First of all, we need to understand that in most cases, I do not recommend you to delete the video, because deleting the video will also delete the relevant data. For example, if you get 100 likes for this video, then after you delete the video, the number of likes will be relatively reduced by 100. After you delete the video, this associated data will also be removed from your account's database, and the worst result will be that the system will bias the tag positioning of your account, resulting in inaccurate distribution of other videos you publish, and a decline in playback and other data. So unless your video doesn't meet the Community Guidelines. Otherwise, deleting the video in general will do more harm than good.

Of course, in the process of operating T-Tok, it is inevitable that some videos will be found inappropriate after uploading and need to be deleted. Based on my experience playing T-Tok, I have roughly summarized 4 reasons why you need to delete videos. Let's take a look at each separately, and then discuss how to deal with it one by one to minimize the impact.

data is bleak

. Let's start with the conclusion, there is absolutely no need to delete this type of video.

T-Tok is not like YouTube and Instagram, and the so-called account weight does not have much impact on your video exposure. All of your performance also has a limited impact on the entire account. It is this mechanism of equality of all beings that has contributed to the influx of a large number of new players like you and me, and has continuously provided fresh content to the platform, so there is really no need to worry too much about the negative impact of individual video data on the account. And deleting videos that don't perform well won't help your other videos get more traffic, and you don't have to worry that users will dismiss the idea of following you because you have some bad data. Because normally, users follow you because you are a video that performs well and is valuable to them, and they pay attention to the content of these videos, and they don't pay attention to whether you have a bad video, so you don't have to worry about this.

In addition, the T-Tok algorithm has recently undergone relatively large changes. ALGORITHM CHANGES MAY CAUSE YOUR PREVIOUS VIDEOS TO BE RE-RECOMMENDED TO USERS FOR YOU PAGE, the so-called system digging powder. If you delete these videos of yours, it is an opportunity for you to put up this digging powder yourself, and the gain is not worth the loss.

Second, due to privacy concerns

should not be a lot of time, but it does happen occasionally. For example, if you are an original face-revealing video, you find that some content may be a little private after uploading, or you are faceless, and after uploading, you find that a lens is worn and reflects your face. If you encounter such a situation, you can keep this video private and do not have to delete it. If you set it private, the data of this video will still be there, and there will be no less likes or views. Of course, it will not affect your recommendation of other videos.

3. Incorrect upload

after uploading a video, you will find that there is incorrect content in the video. This situation is actually very common, such as uploading and finding that the subtitles are obscured by the system content, or the title is wrong, the label is misspelled, and so on. In this case, if the video has just been uploaded, just delete it, and then modify the video content to republish. If it's been uploaded for a while, keep the video private, don't delete it and republish the changed version.

Then some friends may ask, after private, and then re-upload a 90% similar video, will it be checked for duplicates? The answer is: yes! However, because of repeated uploads of the same account, the probability of being checked for duplicates is very small. Generally, you will get normal traffic or even if you are lucky, you will get higher traffic. For example, if you have seen a video similar to the second time, some are more popular the second time, and if you are checked for duplicates, you will not see this video. Of course, I don't recommend that you use this method too much, occasionally, once a week, I think the system is acceptable. The best solution is to remember the reason for the mistake every time, learn the lesson, and don't make the same mistake next time.

If

realize that your video may violate the Community Guidelines, or you have received a warning notification from the T-Tok system, or even marked your video as a violation. Then, the best way to deal with any videos that may or have been violated is to delete them directly. This is also the only situation where I recommend deleting videos. Because even if the offending video is private, it will still remain in your account information as offending content. Especially for video platforms, the investigation and assessment of copyright and content suitability criteria are becoming more and more stringent. If your account has these issues, the impact on your account will increase. Therefore, once there is a clear violation of the content, you must remember to delete it in time and do not take chances.

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