Is Tiktok too saturated for new real estate/personal finance content creators?

We started posting real estate/personal finance videos from scratch with new accounts on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube shorts. Honestly, it feels a lot harder to get views, new followers, or reach our target audience compared to a couple years ago. We have been consistently posting for a 3 months now, 2x a week, our video and production qualities have slowly and steadily improved. We are following all the advice of social media managers, we even considered hiring some. But our view and view times are staying the same or decreasing. No new followers.

We are spending significant time and effort to improve our videos but seeing 0 or negative results.

Any other new real estate or finance influencers experiencing this? For those who started recently, how long did it take to start seeing real growth (like 10k+ followers)? Is it still worth pushing out regular content or is it just too crowded now? Would love to hear some real experiences or tips from others in the same boat.

Is long form content the way to go now?

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ThatGothGuyUK•about 1 year ago•1

If you are selling something you either need to be using paid promotions to target your audience or you just need to look at TikTok as a bit of fun because if you are a non sponsored post and you come up in my feed I'm reporting your account for spam if you are trying to sell something.

We don't want every company on TikTok forcing products on us, it's a fun app for fun videos and not primarily an advertising tool.

Is Tiktok too saturated for new real estate/personal finance content creators?

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