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TikTok for Lawyers: Cracking the Algorithm to Get Clients https://bit.ly/3QEqwhK | (800) 587-0366 TikTok for Lawyers: Cracking the Algorithm to Get Clients Think TikTok's just for teens? Think again. Understanding the algorithm is key to reaching potential clients with your legal expertise. Here's the breakdown: · Immediacy is Everything: Videos that hook viewers in the first seconds get prioritized. · Watch Time Matters: Longer viewers watch, the better your video is ranked. · Engage or Else: Comments, likes, and shares signal value to TikTok, boosting visibility. · Trends are Your Friend: Studies show using trending sounds and formats can increase reach by 30% or more. · Consistency is Key: Post regularly to keep the algorithm feeding viewers your videos. Overwhelmed? We specialize in creating algorithm-friendly TikToks for law firms. Let's get you seen! For more information call (800) 587-0366 or visit us online at https://bit.ly/3QEqwhK TikTok for Lawyers: Cracking the Algorithm to Get Clients #LegalMarketing #lawyerlife #LegalMarketingStrategies #attorneylife #attorneyatlaw #lawyers #attorneysatlaw #lifeofalawyer #lawyering101 #lawyerlifestyle #lawfirmgrowth #lawyergoals #legalmarketing #legalindustry #marketing #lawfirmmarketing #lawyertips #lawyersuccess #lawyerhustle #legalindustry #marketingforlawyers #attorneymarketing

Is there an impending Tiktok ban in Australia? News in from the USA (2 days ago), the platform ban will be written into law. There is little doubt that Australian regulators will be considering the same thing. My ten cents. If you are a business on TikTok and not exploring the potential of Youtube Shorts (and Youtube shop), and/or Instagram Reels, now might be a very good time to do so. Diversifying your strategy could be very wise. There may be a whole lot of displaced TikTok audiences looking for a new home very soon. TikTok Stats in Australia 2024 👉 8.5m monthly users 👉 58 mins per day 👉 350K+ businesses accounts Source: AFR + TikTok #tiktok #socialmedia #youtube #digitalmarketing

The Future of TikTok in the U.S.: Will It Survive the New Law? President Joe Biden has signed a bill into law that includes a provision potentially leading to a TikTok ban in the U.S. Discover the implications and controversies surrounding this popular platform's future. Join us for an in-depth discussion on the potential consequences. #TikTokBan #TikTokFuture #TikTokUSLaw #SocialMediaControversy #TechNews #ChineseOwnership #DigitalPolicy #Innovation #TikTokDebate #VideoSharing

A lot of livelihoods about to be affected!💸 Just thinking out loud, if ByteDance decides to shut its TikTok operations down in the US, I'm curious how the approx. 150 million DAU would react, since for some Tiktokers it's their only source of income and that's an approx. 7.7 B$ in revenue this year! I think in terms of the platform, people can definitely choose an alternative but the kind of traction you get on TikTok vs other platforms is significantly higher due to their proprietary algorithm. https://lnkd.in/d6ZZei6Z #tiktokban #tech #socialmedia

In a new IPR research blog, "The TikTok Ban: Three Insights for PR Professionals," Cayce Myers, Ph.D., LL.M., J.D., APR analyzes the constitutionality and potential consequences of banning TikTok in the US. 🇺🇸🤳 Read the full article to unpack the complex challenges faced by TikTok and what it means for PR professionals: https://buff.ly/3y8RqZJ

I know a lot of people don't agree with what I'm about to say, but I think any material defense of keeping TikTok is not only un-American, its borderline treasonous, and it's absolutely exemplary of what's wrong with the U.S. these days. Before folks say I'm being bombastic by using the term "treason"...(1) I'm not blaming people or SMBs who use it. That's fine. There's no harm. I use it! And (2) here's the definition of treason: "It is the act of waging war against the United States or materially aiding its enemies." And there are folks supporting TikTok in material ways; whether it be through promotion, investment, lobbying, or speech. Admittedly though, whether TikTok is an "enemy" of the state is yet to be determined. Thus, I use the term "borderline treasonous", because we don't know the answer to that...yet. However... We do have reports that TikTok has sent the data of U.S. users to foreign adversaries. We do know that Chinese national security laws can force companies like ByteDance to provide data to the Chinese government. We do know that in June 2022, an investigation by BuzzFeed News revealed leaked audio from internal TikTok meetings where ByteDance engineers in China repeatedly accessed non-public data about U.S. TikTok users. https://bit.ly/3TrLPWc We do know there have been instances of controversial moderation practices, such as suppressing videos related to sensitive political issues, including those critical of the CCP. Do we have TikTok dead to rights? No. And we never will. So are we supposed to wait until something bad happens, or can we not make educated assessments about our nation's security and take reasonable action? Let's not forget, TikTok had a chance to implement "Project Texas", where all of their U.S. data was to be anchored in America. They not only failed to do so in a timely manner (18 months and counting), they obfuscated its progress in front of Congress. Which brings me to the fact that we just simply don't get the easy things right anymore. We can't build homes fast enough. We can't agree on the facts. We can't take suicide-causing devices away from our teens. We can't teach our kids to read. We can't even keep the government out of the OBGYN office. And we didn't take down an unidentified object soaring across our country unabated. A year ago, that object was a Chinese weather balloon. Today, it's TikTok. Let's do something about it this time.

🎬 What if your favorite app was suddenly banned? That’s the reality TikTok creators might face, leading them to file a lawsuit against a proposed US law. This law could force TikTok's Chinese parent company, ByteDance, to divest or face a ban. On May 14 2024, these influencers took a stand, arguing that such drastic measures would harm their freedom of speech and disrupt their careers. They believe the government's move is more about politics than protecting national security. This legal battle not only underscores the clash between regulation and innovation but also raises critical questions about digital rights and the future of online content creation. #TikTokLawsuit #DigitalRights #SocialMedia #TechNews #USLaw

Trying to understand the TikTok divestment-or-ban law and what it means for technology, regulation, investment, and the US-China relationship? Our CEO Justin Sherman writes in Barron's: the three factors in TikTok’s US fate. #technology #policy #geopolitics

For law firms that rely on TikTok for their video marketing, the impending ban could dramatically affect your marketing strategy. Here's what to know, what to expect, and how to prepare for what may come in 6 months. Give our blog post a read! #TSEG #LegalMarketing #TikTokBan https://lnkd.in/ezU_8nXE

Hello, Political Posse! Join reporter Vinaya Johnson as she gives an update on TikTok's legal status in the United States. A successful bill was passed in the Senate, which would effectively ban TikTok if the parent company did not take the appropriate steps to sell the company. An already extremely controversial bill, there will most likely be a lot of pushback, particularly from small business owners who use the app to market their products. Make sure you stay tuned for more updates! #ONC #OurNationalConversation #ExplainThatToMeAgain #Politics #TikTok #Senate