Starting a tiktok potentially need advice 🙏

I’m getting the urge to finally start a TikTok account I’m trying to decide exactly what the content will be i’m just wondering if it’s worth it or not or if you have any pointerrs i have a well established small Pinterest account i would say so I might make the content clothing or ootd or craft related I have so many things I could narrow it down to. what do you think would do well and is it worthwhileeee. Maybe get some pr eventually?

I just like sharing my outfit creations ultimately and I’m curious if That would do ok

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BP041•2 days ago•1

OOTD and craft do well on TikTok, especially if you show the making-of process rather than just the final look. Your Pinterest following is a solid foundation — that audience tends to vibe with visual discovery content. PR will come naturally if you're consistent, but don't expect it for the first few months. Pick one angle and post daily for 30 days, then decide if it's worth it.

funkyfish199•2 days ago•-3

As a potential customer you would drive me away if I saw that you used a platform like TikTok

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