A song does not catch on because the artist posts it once. It catches on when many different people make videos with it. Every video made with your song puts it in front of a new group of people who trust the person posting.
Why videos from many people beat bought followers
When you post your song, it reaches your own followers. When 20 people make videos with it, it reaches 20 different groups of followers, in their own towns and their own circles.
Bought followers and bought views cannot do this. They do not make videos, they do not share, and they do not stream your song. TikTok's rules also ban fake engagement, so they put your account at risk.
What it costs
- TikTok Starter: 5 people make a video with your song for GHS 60
- TikTok Video: 10 people for GHS 120
- TikTok Boost: 20 people for GHS 230
Every video is made by a real person on their own TikTok account. Each person has to add that TikTok account for checking before they can send you a video, and you check every video yourself.
How it works
- Sign up free as a Promoter and add money to your wallet with Mobile Money or card.
- Choose a TikTok package and add the link to your song.
- Say what kind of video you want: a dance, a lip-sync, a reaction, or a short story with your song playing.
- Real people make the video on their own TikTok and send you the link.
- You open each video and check it.
Tips that make the videos work
- Post your own TikTok with the catchiest 15 to 30 seconds of the song first, so everyone uses the same sound.
- Give one simple idea people can copy: a dance step, one line to lip-sync, or a caption challenge.
- Ask for your name and the song title in every caption, so viewers can find the full song.
- Pair it with WhatsApp Status posts on release day, so people hear the song in two places at once.