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That's why the company adds suggested search terms above and below TikTok videos to encourage users to find and click on related posts they might enjoy. AdvertisementWhy does the TikTok search bar tend to amplify drama? The suggested search phrases on TikTok are determined algorithmically, not by a human, based on relevance and engagement factors, a spokesperson told Business Insider. The search results reflect what users are saying about the TikTok video. AdvertisementWhen inappropriate or unwanted search phrases slip through its content-moderation system, the company has a feature that lets users report a recommended search that violates its policies.
Persons: , Christian Vierling, TikTok, who's, influencers, Joel Bervell, we're Organizations: Service, Business, Women's Health
It wasn't just because TikTok users love to gossip — the platform suggested names of popular models as related searches at the bottom of Paré's video. When Business Insider viewed the video, TikTok suggested searching for "devon windsor suitcase" and "Taylor Hill" in different search bars. As TikTok looks to boost search activity , the company is automatically generating suggested queries in the search bars on videos. AdvertisementSince user comments help feed recommended searches, trolls flooding a creator's comments section with rude phrases or false claims can impact what the app recommends their followers view next. AdvertisementLike Bervell, several other TikTokers expressed frustration at their lack of control over the recommended searches, which can end up being "gossipy," he said, or completely unrelated to their content.
Persons: , TikTok influencer Taylor Paré, Devin Windsor, TikTok, Taylor, Paré, Julia McNamee, she's, Katarina Terentieva, influencers, Joel Bervell, Bervell, we're, Jahleane, It's, it's, Brett Dashevsky, Dashevsky Organizations: Service, Business, Industry, Group, Adobe Express, Google, BI, Economy, YouTube Locations: New York
Some Black creators don't think they're being paid their worth by brands. However, there are still some TikTokers with millions of followers who don't earn enough money through content creation alone to support themselves. "Followers don't always translate to dollars, especially for people who look like me," he said. "Black male creators need blue-chip brand partners to advocate for them to further their access and upward mobility." Three Black TikTokers, including Lee Jr., share why they haven't been able to successfully monetize their content and how they're supplementing their income.
Here's the media kit that's helped him land deals with companies like Neutrogena and Meta. A key factor in landing some of these deals has been a media kit he first created in 2021, which he calls his "influencer resume." One of the biggest deals he's been able to secure with the media kit was a partnership with Neutrogena earlier this year. Here's the latest version of his media kit:The first page of Bervell's media kit is an intro to BervellPage 1 of Bervell's media kit. He ends his media kit with videos that showcase the versatility of his content instead of the ones with the highest engagement.
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