1. Creator-first content, not polished ads Instead of flashy ads, we worked with micro-creators who filmed casual "day-in-my-life" or "trip planning" videos. Super authentic — like: "Let me show you how I just booked a 3-day beach trip for $120 😭🤯." 2. Strong hook in first 2 seconds Every video immediately answered "Why should I care?" Examples: "How I'm flying to Miami for $40 round trip ✈️" "If you love traveling but hate spending money, watch this." 3. Tangible proof TikToks showed real screenshots of flight prices inside the app. Viewers could SEE the cheap deal with their own eyes = instant credibility. 4. Trend jacking and sounds We matched trending sounds (but didn't force it). One creator used a viral "he's a 10 but..." meme to say "He's a 10 but he didn't use [App Name] and spent $500 on a flight 🤡" — it exploded. 5. Call to action Soft CTA: "Download it if you're tryna save your wallet this summer 💸" No hard selling — it felt like a tip from a friend. 📈 Results: 400% more downloads than projected in the first week. App trended on TikTok search for "cheap flights". Brand's TikTok account gained +20k followers in 10 days.

1. Pick a relatable hook Start each TikTok with a strong hook that instantly grabs attention, like: "You won't believe I got ALL this for under $20!" "Best-kept secret for budget shopping 🛒✨" "Here's how I shop boujee on a broke budget 💸" 2. Use a real app Choose a popular app your audience would recognize for budget shopping. Some great ones: Temu (super popular for cheap finds) Shein (for clothes & home) AliExpress (for random cheap items) Target App (using clearance/sales section) Rakuten (cashback when shopping)

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