Growing a TikTok business account can be a grueling process for brands and social media managers. You need to identify your audience, create engaging content that meets their expectations, write interesting captions, and post content when your audience is most active. The whole process is time-consuming, but those are all important parts of any successful TikTok marketing strategy.Businesses can make these tasks less tedious and time-consuming using the TikTok Schedule a Post feature. Rather than create and post videos individually, social media professionals can create a lot of quality videos at once and schedule them to automatically upload at specified times.While you can schedule content on platforms like Facebook and Twitter with ease, scheduling on TikTok requires a different approach.
Source: Solen FeyissaUnfortunately, you cannot schedule posts using the mobile app, but you can use the scheduler when you access your account using a web browser. This feature is available only for business accounts.The Video Scheduler feature lets social media managers schedule a video anywhere from 15 minutes to 10 days in advance. Once scheduled, the video will be visible in both the mobile app and browser. Here’s how you can schedule your posts:
There are also many third-party web-based tools that offer video scheduling for TikTok. Most of them have subscription charges but offer you additional perks such as:
Here are some examples of these third-party schedulers and their key differences:ToolPrice per MonthKey FeaturesLoomly$25
SocialPilot$30
Later$15
CrowdFireFree($9.99 to schedule more than ten videos at once)
Video scheduling is a feature that was specifically built for brands and creators since they need to consistently deliver content to their audiences. Through scheduled posts, brands and creators can save time, drive up engagement rates, and significantly increase their reach and follower count, and the list of benefits of scheduling content doesn’t stop there.
Like on other social platforms, your TikTok success highly depends on how much and how often you post. By scheduling videos, businesses can be more consistent since they’re able to create content in bulk and schedule automatic uploads.When the audience notices that you upload consistently, they are more likely to follow your account since you’re constantly providing value. Posting more consistently also helps boost engagement. When followers expect you to post, they are likely to engage with your videos. As more followers engage, the TikTok algorithm picks up on it and recommends your video more often on the For You page, widening your reach and increasing your following as a result.
Source: Thomas RussellApart from quantity, the quality of your content also matters a great deal when it comes to growing your TikTok. Scheduling posts allows for the content of higher quality since brands may miss key elements of TikTok marketing if they choose to create and post content immediately. Some of the elements that you should pay attention to include:
Scheduling provides more time to make videos technically better—you can organize studio shoots and work with professional videographers. You will also have more time for editing and fine-tuning everything before the post goes live.With high-quality TikTok videos, businesses can attract more viewers, increase video watch time, and even go viral.
If you’re a social media manager and are still manually posting on TikTok, you may find that you’re spending more time than you’d like on your phone. This is an issue you can resolve by scheduling posts. For businesses trying to make it big on TikTok, the extra hours can come in handy in several ways:
Source: Georgia de LotzThe time when the audience is most active and engaged on TikTok may vary for brands with audiences in different time zones. In this case, you need to figure out the ideal times to post for each region and upload at those times. Brands with audiences in one time zone have to determine the best posting times for different target groups and demographics. According to the study conducted by Influencer Marketing Hub, the perfect posting times can be quite late at night, which calls for content scheduling:Best Times (EST) To Post on TikTokMonday6:00 a.m.10:00 a.m.10:00 p.m.Tuesday2:00 a.m.4:00 a.m.9:00 a.m.Wednesday7:00 a.m.8:00 a.m.11:00 p.m.Thursday9:00 a.m.12:00 a.m.7:00 p.m.Friday5:00 a.m.1:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.Saturday11:00 a.m.7:00 p.m.8:00 p.m.Sunday7:00 a.m.8:00 a.m.4:00 p.m.You can determine the best time for uploading your content using the Analytics tool that you can access by following these steps:
Due to miscalculated posting times and unoptimized schedules, followers can easily miss your content. By scheduling content, you can ensure posts go up when your audience is most active and free up time to prioritize engaging with your audience.Mere posting doesn’t improve engagement—you have to be a part of conversations around your brand using various activities:
Apart from scheduling posts, there are other, more vital ways to build your TikTok presence, and working with influencers is high up on that list. Influencers are great at boosting reach, increasing brand awareness, and launching new products.
Source: Mateus Campos FelipeYou can easily find the right influencers on the Creator Marketplace. Besides applying for the Creator Fund, they make money on TikTok through brand endorsements and sponsorships. You don’t need famous influencers like Addison Rae Easterling and Charli D’Amelio to grow your brand—more often than not, you can go for smaller, niche-focused influencers and get excellent results. Use the following table to identify the right type of influencer for your business based on your budget:Influencer CategoryNumber of FollowersPrice per PostNano-influencers1,000–10,000$5–$25Micro-influencers10,000–50,000$25–$125Mid-tier influencers50,000–500,000$125–$1,250Macro-influencers500,000–1 million$1,250–$2,500Mega-influencersMore than 1 million More than $2,500Social media managers may find TikTok’s post scheduler indispensable when working with multiple influencers. As the established creators produce more and more content, managers can update and keep better track of their content calendars.
While using scheduled posts will impact your business account positively, it is a tiny aspect of building and maintaining a strong TikTok presence for your brand. A lot of different resources go into developing and executing winning strategies for TikTok that can bring a good return on investment. This alone can present difficulties for social media managers in in-house teams as they have to work on several campaigns for other social accounts at the same time. TikTok also caters to theyounger demographic groups and requires a different approach and expertise compared to other social media platforms. Without expert help, brands may not see any meaningful results from their efforts—hiring a social media agency is an excellent solution for this. Agencies have more than enough highly specialized and experienced personnel that can handle all aspects of your TikTok marketing campaigns.
The Kubbco team knows how to help brands succeed on TikTok because we cover all the TikTok marketing bases with our services, including:
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