Your growth strategy on any social media platform is only valid if it can be accurately measured. While making it on TikTok’s coveted For You page is an obvious indicator of a video’s high engagement and visibility, it isn’t the only means of seeing how well your content is performing on the app.
The TikTok Analytics tool is an in-app feature that lets you measure your video viewers, followers, and other important data that influence how popular your profile is. In this guide, we’ll go over everything you need to know about TikTok Analytics, including how to use it to grow your status on the app.
Checking your TikTok analytics is easy once you have your profile set up to do so. In order to have access to this feature, you must convert your account to a TikTok Pro account. This is free to do and allows you to set up your profile as either a business or a creator.
To view your TikTok analytics, you must first switch your profile to a TikTok Pro account. Here’s how:
If you can’t view your analytics, it probably means that your profile is a personal account. Use the instructions above to switch over to a creator or business account.
In addition to accessing the analytics for your entire profile and all of your content, you can also check the analytics for individual videos you post. Here’s how to do that:
From there, you’ll be able to view things like the video’s average watch time, how many times it was played, and where the video’s traffic came from.
Here’s how to find the analytics for your entire profile:
Now that you know how to find your TikTok analytics, let’s go over the specific data they cover and how you can use it to grow your profile.
When you open your TikTok Analytics, the first tab you’ll see is the Overview tab. This will display the following data for the past seven days:
You can adjust the date range at the top of the screen to see data from the last 28 or 60 days. You can also enter a custom date range.
These numbers are great for seeing if your content or profile had a spike in traffic over the week. You can then use that information to see what video the traffic came from and create similar content in the future.
When you click on the Content tab (in the top-middle of the screen), you’ll see data related to your TikTok posts published in the last seven days. That data will include:
There’s also a Create Post button in the Content tab, which takes you to the TikTok camera to film.
The last tab that features analytics is your Followers tab, located at the top-right of the screen. It includes data about your followers, including:
The only downside to this tab is that you have to acquire at least 100 followers before any demographics can be displayed here.
Video analytics are specific data for individual videos. You can access them from your profile or by clicking on the video within the Content tab. These analytics include data such as:
Utilizing TikTok analytics is a great way to understand which videos are performing the best so you can create the kind of content your audience wants to see. So whether you’re sharing TikTok photography tricks or funny sketches from your everyday life, you can get those videos in front of the right viewers.