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YouTube: what it is and how we use it
YouTube is the largest video platform. Its videos can be embedded straight into a website. We embed samples of your work from…
TikTok is a platform for short videos.

TikTok is a platform for short videos that recommends them to people by interest, not only by whom they follow. Even a small account can reach new people.
For a business it is a chance to show work in motion: making things, transforming a space, shots from the kitchen. It works when videos appear regularly.
It suits clips from the workshop, kitchen or clinic that show what the work looks like.
It suits short videos from the workshop, kitchen or clinic.
It needs a steady supply of videos, otherwise it loses its point.
For TikTok we recommend short videos of real work: before and after, quick demonstrations, tips from the trade. They do not need a professional camera, but good light, a steady shot and a clear first two seconds.
Similar short videos work on Instagram as Reels and on YouTube as Shorts. If you already make video, the same footage can be used in all three places to save effort.
Not for a long time now. The share of older users is growing. Whether your customers are there should be checked before you invest time.
A steady supply, say several a week. A single video without follow-ups gets lost.
No. It works for fields where a transformation or process can be shown. For services with nothing to see, another channel is usually better.
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