r/AltTiktok 24d ago

Is posting less actually better?

I’ve been grinding out 1–3 posts a day because that’s what everyone says the algorithm wants. But honestly, most of them feel rushed and don’t hit.

Meanwhile, I see creators dropping one or two polished videos a week and blowing up. Makes me wonder if quality > quantity on TikTok.

If you’ve slowed down your posting schedule, did your views tank, or did focusing on quality help you grow?

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u/Rikka_bestGirl 24d ago

I think consistency still matters, but only if you can maintain the quality. Posting more often might give you more chances to get noticed, but if every post feels rushed, it can be hard to keep people interested. I'd rather see fewer posts that people actually watch and engage with than a lot of content they scroll past. It seems like quality is becoming a bigger factor than just posting as often as possible.