What is working in your niche on TikTok, with the posts to prove it
Ask a question about your niche and get back the TikTok posts that answer it, with their views, how far each beat its creator’s usual, and a structure you can repeat. What research returns, what it costs, and what it will not do.
The question every creator asks before filming is some version of “what is working right now?” Research answers it with evidence rather than advice: you ask about your niche, and it returns the TikTok posts that already answered it, with the numbers attached.
What you ask
A question and a product. “Which posts about weeknight dinners for picky kids are getting the most views this month, and what do they have in common?” Your assistant hands that to research, which writes TikTok searches in the audience’s own words, watches the best videos, and grades each one against your question.
What comes back
A ranked list of real posts. Each one carries:
- the post itself: URL, caption, hashtags
- views, likes, comments, shares and saves, and the creator’s follower count
- how far it beat that creator’s usual views, where enough of their posts are known to say
- from watching it: the hook, the genre, the format, a structure you can repeat, and one line on why it was judged to fit
You can narrow the answer to videos or slideshows, a language, a period, and how closely a post has to fit your product.
What it will not do
It reads posts that already exist; it generates nothing and predicts nothing. The answer is the list and the fields on each post. The part where someone says what the posts have in common is your assistant’s job, reading the structures and hooks it was handed. It is TikTok only, and it takes a few minutes rather than seconds, because it is watching videos, not guessing.
For how to turn an answer into your own post, see what to post on TikTok: start from what already worked.
Common questions
Then post it
Say it once, post it everywhere
Say what to post and when — it goes out on time to every account, without you opening a tab.
Paste this into your client
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