TikTok Content Recipe for Founders | Talia Datt

Are you camera shy? Talia Datt says if you’re a founder, you need to be in front of the camera because it’s the most effective way to build an audience is on social channels like TikTok. In her new foundr course, she’ll teach how to make a social media content strategy that leads to growth and profits. Datt is the CEO and founder of The Social CliQ, a full-service digital marketing agency with a social media-first approach to online platforms. They leverage their group of 3,000 TikTok creators worldwide via their sister agency, The Content CliQ, to help plan, create, and execute, so founders can easily harness the fastest-growing social media platform in the world.
Listen to Nathan and Talia discuss:
Why engagement is more important than followers
How to use low-barrier tools to scale your content
How to drive sales through TikTok
How to work with content creators
Proactive and reactive content strategy
Why the founder needs to be in front of the camera
Why relatable content wins over aspirational
And more TikTok trends and tools for founders…
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People watch content of people in luxury homes and private jet. I don't agree with the "relatable" content. Why watch an overweight guy teach you how to get in shape? I would definitely follow the guy with a shredded body knowing very well its unattainable...lol, but "aspirational" content works.