TIKTOK UPDATE ☀️ August Edition ☀️

There is a new move on TikTok that barely anyone is using yet, and you're gonna wanna get on this one early. So here's what you do. Open up TikTok and tap that black plus sign, but don't start recording here, okay? Instead, you're gonna tap create, and then you're gonna choose Autocut. Now, you're gonna go pick 3, 4 random photos or videos. But you don't need to overthink this part. It could be pretty much anything. Your coffee, your lunch, your dog, a walk or something that's just been sitting in your camera roll for weeks. TikTok is going to put the video together for you. It's gonna add the transitions, match everything to music, and then it's gonna give you a finished video in literally a few seconds. And the best part is you don't have to sit there wondering what to film or what trend to try next. Okay, once TikTok puts it together, I would still add text on screen. You guys already know how I feel about that. It gives people a reason to stop and actually watch your video. And honestly, sometimes the simplest videos are the ones that end up getting pushed the most. Now, here's one thing I would leave alone. If TikTok recommends a sound for you, I would just keep it most of the time, okay? It usually picks an audio that's already performing well. So unless you have a reason to change it, just let the app do what it does. And then once it's finished, pick the version that you like the best and post it. And then I also recommend posting it to your story too. You're getting two opportunities for people to see the exact same piece of content, and it only took a few extra seconds. So if you've never tried this before, give it a shot. Save this video so you can come back to it later, and then let me know in the comments if this is something that you're gonna test. I'll see you guys on the next one!