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What do you think after doing this you will be able to get the result you want from TikTok? Although your content is important, it is also required that you must know the best times to post on TikTok.
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The Best Time to Post on TikTok in 2023
Are you looking to get more views and followers on TikTok? If so, then you need to post at the right time!
According to a study by Influencer Marketing Hub, the best times to post on TikTok are:
Tuesday at 9 a.m.
Thursday at 12 a.m.
Friday at 5 a.m.
These times are based on when TikTok users are most active on the platform. So, if you post your videos at these times, you're more likely to reach a wider audience and get more engagement.
Of course, the best time to post on TikTok will vary depending on your specific audience and niche. So, it's a good idea to experiment and see what times work best for you.
Here are a few other tips for posting at the right time on TikTok:
Pay attention to your analytics. This will help you see when your audience is most active on TikTok.
Post during trending hashtags. This will help your videos get seen by more people.
Promote your videos on other social media platforms. This will help you reach a wider audience.
By following these tips, you can increase your chances of getting more views and followers on TikTok.
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Today was such a good day that I keep being shocked at how good it was and I almost start crying
Is this what having a normally functioning brain feels like?
Apparently the cure to my anxiety and occasional melancholy is a band of old dudes playing 90s country music at the church picnic, getting to hold my friends' brand new baby girl for like 30 straight minutes while she slept, and rain. Just heavy, heavy rain and thunder
Feels like it's been ages since I've had a day as hopeful and happy as today 🥹
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Best Times to Post on TikTok in 2022: Maximize Your Reach
The Best Times to Post on TikTok in 2022 in one easy-to-read guide that can help you expand your reach on the popular TikTok platform. Click for details!
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I dunno what's more fucked up, people who are solos who hate other members of the group, or in Hueningkai's case people who genuinely hate his sisters. Like his literal biological sisters...
I see Kai solos who hate more on his sisters than I see of them hating on any of the other TXT members and it's so fucking bizarre. Kai so clearly has an amazing relationship with his family, he obviously adores his sisters and his parents, he literally only ever cries when it comes to his connection and love he has toward his family. So I can't even imagine claiming to be a fan of his, especially a solo, and then genuinely hate them, accuse them of using him, living off his fame, and doing anything with him simply for clout...it's psychotic.
But it's not new, like there's a reason all of BTS' siblings have had to distance themselves online when it comes to their siblings as well, the same fucked up accusations of only being close to their siblings for clout, thinking that any time they ever posted being with their sibling (BTS members) was for attention, people saying their siblings only use them to get ahead in whatever business or job they do, from Hoseok's sister and her brand, to Jin's brother and his restaurant, etc. etc.
How fucking depressing is that shit? I can't even fathom how hard that is. The thought that if you got famous suddenly ANYTHING you do with your sibling can lead to hundreds or thousands of complete strangers painting them as a bad person and wanting to drive a wedge between your relationship because they hate them and think you shouldn't even interact with them ever would be horrific, devastating honestly. My heart always hurts to think they absolutely see that shit too, like that's just a reality they have to accept with fame, that fans WILL hate on people they love and there's pretty much nothing they can do about it.
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many thoughts today and i promise this is not a vague about anything recent at all its literally just me thinking about things today but hot take: things that make you personally uncomfortable or are a personal boundary or trigger for you are not the same as something that is inherently immoral or harmful or shouldn’t be spoken about. sometimes these things overlap. sometimes they don’t.
if something being spoken about or the way it’s spoken about makes you uncomfortable, that doesn’t automatically mean that it’s inherently harmful to speak about those things, or speak about those things in that way. sometimes it does! again, sometimes that overlap is there, but not always, and often, it isn’t there.
for example: not all discussion of disordered eating that isn't “doom and gloom this is a completely serious topic that must be approached in a serious way at all times,” is inherently harmful, nor is it inherently romanticization. for me, getting away from that doom and gloom inherently serious approach was integral for me to be able to overcome it. i’m not saying that these topics should never be approached in that serious way, but rather, that it shouldn’t be forced to solely be approached in that way. and there is a huge difference between approaching something in a more lighthearted way versus active romanticization (hell imo the solely doom and gloom approach feeds genuine romanticization and fuels the disordered mindset more than anything else ever could but thats a topic for another post).
im gonna make a full huge post abt this topic specifically AND the ways in which mental health discussions in general are often stigmatized and framed as inherently, wholly immoral/inherently harmful/inherently romanticization due to PERSONAL discomfort but these are just some thoughts for rn.
if everywhere you go smells like dog shit, check under your own shoe. if every post about disordered eating or mental health issues or suicidality that you encounter/makes you uncomfortable comes across as romanticization to you, then maybe you’re the one romanticizing it. maybe you’re not as past your issues as you think you are. or maybe you just don’t understand what romanticization is and thats fine!! and maybe it is romanticization sometimes and you’re right!! but if it’s every single time something doesn’t align with you/makes you uncomfortable? avoid what you need to avoid! but don’t project those things onto other people and try to dictate their behaviour/the way that they discuss topics unless actual harm can be demonstrated, and even then, if something is harming your mindset personally or triggering you personally, that’s still on YOU to avoid and address and deal with, and is different from tangible harm as a whole.
you needing to avoid something is not the same as that thing needing to stop existing. the call is coming from inside the house, quit accusing other people of calling you.
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