The short answer
One to three slideshows a day per account, every day. Consistency beats bursts: posting daily for weeks is what teaches TikTok who to show your posts to.
Week by week
| When | What to do |
|---|---|
| Days 1 to 5 | Warm up: fill in the profile, scroll your niche, like, comment and follow. Do not post yet. |
| Weeks 1 and 2 | One slideshow a day. Keep scrolling and engaging every day. |
| Weeks 3 and 4 | Two a day if views are steady. Make more of the hooks that worked. |
| After that | Up to three a day per account, or open a second account. |
Why not ten a day?
Bursts look automated and split your audience across too many posts. Past three a day on one account, you usually get more views by opening a second account with another angle on your product.
If you get 0 views
Zero views is almost always about the account, not the content: it is new and was not warmed up, or TikTok is limiting it. Stop posting for a few days, use the account like a normal person, then post once and see where it lands. A few hundred views is different: the account is fine, and the hooks need work.
What that means in slideshows a month
Two a day on one account is about 60 a month. Starter makes 100, enough for one account at up to three a day. Pro makes 300, for three or four accounts. Unlimited makes 750, for agencies and brands running many accounts.
Updated October 3, 2026
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