Hook

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Most people blame the algorithm when they're actually causing the problem themselves. And I know don't wanna hear that. Everyday I see creator saying the algorithm hates me, my views are stuck, TikTok isn't pushing my videos. Let me ask you something. How often are you posting? How often are you engaging? You actually studying your content? Because a lot of people blame the algorithm while posting once every few days. Or posting random content with no direction. Or posting and immediately leaving the app. Then they wonder why nothing is moving. Listen, the algorithm isn't perfect, but it's not sitting there trying to stop you either. It's looking for signals, watch time, comments, shares, retention, people staying on the video. That's what it cares about. So instead of blaming the algorithm, start asking better questions. Did I have a strong hook? Did people watch long enough? Did I post consistently this week? Did I actually give the algorithm enough content to work with? Because the creators who grow usually spend less time complaining and more time improving. And that's why they eventually win. So the moment you stop fighting the algorithm and start learning it, everything starts changing.