Make Bingeable Content on Tiktok Using This Strategy...

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Introduction

If you're a follower of mine, you know that bingeability is crucial for TikTok growth as we head into 2024 and 2025. Before we dive into the meat of this article, check the description below for a free community you can join, which includes a new, free course on achieving 5,000 followers. This course will help you go live, monetize, and do TikTok shopping, among other things.

Think in Chunks, Not Singular Videos

Bingeability hinges on viewing your TikTok content as chunks rather than individual videos. I recently applied this approach with my SEO content. Here's how I did it:

Breaking Down the Main SEO Concepts

I identified three key scenarios for SEO categorizations:

  1. Fine-related content
  2. Temporary categorization
  3. Long-term categorization

For these scenarios, I initially wrote a script targeted for a full-length YouTube video. However, to avoid eligibility issues on TikTok's For You Page, I first broke it down into a three-part TikTok series.

TikTok to YouTube Workflow

I follow a structure that starts with TikTok and then moves to YouTube for fully fleshed-out content. Here’s the workflow I adopted:

Structure for Series Content

  • Idea: Start with a solid idea.
  • Hook: Capture attention immediately.
  • Intro: Lead into the main content.
  • Main Points:
    • FRC
    • Temporary Categorization
    • Long-term Categorization
  • Ending: Conclude with a call to action (CTA).

Example in Action

I identified a trending topic on YouTube—"Is the NBA rigging games for LeBron?"—and structured it similarly. This helps me create a compelling series for TikTok while ensuring each part flows into the next.

Setting Up Calls to Action

Between each part of the TikTok series, include a CTA that guides viewers to the next video:

  • Example CTA: "If you're getting categorizations for a few days, check the next video here."

Benefits of This Strategy

  • Enhanced Viewer Retention: Encourages viewers to watch multiple videos in a series.
  • Content Flexibility: The same script can be used for both TikTok and YouTube.
  • Increased Authority: Multiple video views per viewer boost your authority and average views.

Conclusion

This strategy not only augments your TikTok content but provides you with a long-form script for YouTube. It’s an efficient way to produce high-quality content for both platforms, leveraging bingeability to grow your audience.

Remember, bingeability is key. Craft compelling stories, keep their curiosity piqued, and guide them through a series of engaging videos.

Keywords

  • TikTok growth
  • Bingeability
  • TikTok strategy
  • SEO categorizations
  • Content chunks
  • For You Page
  • Viewer retention
  • Average views
  • Script writing
  • Calls to Action (CTA)
  • Long-form video
  • YouTube content

FAQ

Q: Why is bingeability important for TikTok growth? A: Bingeability encourages viewers to watch multiple videos, boosting your average views per viewer and establishing your authority.

Q: How can I avoid eligibility issues on TikTok’s For You Page? A: Instead of posting content from other platforms directly, craft original content specifically for TikTok first and then repurpose it for other platforms.

Q: How do you structure a TikTok series? A: Start with a compelling idea, create a hook to grab attention, then introduce and deliver the main content in parts, each ending with a CTA to watch the next video.

Q: Can I use the same script for both TikTok and YouTube? A: Yes, write the script as a full-length YouTube video and then break it down into smaller chunks for TikTok.

Q: What are the benefits of breaking down content into chunks? A: It enhances viewer retention, provides flexibility, and increases your authority by boosting the number of views per viewer.