1. Nail the First 3 Seconds (Hook Power) Use bold text, a surprising statement, or a relatable problem right away. Example: “Stop scrolling if you’re a student who hates resumes .

2. Lean Into Trends (But Add Your Twist) Use trending sounds, memes, or filters—but make them fit your brand story. A career app can remix a trending audio into “What I think recruiters want vs. what they actually want.” 3. Post Consistently & Test Often Aim for 3–5 posts per week to feed TikTok’s algorithm. Experiment with styles: tips, storytelling, behind-the-scenes, humor. See what sticks. 4. Balance Value + Entertainment Mix content buckets: Educational (tips, how-tos, quick hacks) Entertaining (skits, memes, reactions) Emotional (user stories, relatable struggles) 5. Engage, Don’t Just Post Reply to comments with video responses (TikTok boosts these). Stitch or duet with users who engage with your brand. Interact like a person, not a company. 6. Use User-Generated Content (UGC) Encourage your community to create around your brand (challenges, reactions, testimonials). Repost or feature them—it builds trust and spreads reach.

Story Snippets with Effects Record short clips of stories being narrated with the app’s sound effects. Pair with captions like “This bedtime story just came alive . Use trending background sounds/music, but lower the volume so narration is clear. Before & After Show a parent reading a story in a normal way (quiet, no effects). Switch to Readmio, with immersive sound effects and narration—kids’ excited reactions included. Caption: “Upgrade bedtime stories in seconds.” Kids’ Reactions Capture candid moments of children laughing, being surprised, or mimicking the story voices.

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