
  • Keep the rest of the text completely normal so only that ONE thing pops.
  • Track which triggers spark the most comments and lean into what works.
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US Reach Optimization

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
US REACH IS THE #1 PRIORITY
  • It does not help if a video gets 100,000 views but only 20% USA.
  • That is like having only 20,000 real views for us.
  • The numbers mean nothing without strong USA location.
  • This is now the number one priority for every team member.

πŸ“Š Viral Channel β€” 70% US Location Rule

When you share a post in the viral channel, you must mark it based on the US location percentage. No exceptions.

βœ…
70% or more U.S. location Mark the post with βœ… before the link.
❌
Under 70% U.S. location You may still share it, but the link MUST be marked with ❌.
🚫
NEW RULE Under 50% U.S. location Do NOT share at all. These are not helpful and put our accounts at risk.
πŸ“‰
IF YOU FREQUENTLY HAVE LOW US% This is a clear signal that you must work on improving it ASAP. Train your FYP daily, follow only US accounts, and verify every sound is from US creators.

πŸ”’ Auto-Private Rule β€” Protect Your Account From Bad Locations

πŸ›‘
UNDER 20–30% USA β†’ MAKE IT PRIVATE IMMEDIATELY If a post's USA% is under 20–30%, do NOT leave it public. Make it PRIVATE right away. The longer it sits public, the more non-US followers it pulls in β€” and those wrong-location followers permanently damage the account's audience signal to TikTok.
πŸ”
CHECK LOCATIONS REGULARLY Location numbers change as posts pick up views. Check your analytics every day. If a post that was 60% US drops to 30% after gaining international reach β†’ private it. This is how you keep your audience clean long term.

πŸ“Ί FYP Training (Every Day)

You must spend 20 minutes every day training your For You Page. This teaches TikTok who your audience is.

1
Open TikTok and go to the For You Page.
2
Search for and watch content that American men aged 25–40 would watch.
3
Like, comment on, and fully watch US-based content in your niche.
4
Do this on every account, every day.
πŸ”
EXAMPLE SEARCH TOPICS FOR FYP TRAINING

Trucks, truckerlife, pickup trucks β€’ BBQ, grilling, smoker β€’ Golf, golfing, golf tips β€’ Football, NFL, tailgating β€’ Fishing, bass fishing β€’ Gym, workout, lifting β€’ Cars, muscle cars, car meets

These are just examples. The only thing that matters is the content is actually watched by men from the US.

πŸ‘₯ Following Strategy

πŸ”₯
USE THE VIRAL POSTS TAB TO FIND ACCOUNTS TO FOLLOW Open the Viral Posts tab in this tool. Scroll through β€” when you see a creator whose style, niche, or audience overlaps with your creator, follow them. They are already proven US + on-trend, so following them signals TikTok the right audience for your own account. Way better than random following.

βœ… DO

  • Pick creators from the Viral Posts tab that fit your creator's niche
  • Follow US-based male accounts
  • Only follow accounts you are 100% sure are from the US
  • Maintain a balanced follower-to-following ratio

❌ DON'T

  • Do NOT mass-follow accounts
  • Do NOT follow non-US accounts
  • Do NOT follow random or inactive accounts

πŸ”Ž How to Check if Someone is US-Based

1
Check their bio for location, state abbreviations (CA, TX, NY, FL, etc.)
2
Check their content language β€” must be American English
3
Check their profile picture and appearance
4
If nothing appears, trust your instinct: English name + matching appearance = likely US

✍️ Captions & Hashtags (Mandatory On Every Post)

✍️
CAPTION RULES
  • Keep captions short, natural, and engaging.
  • Rotate caption styles: questions, statements, teases, reactions.
  • Write in casual, American English.
  • Add a soft call-to-action when possible (e.g., "what do you think?", "tag someone").
  • NEVER copy the same caption when reposting. Always write a new one.
#️⃣
HASHTAG RULES β€” BIG UPDATE
  • Hashtags must fit the post. Every post has a specific vibe β€” your hashtags should match that exact vibe, not be generic.
  • Use 3–5 hashtags per post. Rotate them β€” don't repeat the same set.
  • Stop spamming #fyp / #foryou / #viral. These hurt the account more than they help. TikTok learned long ago that everyone stuffs these β†’ they now barely carry signal and flag accounts as spam.
  • If you don't know which hashtags to use, it is better to leave hashtags OUT than to fall back on #fyp. No hashtags > bad hashtags.
  • Avoid sexual or flagged hashtags β€” those shadowban posts fast.
  • Use the Hashtags tab in this tool to discover what's actually being used right now.

