What to do if your TikTok videos have low views

Make sure your profile and videos are public so everyone can see your content.
If your account or videos are private, only approved followers can watch your videos, which limits your reach.

Upload at least 4 videos per week to keep your audience engaged and increase your chances of being seen.

Find a posting schedule that works for you and stick to it.

Using popular sounds and hashtags increases the chance that your videos appear on the For You Page (FYP).

Browse TikTok trends and add relevant hashtags and sounds to your videos.

Use popular formats that work best on TikTok, like transition, POV, GRWM, lip-sync, and dances.

Start your video with a strong hook to grab viewers’ attention in the first few seconds.
Keep videos short and dynamic to keep people watching till the end.

Respond to comments and engage with your followers.

Comment on other creators’ videos and join TikTok communities to increase your visibility.

If you have a Pro Account, review your TikTok analytics to understand which videos perform better and why.

Pay attention to watch time, audience demographics, and traffic sources to optimise future videos.

Use good lighting and clear audio.
Edit your videos to make them visually appealing and easy to watch.

Partnering with others can expose your content to new audiences.

Try duets, stitches, or shout-outs with creators in your niche.

Videos that don’t follow community rules may be limited or removed.
Make sure your content complies with TikTok’s policies.

Growing your views takes time.
Test different types of content, formats, and posting times to see what works best.