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TikTok punishes you for slowing down and rewards daily posting. Editing one clip a day around real work is a job nobody keeps up past month three — so the account goes quiet right when it was starting to move.
The algorithm judges frame one in under a second. If it isn't a stoppable image and a contrarian opening line, the video stops being shown — and you never see why, because the view count just quietly flatlines.
A sound or format is hot for days, not weeks. Manual editing means you're always reacting late, posting to a trend that already crested and is on its way down.
"Post daily and the algorithm will find you" is half the advice. Without retention data you can't see which hook formats are bleeding views on the third repeat — so you scale the mistakes instead of killing them.
You batch once; the pipeline cuts, captions, scores, and queues the whole week. No daily scramble, no living inside the app, no editing on a Sunday night to keep the streak alive.
A frame-one stoppable title card and a weekday-rotated hook bank — Monday contrarian, Tuesday prompt-exposure, Thursday client-proof — with two A/B variants a day, so the first second consistently buys you the rest of the video.
The scheduler ships daily at your audience's peak window and re-renders each clip for Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts — no TikTok watermark, platform-specific captions and hashtags generated per channel, not copy-pasted.
A weekly retention heatmap shows which videos lost half their viewers in second one and which hit 75% completion — so we retire dead hook formats early instead of riding them down.
I pull your last 30 videos, score the hook on each, and map your retention curve to find the three formats quietly killing your reach. You get a written kill list before we build anything. (Day 1–3)
We design the weekday hook bank, lock caption style, BGM library, and end-card look on a single pilot video you approve — so the whole batch inherits a format you've already signed off on. (Day 4–7)
Pipeline runs in your environment, scheduling daily via the TikTok Business API with the first week on a screen-share to catch edge cases. You keep the runbook, the hook-bank doc, the retention dashboard, and the BGM library. (Day 8–14)
The repeatable lever: a weekday-rotated hook bank, frame-one stoppable title cards, and a weekly retention review that retires dying formats early — daily posting from one batch, no new gear, the same camera and face throughout. Built to move first-frame retention and median views, the inputs you actually control.
15 TikToks + posting setup.
60 TikToks + auto-posting.
30 videos/mo on autopilot.
After the hook audit I lock the full scope in writing within 48 hours, before you pay a cent — you know exactly what ships. Once the engine is live you get 14 days to surface anything that misfires and I fix it. I won't promise follower counts or revenue; those live in your offer and your market, not my pipeline.
30-min discovery call. I'll audit your last 30 videos, map the retention curve, and send a written kill list of dying hook formats plus fixed scope within 48 hours.
Start the briefSame fixed-scope build, delivered remotely to any US state. The per-state breakdown is being rewritten — it carried first-party performance figures we could not substantiate, so it is withheld rather than shipped unverified. Ask on the call and you will get the local detail directly.
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