#️⃣ US-Focused Hashtag Examples

CategoryExample Hashtags
US Lifestyle#pickuptruck #truckerlife #bbq #tailgate #countryliving
US Sports#nfl #footballseason #golflife #fishing #fridaynightlights
US Culture#usatiktok #americanmen #merica #usdating #americanvibes
US Location#texaslife #californiagirl #nycvibes #floridaman #southerncharm
Niche (Alt/Goth)#gothgirl #altvibes #darkaesthetic #altgirlusa #tattoogirl
Niche (Cute/Clean)#softgirlvibes #casualconfidence #dailyvibes #cleangirlaesthetic
Content Type#relatable #relationship #single #pov #storytime

πŸ“ˆ Check Your Analytics

🟒
GOOD SIGN Most views come from the "For You" feed. High USA percentage (90%+).
πŸ”΄
BAD SIGN Views only come from "Personal Profile". Low USA percentage. This means your account is likely shadowbanned or reaching the wrong audience.
πŸ’‘
WHAT TO DO WITH LOW USA PERCENTAGE SLIDESHOWS If a slideshow has low USA percentage, make it PRIVATE. Do NOT delete it. Deleting can hurt your account. Making it private removes it from circulation without negative effects.
9

Sound Selection

Sound accounts for 20-30% of your reach. The right sound can make or break a post. Always use trending US sounds on your slideshows.

⚠️
DO NOT JUST PICK THE FIRST SOUND The biggest mistake workers make: they open the Sounds tab, take the first sound, slap it on, done. That's lazy and hurts your post. Scroll through properly, preview multiple options, and pick the one that matches your creator's vibe (cute / flirty / goth / chill / dramatic). Sound has to fit the energy of the picture β€” otherwise it feels off and viewers swipe away.

🎡 How to Find the Right Sound

1
Open the Sounds tab of this tool β€” browse Trending US Sounds and All Sounds by Usage
2
Scroll through β€” don't just take the first one. Preview 4–6 sounds with the β–Ά button before you commit.
3
Pick the sound that fits the creator's vibe β€” cute / flirty / dramatic / chill / goth. The sound's energy must match the image.
4
Verify top videos are English/US β€” tap Open on TikTok, scroll through the top 10 videos. They should be from US/English-speaking creators.
5
Check comments are from US men β€” open 2–3 top videos and verify the comments are mostly from American men.

❗ TURN OFF the Original Sound (Video Posts) β€” SUPER IMPORTANT

Every time you use a video of your creator when posting on TikTok, you must turn off the original sound so it does not overlap with the sound you add to your post or story. This is one of the most common mistakes β€” do not skip it.

❌ WRONG β€” Original sound is ON
Original sound turned on (wrong)
⬆ Red check = sound ON. Tap it to turn OFF. ⬆
βœ… CORRECT β€” Original sound is OFF
Original sound turned off (correct)
⬆ Empty circle = sound OFF. βœ“ This is what you want. ⬆
πŸ”‡
WHY THIS MATTERS If the original sound stays on, it overlaps with your added sound and the audio becomes a mess. TikTok punishes double-audio posts with low reach. Always tap "Original sound" so the circle is empty before posting.
πŸ’‘
ALSO CHECK TIKTOK CREATIVE CENTER

πŸ”— Open TikTok Creative Center

  1. Once the page is open, select United States as the country (top filter).
  2. Check the Popular tab β†’ this shows sounds that already have heavy traction.
  3. Check the Breakout tab β†’ this shows sounds that are rising fast right now. Best time to catch a trend before it peaks.
  4. Preview the sound, verify the top videos are US/English, then use it.
🚫
BAD Sounds β€” Avoid These Non-English comments, Latin/Asian/EU viral trends, female-dominated comment sections. If the top videos are in Spanish, Portuguese, or any non-English language β€” skip the sound.
βœ…
GOOD Sounds β€” Use These US creators in the top videos, English comments, male engagement in comments, country/rock/American lifestyle vibes. The comments should look like they come from American men.
10

How to Use This Tool

πŸ”₯ Viral Posts Tab

Browse all viral slideshows from the accounts we track. This is where you get your daily content ideas.

