Trying Be A TikToker

My brother has only been on TikTok for two months, yet he earns through affiliate marketing. Despite his videos not being high quality, they attract massive traffic, proving engagement and strategy matter more than perfection.

Now, I’m trying my luck on TikTok to make my products popular. Even with a low-quality video, I got 200 views in just two days. I see this as a good start, proving that consistency and engagement might be the key to success.

I plan to post a short video every day. I don’t care if it’s bad—I’ll focus on improving my ideas over time. What I love about TikTok is its millions of users in our country. They’re not critical; they just enjoy scrolling for fun.

Some people underestimate TikTokers, but I no longer agree with them. TikTokers are simple and pragmatic users. They don’t need long explanations to decide whether they like something or not. Their choices are independent and instant—if they enjoy a video, they simply tap the love symbol.

Besides that, TikTok has helped millions of users promote products freely and instantly. People tend to like TikTok because going viral isn’t as hard as they think. Sometimes, a user doesn’t even realize their video will go viral—it just happens unexpectedly, driven by trends, engagement, and the platform’s unique algorithm.

That's why TikTok is a mass social media platform. Low-quality videos are not a barrier for new users. Anyone can gain views and engagement, making it easy for beginners to grow and reach an audience.