How to earn money with Tik Tok E-Book

Marius Pletl

• Herausgeber: Pletl
• Kategorie: Fachliteratur
• Sprache: Englisch
• Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2021

Beschreibung

Many people dream of making money with Tik Tok, but only a handful of dreamers make it. If you're ready to invest in your Tik Tok account for the long term, this guide is for you. You'll learn all the ways and techniques to make money with Tik Tok. I show you strategies that only a few of the influencers use. There are numerous opportunities, but only a few are willing to walk this rocky path. Be one of the few and stand out from the crowd.

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How to earn money with Tik Tok

The guidebook

Introduction

A web-based service that makes it easier to connect with others for social and interest-based networking is social networking. Such services provide electronic social spaces or social networking sites designed to promote conversation, collaboration and content sharing between people connected through social networks. The best-known social networking sites (SNSs) include true social networking sites such as MySpace, Facebook and Tagged, as well as various types of special interest sites. Because of their social networking capabilities, content sharing sites and media communities such as YouTube, TikTok and Flickr are also often counted in this category.

With TikTok, a famous programme for producing short films that has become increasingly popular in recent years, you can earn money online. One of the main reasons for this is influencer marketing. TikTok allows people who have the ability to persuade others to earn money simply by using their TikTok account. If you want to use this method of making money, you should follow the steps below.

TikTok is a video application that allows users to create and share short films. However, instead of pressing or swiping from page to page like Snapchat or Instagram Stories, you scroll between videos by scrolling up and down, similar to a feed.

Video makers have a variety of tools at their disposal, including filters similar to those on Snapchat (and later on other platforms), the ability to search for sounds to use as soundtracks for their videos, and much more.

Users are also actively encouraged to interact with each other, either through 'reply' videos or through the use of 'duets' which allow users to duplicate films and include themselves alongside the originals.

On TikTok, hashtags play an unexpectedly important role. In the good old days, Twitter assumed that its users would rally around hashtags to engage in an endless series of fruitful mini-discussions that would appear on the platform.

On TikTok, hashtags are used as a real, functional organising principle: not for breaking news or for anything else that's hot anywhere but on TikTok at the moment, but for different "challenges", for example, or jokes, or repeating patterns, or other identifiable blocks of activity.

History of Tiktok

People used to submit lip-syncing videos to Musical.ly, which later became TikTok. In 2018, Chinese tech company ByteDance bought the popular lip-syncing app Musical.ly and combined it with its own lip-syncing app Douyin. The result was TikTok, which debuted in August this year. The app had been downloaded more than one billion times by September 2018, overtaking Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and SnapChat as the most popular app for monthly installs.

TikTok is described by staff and users (60 per cent of whom are aged 16-24 in the US) as a collaborative environment where it is easier to go viral than on other social media platforms. The app's appeal is based on the continuous display of 15-second movies with outlandish special effects, dancing response videos and popular hashtags such as #ThatsMyType, #HeyGirl, #EGirls and #EBoys, which represent the many subcultures represented on the app - no matter how strange - including what Drea calls a "weird fascination with Peppa Pig. "