I’ve created short-form dance videos that focus on high energy, clear transitions, and syncing movement with trending sounds. I pay attention to making choreography simple enough for viewers to replicate, while adding unique elements so it stands out. I also experiment with camera angles, cuts, and effects to keep the energy high and the watch time strong. Most importantly, I adapt dances to fit current trends and challenges so the content feels fresh, relatable, and shareable.

I look at what’s currently trending on TikTok’s “For You” page and in the TikTok Sounds library, paying attention to songs that are gaining momentum across different niches. I also monitor weekly trending charts and creator playlists to spot early rising sounds. Then, I make sure the music matches the video’s energy, brand message, and target audience—so it feels authentic rather than forced. If the brand wants longevity, I’ll sometimes blend trending sounds with timeless tracks that stay relevant longer.

I would ensure I stick to a daily posting frequency by planning and batching content ahead of time. I create a content calendar that maps out themes, hooks, and formats for each day so I’m never scrambling for ideas. I also film and edit multiple videos in one sitting, which makes it easier to stay consistent while keeping quality high. On top of that, I use scheduling tools and reminders to stay on track. By staying organized and proactive, I can meet daily posting requirements while still making each piece feel fresh and engaging.