
r/TikTokMonetizing

I don’t know what to do
So I made a new account and I have no idea what to post. I know this is the most common problem people have when it comes to being a content creator but I want to know if anybody has any idea, I kind of just want to talk to the camera about literally anything but my mind goes blank when it comes to that. Does anybody have advice or suggestions? I don’t care whether to show my face or not online. The goal is to eventually monetize off of it because I’m so done working my 9-5 and I feel like I’m not getting anywhere
Selling verified tiktok account
Ive had this account since 2020 and i haven’t posted on it in years if anyone has an offer just message me please
TikTok CRP is messing with me
My Creator rewards program re application date was pushed back to June, not only that but every day it keeps going back one day yesterday it said June 19 and today June 20 please tell me what’s going on.
I'm so confused about the Creator fund
So after a lot of work I have finally joined the Creator fund. I have a lot of engagement in my niche, and the first video I uploaded after joining the Creator fund got $35. But then this video completely blew up. But nothing. Tiktok is only calculating like 30k views when there's 100k+???
There can't be that many "low quality" views... In 2026 is tiktok even a good source of revenue? I'm not expecting to become rich, but it would be nice to have some extra money.
64k Tiktok Account for cheap
64k followers, 9.2M likes. All organic. Can use for crp, tt shop, live etc. Had since 2024 , ive made a good amount of money with it already and simply don’t have time to keep running it, more focused on studies.
Dm me for more info, Open to offers
Is this type of content monetizable?
Google says its not but im not sure
This faceless niche is paying creators thousands a month from it.
No camera. No face. No expensive tools.
Just AI-generated skeleton videos on TikTok and YouTube Shorts — and the retention numbers are insane.
I hit 5.5 million views in 7 days with this niche.
The problem most people have is wasting days searching for clips and scripts before posting a single video.
I solved that problem. Everything is ready to use — link in my profile. +400 clips ready to use
Any way to push my videos out to different countries other than my own?
What the title says. I’ve been looking at my analytics and most of my views come from my own country, which I’m trying to avoid as much as possible to not get noticed by any people I know irl. I’ve always done videos in English and would love to push out my video to the uk and us. Is there any way to increase views from those countries?
1M —> 10k view plummet
I was consistently getting 1M+ views every video two weeks ago. I had figured out my niche (full face talking playing entertaining games with my partner).
After joining the program, my first video got 1.7M (but for some reason less than half viewers were US or other qualified countries even though I am in the US and only speak English). I still made a little over $1,000 despite the unlucky dispersion.
Since then, every video has hardly passed 10k views even though the metrics are exactly the same. Actually, the only difference is my like ratio has gone from 1/10 to 1/7, an incredibly jump.
Is it coincidence that this would happen the moment I join the Rewards Program, or is TikTok holding back my content? I want to take responsibility for what I can but it’s hard when the metrics are the same and literally over night I’ve gone from 1M+ to maybe 10k with the only changing variable being joining the Program. I would rather get views and gain an audience than make $2 per video and am wondering if this ever goes away.
Any advice? Thank you.
Are you guys strictly focus on CRP or you try to earn through everything on tik tok ?
reddit.comHow to get in contact with brands?
I own a soccer need TikTok account with 50K followers and get ~80k-400k views per video. TikTok doesn’t pay me enough and i’m looking to get a sponsor/sponsors to promote so I can earn more. I’ve seen similar accounts to mine having like a betting/gambling/etc sponsor that they promote in their videos. Now i’m just wondering how do I get ahold of these companies and get them to want to sponsor me? Thank you!
290k follower account
I’d prefer if you were in the US. We can hop on FaceTime and discuss or if you’re local in Miami we can meet up for the sale
how to get in?
just hit a thousand followers, how longs it usually take for this 3rd check mark?
My creator rewards programme re-application date keeps being pushed back
After being disqualified for “unoriginal content” I applied again after a month and got rejected once again. This was in April. I went to try apply again in May and yesterday it said June 18. So I woke up today to find it was pushed back again to June 20th. Ive now been waiting for 2 months to re apply again. Someone tell me if this is a glitch or the reason for it.
I've analyzed over 500 Instagram Reels. Here's what I learned. (SHORT)
I work with apps, software companies, TikTok shops, ecom brands, all of it. This is what the data actually showed me.
Mindshare drives conversions more than any single ad. People don't buy the first time they see you. They buy after seeing you enough times that you feel like someone they already know. Reels that don't convert immediately are still doing something. Most brands figure this out only after they stop posting and watch their sales quietly fall off.
The first frame is a billboard. If it doesn't stop someone in under half a second the video is already gone. Doesn't matter what comes after it.
Saves are the most honest signal on the platform. Likes are ego. Saves mean someone actually wanted to keep what you made. I've watched videos with 300 likes and 900 saves outperform videos with 40k likes in real reach and actual revenue.
Raw beats produced almost every single time. Polished videos consistently underperform the ones that look like they were filmed between meetings. Authenticity builds trust faster than any production budget ever will.
Trends are dead by the time you see them everywhere. The real window is 48 to 72 hours. After that you're just adding to the pile. I use Social Hunt for this specifically. You pick the exact creators you want to model, track what's working for them right now, and build content around real data instead of guessing. Completely changed how I plan content for clients. Also use vidIQ for YouTube side research. There's a tool called Tikmatics that catches TikTok audio trends before they spread anywhere else, barely anyone uses it.
Your CTA is probably hurting your retention. One clear ask at the end works. Five asks crammed into the last ten seconds makes people feel sold to and they leave. Pick one thing and make it feel like a natural next step not a panic.
The algorithm does not care about your follower count. It cares about signals. A new account with a strong save rate gets pushed harder than a 200k account full of people who never actually engage.
Consistency compounds in a way that's invisible until it suddenly isn't. The fastest growing accounts I've worked with weren't the ones with the best individual videos. They were the ones that showed up enough times that the algorithm started trusting them with bigger audiences.
Specific questions in captions outperform generic ones every time. "What do you think?" gets nothing. "What's the one thing holding your account back right now?" gets real answers.
The niche inside your niche is where actual growth lives. Broad content gets broad indifference. The more specific you are about who you're talking to the more that person feels like you made it just for them. That feeling is what gets shared.
Happy to answer anything in the comments.
Need outside opinions from people who understand TikTok psychology
Need brutally honest feedback from people who actually understand TikTok psychology/growth.
What’s the FIRST thing my page communicates?
intriguing?
repetitive?
strong branding?
too polished?
emotionally engaging?
forgettable?
Trying to study perception/retention patterns from an outside perspective.
Another thing that may matter here is my account history is kind of unusual 😭
My page originally blew up from one random viral video, then I leaned heavily into political/commentary content for a while because it got insane engagement and constant interaction. But I honestly don’t want to build my platform around outrage/politics long term, so I archived a lot of it and pivoted into a more intentional niche.
Now I’m trying to figure out how to keep strong engagement without relying on controversy-driven content.
Unusually low views?
Anyone else experiencing unusually low views the last few days? I had a video hit over a mil last week and now I’m struggling to even get 2k views when normally low views for me is 10k.