The potential TikTok ban has creators and marketers bracing for impact. While the future of the platform remains uncertain, there are steps you can take now to protect your content, maintain your audience, and adapt your strategy.
Your followers love your content, so help them find you elsewhere! Share your handles and links for platforms like Instagram, YouTube, and Threads. Think of it as expanding your community—not losing it.
Don’t let all your hard work go to waste! TikTok currently allows users to download their videos without watermarks. Take advantage of this feature to back up your content and repurpose it for other platforms in the future.
It’s also a good idea to go through your saved video collections and download any videos you’ve saved for future reference, like recipes or editing inspiration.
Your TikTok profile will remain accessible to international viewers even if the ban occurs. Update your bio with an evergreen link, like your website or Instagram, so new viewers can still connect with you elsewhere.
For marketers, now is the time to reevaluate your ad spend. Redirect budgets to other social platforms and explore new ways to engage your target audience. Whether it’s experimenting with Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, or other emerging platforms, having a solid backup plan is key.
By acting proactively, you can minimize disruption to your brand and continue growing your audience, no matter what happens to TikTok.