1
Go to the Viral Posts tab.
2
Scroll through the feed. Look for posts with strong hooks, formats that fit your creator, and fresh ideas.
3
Tap any post to see full details β€” all slides, caption, sound, and TikTok link.
4
Use "πŸ“‹ Copy All Data" to grab everything in one click, then adapt it for your creator before posting.

🎡 Sounds Tab

Sound accounts for 20-30% of your reach. Browse Trending US Sounds and All Sounds by Usage to find the right fit.

1
Go to the Sounds tab and open either section
2
Preview with the β–Ά button, or tap Open to see the sound on TikTok
3
Verify the top videos are US/English before using it (see Section 9)

⚑ Post Generator Tab

The Post Generator gives you a ready-made daily content plan from viral posts. It is a starting point β€” not a copy-paste tool.

1
Select how many accounts you manage (1–5) and a time period
2
Click Generate Daily Posts β€” you get 3 random viral posts per account
3
Review each post carefully. Look at the slides, the text, and the sound. Ask yourself: does this fit my creator?
4
Approve posts you want to use, or Reroll to get a different suggestion
5
Click Copy All Approved to get the formatted text with all slide texts, sounds, and TikTok links
🚨
THE GENERATOR IS A TOOL β€” NOT A SHORTCUT The generated posts are suggestions based on what went viral. You MUST adapt every post before using it:
  • Check hair color β€” if the original says "brunettes" but your creator is blonde, change it
  • Check personal details β€” names, ages, specific references must match your creator
  • Change the wording β€” never copy text 1:1, always rephrase in your creator's style
  • Use your own images β€” always use photos of your assigned creator, never the original images
  • Verify the sound β€” check that the sound is still trending and fits your creator (see Section 9)
⚠️
CONSEQUENCES If we find that you are blindly copying content 1:1 from the Generator without adapting it, there will be consequences. The tool saves you research time β€” but the creative work of adapting content to your creator is YOUR job. Low-effort copies hurt the accounts and waste everyone's time.

πŸ“‹ Copy All Data Button

When viewing a post detail (click any post card), the "Copy All Data" button copies everything you need to recreate the slideshow: all slide texts, the caption, the sound name, and the TikTok link. Paste it into your notes and start adapting.

11

Engagement Strategy

How you engage with comments directly affects your reach. TikTok uses your interaction behavior to decide who sees your content next.

πŸ’¬ Comment Reply Rules

1
Reply to US-based comments within the first 3 days after a post goes live.
2
Maximum 20 comment replies per video per day. Do NOT overdo it.
3
Always prioritize US-based male accounts.
4
Before replying, quickly check the profile to see if they are from the US.
5
Do NOT reply to comments from accounts that are clearly non-US.
⚠️
COMMENT LIMIT Maximum 100 comment replies per day TOTAL across all your accounts combined β€” not per video. If you reply too much, TikTok can flag your accounts for spam behavior. Spread your replies throughout the day, not all at once. Quality over quantity.
πŸ›‘
DO NOT INTERACT WITH OUR OWN CREATORS OR COWORKER ACCOUNTS This is a huge problem right now: workers are following, liking, and engaging with each other's accounts and with our own creators. That's why all of you end up posting the same content on a loop β€” you copy what's in your feed, but your feed is just other workers copying each other. Infinite echo chamber.

New rule: only engage with foreign / external accounts. Don't follow our team's accounts. Don't like/comment on your colleagues' posts from your work accounts. Don't reply in their comments. Break the loop so TikTok learns who your REAL audience is (American men) instead of showing you the same team content all day.

✏️ How to Write Good Replies

Your replies must create conversation loops. The goal is to make the commenter reply AGAIN.

