When it comes to creating TikTok content that simplifies complex crypto topics like Dogecoin and Anoncoin, my approach would be all about making them fun, visual, and easy to follow, while dropping in some real context and personality.

To create a TikTok video that educates users about meme coins, I’d keep it short, punchy, and visually engaging, similar to Pump.fun’s style. I’d use bold text-on-screen synced with trending audio to grab attention, starting with a hook like “Ever wonder why everyone’s talking about meme coins?” and then breaking the concept into quick, digestible points, explaining that meme coins are tokens built around internet culture, driven by hype and community rather than utility, and showing how they can lead to both big gains and losses. To keep viewers engaged, I’d mix in meme visuals or reaction clips alongside the text to reinforce the humor and culture behind meme coins, and I’d close with a direct call-to-action like “Would you buy a meme coin?” to spark conversation in the comments.

One successful content project I worked on was managing multiple accounts with multiple daily posts. I developed a structured content calendar that balanced variety. To keep up with the posting volume, I streamlined the workflow: batching content creation, using scheduling tools, and repurposing assets across platforms with slight tweaks for each audience. I also tracked engagement in real time, identifying which formats (like Reels with trending sounds or text-on-screen TikToks) performed best, and quickly adjusted the strategy to double down on what was working. The result was consistent growth in followers and engagement across all accounts, while maintaining a strong, authentic voice for each brand.