Automate Organic Ads that drive traffic to your website

Look, this isn't rocket science, but most people still mess it up. Here's the exact playbook: Create your TikTok account, then warm it up by scrolling and engaging with posts on your FYP for 20-30 minutes daily. Do this for 3-5 days and DO NOT post during this time - I don't care how eager you are. After that, keep scrolling and engaging like before, but start posting 1-2x a day maximum. Don't stop the scrolling part - this shows TikTok you're a real human, not some spam bot.

Two ways to do this without looking like a complete amateur. First option: Ask friends and family if they have unused TikTok accounts they don't mind giving up. This is fastest. Second option: Create new Gmail accounts and sign up for TikTok with fresh emails. Takes longer but you control everything from day one.

Create them yourself, period. When you buy an account, you're inheriting someone else's problems - spam flags, throttling, shadow bans, terrible engagement history. It's like buying a used car without knowing if the engine works. Start with a blank slate and build it right from the beginning.

I'm going to be straight with you - don't do it. But if you absolutely insist on ignoring my advice, at least know the account's history. What niches were they posting in? Any violations? Engagement patterns? Most sellers won't tell you this stuff, which is exactly why you shouldn't buy.

If you're serious about scaling, get a USA SIM card and 5G USA proxy. Use "Sign in with Apple" with an iCloud email address. You can do this locally or find services that specialize in this setup. It's not mandatory for small operations, but if you're going big, do it right.

Simple - treat it like your personal account. Scroll your FYP, engage with content, don't overthink it. Here's the step-by-step: Create account, scroll and engage 20-30 minutes daily for 3-5 days without posting, search for content in your niche and interact with those accounts, then start posting 1-2x daily while maintaining 5-10 minutes of daily engagement minimum.

Brand new account? Yes. Haven't used it in months? Yes. Already use it daily but never post? No. Here's what most people get wrong - they think warming up is a one-time thing. Wrong. You should always be consuming content, not just posting. TikTok will throttle accounts that only post without engaging.

Minimum 5-7 days for new accounts or dormant ones. Some people say 3 days, but that's cutting it close. The longer you wait, the better your foundation. Think of it as an investment in your account's future performance.

If you're getting 500-1000 views consistently, you're already winning. Now it's a quantity game - find which hooks and narratives perform best, then double down on those and forget the rest. Here's a reality check: you can post the same video 30 times and only one will blow up while the rest get 100-1k views. The first 100-250 views determine everything.

Two main reasons: You're posting more than you're consuming content, or your account isn't warmed up properly. TikTok sees accounts that only post as spam. You need to be scrolling, liking, commenting, and engaging more than you're creating.

Stop posting immediately and re-warm the account. Use it like your personal account for 20-30 minutes daily for 5-7 days - scroll, engage, like, comment, bookmark, follow. Then post once and see if you get 150-300 views. If yes, continue with 1 post every other day. Don't exceed 2-3 posts daily unless you're getting consistent reach.

BigMotion.ai focuses on automated content at scale to drive traffic back to your business. Create valuable, evergreen content in your niche that people will engage with and bookmark. The content must feel organic and authentic - nobody should know it's AI-generated. Slideshows are your best friend here because they're versatile and work in any niche.

Absolutely. TikTok works great for B2C, but if you're B2B selling high-ticket services, focus your efforts on LinkedIn and Twitter where your customers actually hang out. Always go where your audience is, not where you think they should be.

Start with 1-2x daily for the first 1-2 weeks. If you're getting consistent reach for 2 weeks straight, bump it to 1-3x daily. Consistency beats frequency every time. It's better to post once daily for a month than to burn out posting 5x daily for a week.

Depends on your niche, but use BigMotion.ai's content library to see what's already working in your space. Don't reinvent the wheel - find formats that work and adapt them to your business.

Two approaches: Soft sell or direct CTA. Soft sell means casually mentioning your product without being salesy - make it feel natural. Direct CTA tells people exactly what to do: "Download the app," "Visit the website," "Click the link in bio." Test both and see what converts better for your audience.

There are two different ways to approach this. Soft sell means barely mentioning your product in a subtle, casual, and friendly way - it shouldn't feel like an ad. Direct CTA is the opposite - tell people exactly what to do to engage with your product or service. "Click the link in bio," "Download XYZ app from the App Store," "Visit website.com for more info." Some people prefer not having links in bio so it feels like the audience discovered the product naturally instead of being sold to.

Slideshows are the easiest to automate and scale while still being highly engaging. People love saving valuable information, and slideshows are perfect for that. Plus, you can create AI slideshows that people will love and engage with without them ever knowing it's made with AI. Maximum engagement, minimum effort.

Use BigMotion.ai's slideshow library first to see what's working in your niche, but don't limit yourself - look at formats from other niches you can repurpose. Then go on TikTok and bookmark every slideshow you see. This trains the algorithm to show you more slideshow content for inspiration.

Absolutely. Check BigMotion.ai's slideshow library and filter by most viewed. You'll see exactly what's crushing it across different niches.

The most versatile format is the listicle. "5 habits that changed my life," "7 ways to increase productivity," "3 mistakes costing you money," "What I learned about..." These work because they're evergreen, valuable, and make people think "I need to save this for later." The key is providing information that's genuinely useful.

Tumblr and Pinterest are goldmines because they group similar aesthetic photos together. Search keywords in your niche to find relevant images that match your brand. Instagram pages in your niche are also great sources. Just make sure you understand usage rights, especially if you plan to run ads.

Only if you own the image rights. Running ads with other people's photos can get you in serious legal trouble. If you're using your own images or have proper licensing, then absolutely run ads with your top-performing slideshows.

Yes, and you should. Don't limit yourself to TikTok - repurpose your BigMotion.ai slideshows across Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and anywhere else that accepts image carousels. Maximum leverage from minimum effort. The same content that works on TikTok will work everywhere else.

Absolutely. The beauty of slideshows is their versatility. At the end of the day, a slideshow is just a list in visual form. If your content can be structured as a list, it can be a slideshow. Check out BigMotion.ai's slideshow library to see examples across different industries and niches.

Hell yes. Here's how: "0 to $10k in 30 days (here's my Shopify stack)" and share 5 tools including your app. Or "3 hard truths I learned growing a $10k MRR Shopify store" where one slide discusses a problem your app solves. The key is forming your hook as a list where each slide is a bullet point. Don't lie about numbers - authenticity is everything. But you get the idea of how to naturally weave your product into valuable content.