βœ… DO

  • Ask a follow-up question in your reply
  • Flip the comment into curiosity (e.g., "is that meant as a flirt?")
  • Keep replies short, flirty, and playful
  • Use the creator's voice β€” casual, early-20s American girl

❌ DON'T

  • Do NOT end conversations with one-word answers ("thanks", "yes")
  • Do NOT use emoji-only replies
  • Do NOT write replies that look obviously AI-generated
  • Do NOT write long paragraphs as replies
πŸ€–
USING AI FOR COMMENTS
  • Claude (by Anthropic) is my recommendation β€” in most cases it gives more accurate, human-sounding replies.
  • ChatGPT also works fine. Use whichever you prefer.
  • Download Claude on iOS: App Store Link
  • Always check every AI reply before posting β€” no matter which AI you use.
  • The viewer must NEVER be able to tell it was AI-generated. If it sounds too perfect, too formal, too polite, or too long β†’ rewrite it in your own words.
  • If a viewer can tell it is AI = it is too AI. Fix it.

✍️ The Comment Reply Prompt β€” 2 Versions

Pick the version that matches how you're sending the comment to the AI. The screenshot version is easier because you just take a screenshot of the comment + slideshow and paste both in.

Version 1 β€” Text Copy/Paste

Use this when you copy the slideshow text and the comment as text.

πŸ“‹ Text Version
You are a real girl in her early 20s replying to comments on your own TikTok. You're not a brand, not a bot β€” you're just a girl on her phone.

Context β€” this is the slideshow the comment is about:
[PASTE SLIDESHOW TEXT HERE]

Use this context to understand what the comment is referring to. Your reply should feel like you actually posted this slideshow and know exactly what it's about.

How you type:
- all lowercase unless you're being dramatic or emphasizing something
- barely any commas or periods. you type how you talk
- use "..." a lot instead of proper punctuation
- short replies. like 1-2 sentences max
- emojis feel natural not forced β€” don't put one at the end of every reply. sometimes no emoji at all
- use slang like: ngl, lowkey, fr, idk, wdym, lmao, bruh, omg, literally, kinda, nah, tbh, imo
- sometimes start with "wait" "ok but" "nah bc" "not me" "the way" "bro"
- never sound like customer service. never sound like you're writing an email
- typos and imperfect grammar are fine. you're on your phone not writing an essay

Your personality:
- playful, a little flirty but not over the top
- confident but not cocky
- you tease people in a fun way
- you're real about emotions and life stuff
- you make people feel seen when they open up

The #1 rule β€” ALWAYS create a reason for them to reply back:
- ask a question
- make a hot take they'll agree or disagree with
- say something incomplete so they want to finish the thought
- challenge them playfully
- react in a way that begs a follow-up

How to handle different comment types:

Compliments ("beautiful", "gorgeous", "stunning"):
don't just say thanks. flip it into a conversation. ask them something personal or make a playful comment.

Emotional/deep comments ("hard to find", "does that even exist anymore"):
be real with them. validate what they said then pull them into a conversation about it.

One-word or low-effort comments ("yes", "facts", "true"):
give them energy and a reason to elaborate. ask what made them think that or give a take they can react to.

Emoji-only comments (πŸ₯°, ❀️, πŸ’―):
don't just emoji back. say something short that turns it into a real exchange.

Flirty/sexual comments:
keep it playful and teasing without going too far. stay tiktok safe. redirect into personality stuff.

Negative or skeptical comments ("doesn't exist", "yeah right"):
don't get defensive. be chill about it. either agree in a funny way or challenge them softly.

Long/oversharing comments:
pick one thing from their comment and respond to that. don't match their energy with a wall of text.

What NOT to do:
- never start with "Ugh," "Aww," or "Omg" every time β€” vary your openers
- never use proper punctuation like a grammar teacher
- never reply without giving them a reason to respond
- never sound like you're reading from a script
- never be mean to potential followers
- never say anything that could get the account banned on tiktok

Now reply to the following comment. Give me only the reply, nothing else.

Comment: [PASTE COMMENT HERE]

Version 2 β€” Screenshot (Easier)

Use this when you just screenshot the comment + slideshow and send the image to the AI. Way faster than typing everything out.

πŸ“· Screenshot Version
You are a real girl in her early 20s replying to comments on your own TikTok. You're not a brand, not a bot β€” you're just a girl on her phone.

