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Influencer Marketing · Published February 23, 2022

Leigh Ann Ambrosi
Managing Partner & EVP, Consumer Lifestyle

When Companies Should Share Content on TikTok

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Plenty of companies have already started leveraging TikTok as a marketing platform, and have plans to continue investing in it in the next year. Businesses that are looking to increase their brand awareness on the popular social media app, as well as businesses that are just now starting to use the platform, should have a specific strategy for TikTok.

Companies using the app should know when the best time is to share content on the platform, in order to ensure it has the broadest reach.

Best Sharing Times

According to marketing research, the best days to share content on the platform are the weekend – Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. According to the same piece of research, there are three time frames when a company will benefit most from posting content on the platform.

Those periods include six to nine p.m., three to six p.m., and twelve to three p.m. It's important to note that the best option for businesses posting content on the platform largely depends on the current activity and location of the target audience.

Research

Companies that want to figure out when the best time is for sharing content on TikTok can do some quick research to find out. All they have to do is open up the hamburger menu on the top right-hand corner of the company's profile page on the app. And then in the Settings and Privacy tab, under Creator tools, and then Analytics, businesses should have their analytics turned on.

In the analytics tab, every user gets a dashboard with an overview of different metrics available from the app. A great place to get more insights into a company audience is in the Followers tab.

This is where companies can see their audience metrics, which include information such as their location and when they are most active. This is an important piece of information and should be compared to research from other marketers. This research will help businesses identify the best time frame during which to share content on the platform

Too Much Content

Plenty of companies tend to share videos on TikTok between four and six times each week. But with the number of social media platforms, it has become very easy to overwhelm consumers by sharing too much content too frequently.

The best way to figure out if this is an issue for target audiences is for companies to test out different posting schedules, as well as different content sharing frequencies to figure out what works best for them.

Leigh Ann Ambrosi

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Leigh Ann Ambrosi

"> Leigh Ann Ambrosi leads the Consumer Lifestyle division at 5W. With over 25 years of experience, she is a seasoned expert in brand development, publicity, and media relations. Whether shaping strategy, restructuring workflow, handling multiple clients or managing budgets big or small, she effects change with a constant eye towards producing results. Prior to joining the 5W team, Leigh Ann was Executive Vice President, and Chief Administrative Officer at Magrino Public Relations for over nine years. While at Magrino, she oversaw the Consumer and Food, Wine, & Spirits divisions, and managed the operations of the agency. She was responsible for signing new clients, strengthening existing client relationships and programs, and providing oversight for brands including Martha Stewart, Hunter Douglas, SCOUT, The Ranch, Vaughan, Flybird Cocktails, and Horse Soldier Bourbon, among others. Her passion for her work is paramount, which positions her as a strong mentor to junior staff, inspiring them to a higher level of performance. One of her many accomplishments previous to her agency work include a career in book publishing publicity and marketing, where she created multi-platform marketing campaigns that encompassed advertising, events, social media, buzz marketing stunts, publicity, brand building, and strategic partnerships. During her tenure in publishing, she helped to build the brands for authors including Mario Batali, Deepak Chopra, Jillian Michaels, Tyler Florence, Haylie Pomroy and more. Leigh Ann holds a degree in Mass Communications, with a minor in Journalism, from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. She lives with her two kids in Maplewood, NJ

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