TIKTOK UPDATE Use for INSTANT content

@amandagrowandmonetize

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Why it worked

The video provides a practical, time-saving solution for content creators struggling with idea generation and editing, leveraging a built-in platform feature that is underutilized, making it highly relevant and valuable to its target audience.

Summary

This video explains a new TikTok feature called "AutoCut" that allows users to quickly create videos from existing photos and clips. The creator demonstrates how to use the feature, emphasizing its ease of use for generating instant content, especially on days when inspiration is lacking.

Structure

1Introduction to a new TikTok feature for instant content.
2Demonstration of how to access and use the AutoCut feature.
3Explanation of the benefits: ease of use, time-saving, and content generation from existing media.
4Advice on using recommended sounds and posting to stories for increased visibility.
5Call to action to try the feature and share results.

Product placement

TikTok (app): a social media platform where users create and share videos. It ACTS as the platform for the content creation feature being demonstrated. Removing it would change what happens in the video. 8K ULTRA HD (logo): a video quality indicator. It merely APPEARS. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

Call to action

Save this so you can find it later, and let me know if you’ve tried this feature yet.

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Original caption

Part 30. Most creators are making content the hard way. TikTok already has free tools that can help you come up with ideas, organize your thoughts, and speed up your content creation process… but hardly anyone is using them. The creators who learn these tools early will have a huge advantage. Save this so you can find it later, and let me know if you’ve tried this feature yet. #tiktoktips #contentcreator #tiktokgrowth #creatortips #socialmediatips

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Transcript

There's a new move on TikTok that barely anyone is using yet, and you wanna get on this one early. Okay? So this is what you're gonna do. You're gonna open up TikTok, and then you're gonna tap that black plus sign. But don't start recording anything. Instead, you're gonna tap create and then autocut. Now go and grab some photos or some videos from your camera roll, but don't overthink it, okay? It could be three or four photos of your coffee, your lunch, your dog, something that you did over the weekend. Literally just clips that you already have sitting in your phone. Once you choose them, TikTok is gonna do most of the work for you. It's gonna put everything together for you, add the transitions, match your clips to music, and then basically hand you a finished product in a few seconds. And this is why I like this feature, because it's super easy, especially on the days that you just don't know what to post. You don't have to come up with some huge content idea. You don't have to figure out what to film, and you don't have to spend forever editing something. Just go grab a few things that you already have, let TikTok put it together for you, and then you have something that you can post for the day. Sometimes we seem to make content a lot harder than it needs to be. Okay. One of the things I personally wouldn't change, though, is the sound. If TikTok recommends a sound for you, I would just leave it alone because usually that just means that it's something that is working with that type of content. Now, once it gives you different versions, pick the one that you like the best, add your text on screen, and then go and post it. And then I always recommend posting it to your story. Okay? Because now you've given that one piece of content another opportunity to get seen, and it literally takes a few extra seconds. So if you haven't tried autocut yet, test it with something you already have sitting in your camera roll. Save this so you can come back to it when you're ready to try it. And if you do test it, come back and tell me how it does. I'll see you on the next one.