Go Tall · B2C · height prediction app for teens
Copy your winning video format onto two new accounts and a friend's
All three accounts blew up, showing the format was teachable
Workedorganic-short-video
What they did
Once the format worked, replicated it himself on two other TikTok accounts and had his girlfriend post it on her account, to check that the format works regardless of who posts it.
What happened
Both new accounts and the girlfriend's account blew up, so he concluded anyone could be taught the format.
- Stage
- Growth (early-growth)
“With the format, I replicated it myself on like two different accounts, and they both blew up. I had my girlfriend do it too, and like her account blew up.”
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