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New TikTok business account – English vs. local language to avoid being buried?
Hi, we are a small **Czech company** and we thought we’d like to try creating funny/educational TikToks and Reels to further market our products which we are selling here + expanding to the EU.
After creating our new TikTok account, we see that **90%** of our ***For You*** **feed is local** i.e. it is in Czech made by Czech creators. The rest 10% is super-successful English TikToks with millions of views, i.e. we see no international smaller-creator TikToks.
**We would like to reach a global English-speaking audience**, but am I right in thinking that before TikTok pushes one’s videos to other countries, they **first have to be successful in their local** country, which for us is the Czech Republic? I read this online and our FYP kinda proves this.
Making successful TikToks in English would be hard for us then because Czech TikTok users will prefer content in Czech and our English TikToks could get buried easily.
I wonder **how can creators from non-English-as-a-primary-language-speaking countries be successful globally with their TikToks when TikTok is very country-specific**, as opposed to say Instagram where you can reach a varied audience far away from your home country (where you just happen to be located) right from the day one.
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