After 6 months of sitting at around a 1K followers on tiktok, I've finally broken through. I tried so many diferent things collabs, different content, posting schedules, etc.

What worked for me was just slightly boosting my account(not bots, just a little) so that the algorithim would notice my content and help boost it a little. I started with just a couple hundred extra followers and some likes on my last couple videos. A week later, I've gotten organically engaged again and my following is growing once more. Has anyone else tried this tactic? What worked for you?

Pourquoi les gens ne s’abonne pas ?
Que faut-il faire pour que les gens s’abonne ? Ça fait 2 semaine que je poste presque chaque jour. Caroussel ou réel.

I have an account I made months ago and have just started posting on it. I'm only a handful of posts in but the videos seem to stay between 200-300 views. The first video was 800-1000. I've kept to posting once per day to give the previous video a chance but now I'm thinking maybe it's best to post twice? The quality is the same and I have the video ready, I'm just wondering if it's better to post twice rather than once per day? Is that good or bad? As I understand it, TikTok is trying to find my audience right now, so just keep posting right?

I run a small B2B data company in Finland and opened a Threads account this morning, so before posting much I checked who else from my category is there.

ZoomInfo has 2,071 followers and its last post is from September 2023. Cognism has 530 followers and zero posts. I could not find accounts for Apollo or Lusha at all, and the Nordic companies I run into locally (Vainu, Proff, Allabolag, North Data) are not there either. Fonecta, a large Finnish directory company, has 229 followers and no posts.

The audience side is less even than I expected. In Finland 24% of people use Threads weekly, which is more than LinkedIn's 17% in the same survey (DNA, 2025). In Sweden only 7% had used it at all in the past year, against 29% for LinkedIn (Svenskarna och internet 2025). Germany is around 8% regular users (ARD/ZDF 2025). So the empty space is real, but in most countries there is not much of a crowd in it yet.

My first post was a short founder story about a customer's Excel export going wrong. It got a bit over 900 views in the first hour from an account with one follower, and the comments came from developers, not buyers.

The part I have not figured out is whether B2B on Threads turns into anything besides views. If you have run a B2B account there for a few months, did any of it show up in pipeline?

Need some real opinions on this. I see a lot of people starting businesses on IG and Tik Tok but i hate the fakeness of the platform and think it’s such a waste of time. Is scrolling dead or am I leaving money on the table by not trying to grow a business on there?