I'm sending you a screenshot. It shows (1) the slideshow I posted and (2) the comment I want to reply to. Read the slideshow from the screenshot so your reply feels like I actually posted it and know what it's about. Then reply to the comment that's highlighted/circled (or the one I describe).

How you type:
- all lowercase unless you're being dramatic or emphasizing something
- barely any commas or periods. you type how you talk
- use "..." a lot instead of proper punctuation
- short replies. like 1-2 sentences max
- emojis feel natural not forced β€” don't put one at the end of every reply. sometimes no emoji at all
- use slang like: ngl, lowkey, fr, idk, wdym, lmao, bruh, omg, literally, kinda, nah, tbh, imo
- sometimes start with "wait" "ok but" "nah bc" "not me" "the way" "bro"
- never sound like customer service. never sound like you're writing an email
- typos and imperfect grammar are fine. you're on your phone not writing an essay

Personality: playful, a little flirty but not over the top, confident but not cocky, real about emotions, makes people feel seen.

The #1 rule β€” ALWAYS create a reason for them to reply back:
- ask a question
- make a hot take they'll agree or disagree with
- say something incomplete so they want to finish the thought
- challenge them playfully

Handle different comment types:
- Compliments β†’ flip into conversation, ask something personal
- Emotional/deep β†’ validate then pull into a conversation
- One-word/low-effort β†’ give energy + a reason to elaborate
- Emoji-only β†’ short line that turns it into a real exchange
- Flirty/sexual β†’ playful + teasing, stay tiktok safe
- Negative/skeptical β†’ chill, agree funny or challenge softly
- Long/oversharing β†’ pick ONE thing, don't wall of text

NEVER: start with "Ugh/Aww/Omg" every time, use grammar-teacher punctuation, reply without giving them a reason to respond, sound scripted, be mean, post anything that could get the account banned.

Give me only the reply, nothing else.

πŸ’¬ Reply Examples

CommentBad Reply ❌Good Reply βœ…
"You are so beautiful""Thank you!""haha ty! where are you from? πŸ˜‡"
"This hit different""I know right""did that warm up your heart? ❀️‍πŸ”₯"
"I need a girl like you""Aww thanks""is that meant as a flirt? πŸ˜†"
"Facts""Right""what part resonated with you the most?"

🎬 GIF Strategy

1
Pin GIFs that are funny, relatable, or slightly suggestive (but within rules).
2
Pinned GIFs create curiosity and make people scroll the comments.
3
This increases time spent on your post, which helps the algorithm.

🌍 Non-US Comment Handling

Only engage with US-based accounts (and sometimes Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand). If a comment is clearly from a non-US user (non-English language, foreign bio), skip it. Unfollow non-US accounts. Remove non-US followers when possible.

12

Technical Hygiene

These technical tasks protect your accounts and keep them healthy. Do them on time, every time.

πŸ”’ Shadowrocket / Proxy

🚨
SHADOWROCKET MUST BE ON BEFORE YOU OPEN TIKTOK
  1. Every single time. No exceptions.
  2. Check whatismyipaddress.com β€” it MUST show USA before you open TikTok.
  3. If Shadowrocket is not working, use NordVPN as backup (connect to US).
  4. Do NOT use any social media apps until your proxy is working.

πŸ—“οΈ Weekly Cache Clear (Every Sunday)

1
Open TikTok.
2
Go to Settings.
3
Tap Privacy.
4
Tap "Free up space".
5
Tap "Clear cache".
6
Restart the app.
πŸ“…
DO THIS EVERY SUNDAY Clearing the cache removes old data and helps your app run fresh. Do not skip this.

πŸ“ Remove Image Location Data (VERY IMPORTANT)

TikTok can read image metadata and see where pictures were taken. You must remove location from all images before posting.

πŸ“±
METHOD 1: SINGLE IMAGE
  1. Open the image in your gallery.
  2. Swipe up to see details.
  3. Tap the location.
  4. Press edit.
  5. Remove location β€” OR set a US location instead.
πŸ“±
METHOD 2: MULTIPLE IMAGES AT ONCE
  1. Select all images.
  2. Tap the three dots (top right).
  3. Remove location from all selected images.
πŸ’‘
PRO TIP Instead of just removing the location, you can SET a US location. This may help improve your US reach on TikTok.

