Hi Reader, It seems that we have access back to TikTok for the time being but I honestly don't know how long that is going to be for. The law did pass both chambers and get signed into law. Then SCOTUS upheld it so if at any point in time a new law doesn't get passed rescinding the old one or the app doesn't get sold it's still could go away. With that being said I made a video on exactly what I would do right now if I were you and I relied on TikTok for my business. The crucial lesson for every business owner in 2025 is to diversify. You cannot rely on a single income source, a single traffic source or a single other person to prop you up. My Number ONE Tip: Get a domain name to match your TikTok handle so people can find you when they search for you. Chances are good that not every TikTok user is on the other platforms. I personally don't use YouTube the same way I use Instagram or Google. They all have their purposes and I guarantee you your audience are the same way. I hope it's here to stay but honestly I don't trust this government on this decision or many others. I hope you give it a watch and implement a few things I mentioned. Chat soon, Heather PS Did you miss yesterdays live Q&A call? Watch the replay. |
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