TikTok: Understand the rules for placing your content in the ‘For You’ feed

One of TikTok’s standout features, the “For You” feed, displays personalized content for each user based on their individual interests, allowing creators to go viral as long as their videos are engaging. What should you do to get more views on the app?

This week, the social network released some tips for those looking to succeed on the platform. Along with creativity and originality, the video maker also needs to Understand how eligibility rules work Ensuring that content reaches more people by distributing it throughout the stream.

Since this department prioritizes community safety, certain types of materials not recommendedDepending on the situation, there is a possibility that the content will be removed and the profile responsible for publishing it will be penalized.

Still complies with TikTok’s Community Guidelines, Content created by users between the ages of 13 and 16 is not recommended in the “For You” feedThe rules were recently updated and the new rules came into effect in May.

What can prevent recommendations in the “For You” feed?

Reveal materials that deceive or manipulate people Increasing profile engagement is one of the actions that make distribution in the main TikTok feed more difficult. The same goes for unoriginal content; reusing other users’ materials.

Moreover may not depict or glorify gambling or engaging in similar activities, promoting tobacco use, displaying excessive alcohol consumption, or using the social network’s tool to disseminate commercial content. Another prohibition concerns hate speech and indirect speech that disparages protected groups.

Check out the others Actions that block video recommendations on the “For You” page:

• Promote potentially harmful weight control behaviors and weight loss or muscle building products;
• Promote body types as ideal or perfect;
• Show cosmetic surgeries without risk warnings;
• Encouraging dangerous activities that involve physical harm;
• Body exposure, nudity and sexually explicit content;
• Explicit and graphic content (blood, excessive physical fighting, potentially disturbing material);
• Disinformation (misrepresentation of scientific data, unsubstantiated claims about elections, or distortion of information from authorities).