πŸ“² App Updates

1
Open the App Store.
2
Tap your profile picture (top right).
3
Scroll down and check for TikTok updates. If an update is available, install it.
πŸ”§
IF YOU HAVE PERFORMANCE ISSUES Try uninstalling TikTok and reinstalling it, then log back into your accounts. This resets the app data and can fix problems.
13

Shadowban Detection

TikTok does not officially use the term "shadowban." They refer to it as limited "For You feed eligibility." In practice it means your videos stop reaching new people without being officially deleted or struck.

πŸ”
TYPICAL SIGNS
  • Sudden drop to under 100 views.
  • Almost no FYP impressions.
  • Reach limited to existing followers only.

⚠️ Common Reasons You Get Limited

1️⃣
CONTENT VIOLATIONS
  • Nudity
  • Sexual content
  • Suggestive poses

Bikini images are allowed.

2️⃣
SPAM BEHAVIOR
  • Same hashtags on every post
  • Same pictures on every post
  • Same text on every post
  • Copy-pasting slideshows without any changes
  • Mass following
  • Copy-paste comments
3️⃣
WEAK CONTENT SIGNALS TikTok tests every video on a small initial audience. If watchtime and engagement are poor, the video does not scale. This is often mistaken for a shadowban but is just bad performance β€” not a ban.

πŸ›‘οΈ Before Every Post β€” Ask Yourself

❓
  • Does this picture violate guidelines around nudity?
  • Is the slideshow text original and not copy-pasted?
  • Am I using 3 to 5 different USA hashtags?
  • Am I using the same pictures all the time?

πŸ” How to Detect a Shadowban

1
Most of your posts are under 100 views.
2
Analytics show views only from "Personal Profile", not from "For You".
3
Multiple posts are marked as "not eligible for recommendation".
4
No growth after several days of posting.
🚨
IF YOU THINK YOUR ACCOUNT IS SHADOWBANNED Do NOT panic and start posting more. That makes it WORSE. TikTok sees this as spam behavior.

πŸ”§ What to Do

⚠️
DO NOT STOP POSTING Previous advice said "stop posting for 24–48h". That was wrong. Keep posting β€” stopping only makes the algorithm suppress you further. Just change WHAT you post and clean up the damage.
1
Delete any flagged or "not eligible" posts (do NOT appeal β€” risky).
2
Clear TikTok cache (Settings β†’ Privacy β†’ Free up space β†’ Clear cache).
3
Switch to SAFE content (not revealing, not bold) for the next few posts.
4
Keep posting at normal cadence with the safer content β€” let the algorithm re-learn you.
5
Report the situation to your supervisor immediately.

πŸ›‘οΈ How to Avoid Shadowbans

βœ… DO

  • Follow the warm-up process for every new account
  • Start with safe content on new accounts
  • Wait 5–10 minutes between posts (never spam-post)
  • Use niche hashtags, not spam hashtags
  • Always have Shadowrocket connected
  • Clear cache weekly
  • Complete your profile fully

❌ DON'T

  • Do NOT post revealing content on new accounts
  • Do NOT spam-post (uploading all slideshows at once)
  • Do NOT interact with your own other accounts
  • Do NOT copy-paste the same hashtags on every post
  • Do NOT use spammy hashtags exclusively (#fyp, #foryou, #viral)
14

What Works Best (Our Data)

Based on our tracked data, these content types consistently perform the best with our target audience (US men):

πŸ’¬ Relatable Quotes

Quotes about friendship, loyalty, and "the little things." Lists of relationship expectations get massive shares because people tag their friends.

🀝 "Us vs the Situation"

"If I have $40 and you have $10, WE have $50." Content about standing together through hard times hits hard with the US male audience.

πŸ“‹ Relationship Advice Lists

Numbered lists like "10 things men don't understand about women" or "5 green flags in a relationship." Easy to swipe through, easy to save and share.

πŸ“ State / Location CTAs

"Drop your state πŸ‘‡" or "Where you at? πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ" β€” These trigger US comments which directly boost your USA audience percentage in analytics.

15

Your First Week

Follow this schedule exactly for your first week with a new account.

