DuckMath · B2C · unblocked games website
Auto-post every TikTok to Instagram, YouTube Shorts and Snapchat too
Top video got 3.2M views on Instagram vs 2.1M on TikTok; Snapchat 20K+ a video
Workedorganic-short-video
What they did
Used repurpose.io to take each TikTok he posted and automatically re-upload it to Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and Snapchat, with no extra work. He singles out Snapchat as overlooked: videos consistently got 20,000+ views there.
What happened
His top video did 2.1M views on TikTok and 3.2M on Instagram (5M total); Snapchat consistently 20K+ views per video.
- Effort
- Every video, automated
“that was cross-posted to Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Snapchat. Most people don't look at Snapchat, but we consistently hit 20,000 views and above from Snapchat, so I definitely would not sleep on Snapchat.”
“Then, I have this platform called repurpose.io. It takes my TikTok videos that I post, and then cross-posts them to all the other platforms”
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