Step 1: Secure & Back Up Content
- Download all videos, drafts, and account data, and follow TikTok’s data transfer steps for safe storage.
- Stay aligned for seamless global management!
Save and update login credentials, including management contacts, and secure settings as needed.
- Temporarily disable 2FA for easier access and clean up DM’s, followers, reposts, and favorites.
Stay prepared and protect your content!
Step 2: Establish a new platform to reroute followers
- Create a new space to connect with your followers and maintain engagement.
- Use email newsletters, websites, or other social channels to guide your audience to your new platform.
- Start driving traffic now to ensure a smooth transition if platform changes occur.
Step 3: Identify + Secure a platform partner
- Partner with an international agency or team to oversee your TikTok account outside of the US.
- Grant shared access and coordinate profile login details.
- Create a workflow for content upload and approval, factoring in time zones for effective scheduling.
- Regularly review performance with your partner to refine and improve your content strategy.
Step 4: Diversity Your Social Media Presence
- Relying on a single platform is risky—spread your content across multiple spaces to protect your reach and grow your audience.
- Adapt your content to each platform for maximum engagement and strengthening your connection with your community.
- Target U.S. Fans on New Platforms:
- Youtube Shorts
- Instagram Reels
- Facebook Reels
- Snapchat Spotlight