Tips for Using the TikTok App and Pay Rates for TikTok

To obtain better recommendations for videos to watch, pick a few themes that interest you while creating a TikTok account. This will assist in avoiding unwanted and unneeded information in your suggestions feed. Personalized videos are created based on your viewing, like, and sharing habits.

There are 5 primary pages to the app that may be accessed at the bottom of the screen.

Home. There are two feeds on this page: "Following" and "For You." While the other saves the most recent videos from the TikTok accounts you follow, the first offers suggestions for new content.

Discover. These videos have been tagged with popular hashtags. Browse the products and conduct a search for something you're interested in.

Embrace video. This button has a big plus sign on it. You can't avoid it. To create on TikTok, upload content, click on it, then experiment with filters, effects, speed, and other features.

Inbox. This tab displays every action involving your videos. Likes, remarks, direct messages (DMs), and more.

Profile. Your TikTok channel, which is visible to all users and TikTok creators. Adjust your privacy settings by looking through the account options.

Pay Rates for TikTok

A creative must apply for the creator's fund in order to make money directly from TikTok. TikTok pays between 2 and 4 cents for every 1,000 views through this scheme. Which isn't really that much. However, if the video becomes popular, you could profit significantly from a single post.

A video needs millions of views in order to go viral. Even then, the initial cost is not too high. One million views on a video will bring in $20 to $40. As a result, for material to be extremely lucrative on TikTok, it must be exquisitely entertaining.

Some artists can make over a million dollars a year from their short videos, while other channels struggle to attract viewers. Consider Addison Rae, who ranks first among TikTok influencers on Forbes' list of the platform's highest-paid celebrities.