My side project went from $600 - $3000 in 20 days.
But I'm autistic as FUCK and didn't want to manage UGC creators.
Instead I figured out a way to automate everything.
Automated account creation
Automated account warmup
Automated video creation
Automated slideshow creation
And ZERO shadow bans
I even made it so you can control the accounts through an API.
I'll put the link in the comments, this is the future of short form.
how to set up an email for a tiktok new account so you don't have to use a phone number
- go to Hostinger and get a domain (you can use the one you used for the app's website)
- go to domain overview > manage your email
- click on Buy mailbox / Buy more mailboxes
- get an email for $3-7, it will be 0.59 cents a month after
- add mailbox (choose a random mine, i got [email protected] for mine :D )
- done!!
that's it. hostinger is one of the cheapest options (if not the cheapest) and it's the one i use and recommend
thank me later
I built an iPhone farm software that runs your TikTok and Instagram accounts on autopilot.
Real taps. Real devices. No APIs. No bots.
It incubates fresh accounts to aged account warmup state automatically.
Draft or post directly from your own iPhones.
And you only need 1 Mac and 1 iPhone to set it up in 20 minutes.
Free for the next 6 days.
Comment "Warmr" and I'll DM you an invite.
**must be following + retweet**
3.5 million views in the last 30 days FULLY automated with AI
The last month I've been experimenting with AI organic content, and how it compares to humans in terms of cost, time invested and performance
I see a lot of people on this app talking about how they're automating their organic marketing with AI - for the most part I think it's the wrong approach.
Automating your content ONLY works if you fully understand both what content works for your brand and the exact creative process
The first step to automating anything - not just content - is to understand everything about what it is you're automating. It's very difficult to automate something you don't understand
If you haven't gone viral, do not try and automate your content. You will fail. You will not learn anything, and you'll just contribute to the abundance of slop on social media
In a lot of cases, humans are underrated. Especially when it comes to creative tasks. AI lacks taste, and it's very difficult to teach ai what goes viral and why - mainly bc it's not a human, and so it's difficult for it to understand what a human responds too. So for the experimentation phase of content, 9 times out of 10 humans are by far your best bet
AI automation becomes relevant when you have DIALED IN the exact content that goes viral to a T. AI needs definitive frameworks for it to produce a good result.
The content that has gone viral here was first proven by humans with 10s of millions of views. I made the decision to automate it with AI to save cost, and also because it was a very simple, scalable and replicable format
Faceless content is much more suited to AI.
Soon, AI will be at a level where it can successfully do talking head that is indistinguishable from human content. I personally feel it's not quite there yet for organic. There ARE ways to do it, but it's much harder.
Slideshows are very very ai friendly; you create a template, a very detailed prompt on how to write good content, and have a good agent that allocates the hook and topic.
The actual distribution side is still the hardest and most expensive bottleneck. You can generate 100s of good posts a day with the right system - but the difficult part is posting them. I've been using both a combination of doublespeed ai by @rareZuhair and ugc inc by @aidancoding
Right now my human team is still doing a lot more views than AI, but I think the automation can very easily get to 15mil+ views/mo soon
It's been 3 years since AI exploded, but nobody's life has improved outside of Silicon Valley.
Tomo is for real humans, like my little brother Lucas
and 10,000 other humans taking a chance on themselves every single day.
nobody at your company knows what your app actually looks like.
designers ship figma. engineers ship code. PM ships a roadmap.
none of them match.
we built atlas to fix this. point it at any iOS app, get back a complete map of every screen and every path through it.
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