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TikTok strategy for artists
TikTok Strategy for Artists
People throughout history have created the greatest hooks of all time, only to see them die in their notepad because they were unable to complete the entire piece. They had the hook or the first line, but couldn't develop the rest of the material.
One of the key things I've been trying to get across to up-and-coming artists is that if you have something fire, but you can't figure out the rest of it, that should be your TikTok content. Make it a challenge. You never know which producer might hit you up. There are countless potential ghostwriters out there who could see your piece on their For You page.
Of course, you shouldn't post it on the first day. Play with it a little bit first. However, if you've been stuck with this hook for six months and haven’t done anything with it, maybe it's time to just put it out there.
Keywords
- TikTok strategy
- Artists
- Hooks
- Collaboration
- Ghostwriters
- Producers
- Social media challenges
- Creative process
FAQs
Q: What should I do if I have a great hook but can't finish the song? A: Consider making a TikTok challenge out of it. Sharing it online could attract producers or ghostwriters who would love to collaborate with you.
Q: How long should I wait before posting my unfinished material on TikTok? A: Play around with it for a little while, but if you've been stuck with it for about six months without progress, it might be time to share it.
Q: Can sharing my work on TikTok really help me find collaborators? A: Yes, TikTok’s vast user base includes many potential collaborators who might be inspired by your work.