DayWhat To Do
Day 1Create account. Fill profile (photo, bio, username). Warm up: scroll 15–30 min, like US content, follow 5–10 US accounts. Post 1 story. Do NOT post slideshows yet.
Day 2Start Testing Phase. Post 5 slideshows (5 min gaps). Use safe content only. Check eligibility after 15–30 min. Post stories. FYP training 20 min.
Day 3Continue Testing. Post 5 slideshows (5 min gaps). Check eligibility. Delete any not-eligible posts (do not appeal β€” risky). Post stories. FYP training 20 min.
Day 4Last testing day. Post 5 slideshows. Check eligibility. Evaluate: is this a winner or a bad account? Post stories. FYP training 20 min.
Day 5Switch to normal posting: 3 slideshows per day. Continue eligibility checks. Engage with US comments (max 20 per video per day). Post stories. FYP training 20 min.
Day 6Normal posting. Focus on US engagement. Check analytics. Follow more US accounts. Post stories. FYP training 20 min.
Day 7 (Sun)Normal posting. Clear TikTok cache. Check all analytics. Clean up: delete not-eligible posts, make low-USA% posts private. Post stories.
16

Common Mistakes

These mistakes will destroy your accounts. Read them carefully and avoid them.

1
Posting without Shadowrocket ON TikTok sees your real location (Philippines). This kills your US reach instantly and can take weeks to fix.
2
Posting revealing content on new accounts TikTok flags new accounts for sexual content. You get shadowbanned before you even start. Always begin with safe, normal photos.
3
Skipping warm-up Posting immediately after creating an account makes TikTok think you are a bot. Wait 24 hours and scroll first.
4
Posting the same slideshow on multiple accounts TikTok detects duplicate content and will suppress ALL your accounts. Every account needs unique content.
5
Not checking eligibility Leaving restricted posts on your profile hurts overall performance. Check EVERY post after 15–30 minutes.
6
Using only generic hashtags Using only #fyp #viral #foryou gives TikTok no signal about your audience. Use targeted, niche, and US-focused hashtags.
7
Replying to non-US comments Every non-US interaction teaches TikTok to show your content outside the US. Only engage with US-based accounts.
8
Spam-posting without gaps Uploading all slideshows at once looks like bot behavior. Always wait 5–10 minutes between posts.
9
Deleting low-USA% posts instead of making them private Deleting can hurt your account. Always make low-performing posts PRIVATE instead.
10
Not posting stories daily Stories keep your account active. Inactive accounts lose reach. Post at least 1 story per day on ALL accounts.
11
Interacting with your own other accounts TikTok detects when accounts on the same device interact. This can flag ALL your accounts.
12
Not removing image location data TikTok reads image metadata. If it shows Philippines location, your US reach is damaged. Always remove or change location before posting.
17

Troubleshooting

β›” Account gets banned right after creation

πŸ”§
SOLUTION
  1. Contact your supervisor and describe what happened.
  2. Your supervisor will guide you through the checks β€” there are several things to test before going to a phone reset.
  3. Verify Shadowrocket was ON and showing US before account creation.
  4. Only reset the phone if your supervisor confirms it is needed.

β›” Posts consistently get "not eligible"

πŸ”§
SOLUTION
  1. Keep posting β€” do NOT stop posting. Slowing down for 1–2 days only feeds the problem.
  2. Delete all not-eligible posts (appeals are risky β€” see Section 6).
  3. Switch to safe content for your next few posts (no revealing material).
  4. Clear TikTok cache and restart the app.
  5. Report to your supervisor with details so they can track patterns.

β›” Views are very low on all posts

πŸ”§
SOLUTION
  1. Check your traffic source in Analytics. If only "Personal Profile" = shadowban.
  2. Check your proxy: go to whatismyipaddress.com β€” must show USA.
  3. Check if image location data was removed.
  4. Make sure you are posting during US hours (5 AM – 1 PM PH).
  5. Try using different sounds that are trending in the US.

β›” US percentage is low

πŸ”§
SOLUTION
  1. Increase FYP training: spend 20 min daily watching US content.
  2. Only reply to US-based comments.
  3. Follow more US-based male accounts.
  4. Use US-focused hashtags on every post.
  5. Remove or unfollow non-US accounts.
  6. Make posts with low USA% private.
  7. Check that your proxy is connected to USA.

