u/MrMaharaja77

I'm planning to start a faceless TikTok account for affiliate marketing and wanted to get some advice from people who have already done it. I'm not sure what kind of content I should post at the beginning, how to grow from zero, or if an Android phone is good enough to make decent videos.

I'm also confused about what products to promote. Is it better to start with products you already use, or should you buy trending products? My goal is to build something long-term, so I'd love to hear what worked for you and what mistakes I should avoid.

Be honest. If you come across a new creator, does seeing a low follower count make you less likely to watch or follow them? Or do you ignore the numbers and let the content speak for itself?

I don't know if it's just me, but it feels like people are watching videos without interacting as much as they used to. Some of my videos get decent reach, but the number of TikTok likes feels much lower compared to a year or two ago. Has anyone else noticed this? Do you think user behavior has changed, or is the algorithm simply showing videos to a broader audience that's less likely to engage?

mine is just 10k

My account has 30k followers and i get decent number of views but views to like conversation is very low. Like if I get 100k views i get about 100-200 likes that's too low. How do I increase it?

I see a lot of people posting screenshots of their earnings without explaining what actually helped them get there. These are a few things that worked for me.

1.Stay consistent with your account setup. If you're using a VPN, don't keep switching locations. I always connect before opening TikTok and stick to the same location.

2.Don't change your hashtags every video. I use the same 4-5 hashtags that are relevant to my niche instead of chasing trending ones.

3.If your videos are always stuck between 100-400 views, check your account. Sometimes the issue isn't your content. It could be the account itself.

4.Keep videos under 90 seconds. This has worked better for me than making longer videos.

These aren't guaranteed to work for everyone, but they've helped me. Feel free to share what's worked for you too.

This is the craziest freakin’ theory that all humans had black hair and dark eyes until about 2000 BC. Then suddenly, far too fast for Darwinian evolution, blond or red hair and blue or green eyes appeared.

It was because humans interbred with tall, blonde aliens called the "Annunaki" in Sumeria and the "Tuatha de' Danaan" in Ireland, meaning "Tribe of the Sky."

This theory is shared by Dr. Horace Drew (PhD Chemistry from Caltech + former CSIRO molecular biologist.

He suggests that sudden changes in human hair and eye color around 2000 BC are due to humans interbreeding with tall blond aliens during that period.

These aliens were known by different names in various cultures: in Sumeria, they were called the "Annunaki," and in Ireland, they were called the "Tuatha de' Danaan," which means the "Tribe of the Sky."