Services for TikTok

TikTok decides fast. A video is shown to a small batch of people first, and what that batch does in the first hours sets how far the next push goes. That is why views, likes and shares on a video are worth placing while the video is new, and why the same order on a three-week-old post does much less.

The account and the video are separate targets, exactly as on Instagram. Followers move the profile. Likes, views, comments, shares and saves move one video, and you paste that video's link.

Live is its own category and it has a hard condition: the order only lands while you are actually broadcasting. Live viewers and live likes cannot be queued for a stream that has not started, and they stop when you go off air. Place them once you are live, not before.

Saves are the quiet one. A save sits in your analytics and in the viewer's own collection, so it does not show as a public number under the video. If your reason for buying is what a visitor reads on the page, saves are the wrong line to buy.

One last thing worth saying plainly: none of these services change the first three seconds of your video, and the first three seconds are what TikTok is actually testing.