TikTok
Keep TikTok posting on a rhythm you can sustain
TikTok rewards frequency, and frequency is exactly what manual posting cannot sustain across several clients. Store the clips in each client’s media library, lay the week out on the calendar, and let Fluxi publish on schedule.
TikTok on Fluxi
- Post types
- Video, with captions
- Connection
- One-time authorisation by the account holder
- Media
- Video from the client’s library
- Scheduling
- To the minute, in your own time zone
Video in the library
Clips live with the client’s other assets, ready to schedule rather than sitting in a phone’s camera roll.
Rhythm you can see
The calendar makes a posting cadence something you plan rather than something that happens to you.
Batch on one day
Schedule a fortnight in one sitting and stop opening the app at ten at night to keep a streak alive.
Frequency is the whole game, and it is exhausting
Every piece of advice about TikTok comes down to posting often and posting consistently. That is straightforward for one account and close to impossible across five, because manual posting means being physically present at the right moment, repeatedly, forever. Scheduling turns that into batch work: a single session where you upload the clips, write the captions and lay out a fortnight.
Where the clips live
Each client’s portfolio has a media library holding their video alongside their images, organised into folders. That is where the batching actually becomes possible — the clips are already in the tool, so scheduling ten of them is ten selections rather than ten uploads from whichever device shot them.
- Video and images in one per-client library
- Folders per campaign or per month
- Assets shared with everyone on the team working that client
- Clips stay available after posting, ready to be reused or recut
Captions worth the effort
TikTok captions are short but they are not throwaway — they carry the hook and the tags. The AI Wizard sits in the composer for the tightening pass, and saved hashtag groups drop a campaign’s tag set in as a block. Both mean the caption is not the thing that stops you scheduling the tenth video.
Several clients, one afternoon
Because each client has their own portfolio, calendar and library, you can move through a roster in one sitting: open a client, schedule their fortnight, switch, repeat. The alternative — logging in and out of TikTok accounts on a phone — is the thing that makes agencies cap how many social clients they will take.
Questions people ask
Yes. Connect the account through TikTok’s authorisation screen, pick a video from the client’s media library, write the caption and schedule it for whenever you want it to go out.
No. Scheduled posts are published by Fluxi’s background workers, so the queue runs whether or not you are signed in.
Yes. Each client is a social portfolio with its own connected accounts, calendar and media library, billed at ${PRICE_COPY.portfolio} a month per portfolio.
In the client’s media library inside Fluxi, alongside their images. Upload once and reuse — clips stay available after the post goes out.
Start scheduling TikTok posts
Connect an account, write a post and put it in the calendar. You can do all of it on the free trial, today.
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