β›” Cannot create new accounts

πŸ”§
SOLUTION
  1. Make sure Shadowrocket is ON and showing US before trying again.
  2. If you keep getting blocked from creating accounts, contact your supervisor.
  3. Your supervisor will help you identify the issue β€” don't keep retrying blindly.
  4. Only reset the phone if your supervisor tells you to.
πŸ’‘
GENERAL RULE If a problem is not listed here, ask your supervisor. Do NOT try to fix it yourself if you are unsure.
18

Quick Reference Checklist & Cheat Sheet

βœ… Account Setup

Proxy (Shadowrocket) set up and working
IP shows US location
All 5 TikTok accounts are active
Profile pictures set (unique per account)
Bios set with IG handle + CTA + main account tag
Accounts are PUBLIC
Account details sent to Jai

πŸ”₯ Warm-Up Complete

Waited 24 hours before first post
Scrolled 15–30 min watching US niche content
Followed 5–10 US accounts
Posted first story before first slideshow

πŸ“‹ Before Every Post

Content is adapted β€” not copied 1:1 from the original
Images are high-res, no screenshots, no watermarks
Sound is verified β€” top videos are English/US, comments from US men
Image location data removed or set to US
Text is American English β€” no typos, no non-English words
Slide 1 has a strong hook that stops the scroll on FYP

πŸ“± After Every Post

Check eligibility 15–30 min after posting
Reply to US comments within first 3 days (max 20/day)
Monitor performance β€” if it hits 5K+ views, plan to repost it later

πŸ“… Daily Operations

Proxy checked before opening TikTok
FYP training 20 min daily
3 slideshows per account per day (5–10 min gaps)
Stories posted on all 5 accounts
Cache cleared every Sunday

πŸ“‹ Cheat Sheet

RuleDetails
Accounts5 TikTok accounts per team member
Posting (Testing)5 slideshows/day for 3 days (5 min gaps)
Posting (Normal)3 slideshows/day per account (5–10 min gaps)
Posting Window5 AM – 1 PM PH Time
StoriesPost daily on ALL accounts (simple photos)
Eligibility CheckCheck every post after 15–30 min
<200 views + not eligibleDelete immediately
>200 views + not eligibleAppeal. Approved = keep, Denied = delete
Shadowban SignsMost posts under 100 views, only Personal Profile traffic
Post LimitMax 50–60 posts per profile
Hashtags3–5 per post, mix niche + US-targeted
CommentsMax 20 replies per video per day, US only, first 3 days
FYP Training20 minutes daily, US male content
Cache ClearEvery Sunday
Image LocationRemove or set US location before posting
ProxyShadowrocket ON before opening TikTok. Always.
Low USA% postsMake PRIVATE, do NOT delete
Winner Account200+ views, For You traffic, 90%+ USA
Bad AccountUnder 100 views, not eligible, no growth = replace
DMsNEVER respond. Zero exceptions.
Problems?Ask the supervisor FIRST.
βœ…
YOU ARE READY If every box is checked, you are fully operational. Quality and consistency win β€” not speed. If you need help, ask your supervisor. We are a team.
Vol
Trending US Sounds
All Sounds by Usage
Top Hashtags

Sorted by how often each hashtag is used by viral posts. Pick tags that fit your post β€” don't copy all of them. Generic tags like #fyp / #viral are hidden on purpose: they hurt your account.

Top Performing Templates 0

Slide 1 texts from most shared viral posts β€” copy and adapt.

Add Creators

Paste TikTok usernames or profile links below. One per line, comma-separated, or mixed. Links will be auto-extracted.

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Our Team 0
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Post Generator

Generate your daily posts. Select how many accounts + time period, then review and approve.

ℹ️ How this works
We pick 3 viral slideshows per account from our tracked creator database. Review each one, Reroll if it doesn't fit your creator, or take it and adapt it. Don't post as-is β€” always tweak text + use your own images.
= 15 posts

How many of your TikTok accounts you want posts for.

How recent the viral posts should be. 30 Days = fresh trends (recommended). All Time = also pulls in older classics.

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