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How to Go Live on TikTok

By Matthew Lynch
June 14, 2023
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If you are an avid TikTok user, you might have noticed the ‘Live’ option on the app’s home screen. Going live on TikTok is a fun way to engage with your followers and build a fan base. However, for beginners, the process of going live can be a bit confusing. Follow these simple steps to start your live streaming debut on TikTok.

Step 1: Open the TikTok App

The first step to going live on TikTok is to open the app on your mobile device or tablet. Once you have signed in, click on the plus sign (+) on the bottom of the home screen. This will open the TikTok recording screen.

Step 2: Tap on ‘Live’ Button

On the recording screen, you will see all the recording options visible on the right side of the screen. Among the options is a big red ‘Live’ button. You need to tap on it to start your live stream.

Step 3: Verify Your Account

Before you can go live, you need to verify your TikTok account. This is a necessary step for ensuring safety and security. TikTok requires all users to have a verified account before they can host a live stream.

Step 4: Give Your Live Stream a Title

Once you have verified your account, you will be directed to the live streaming setup screen. Here, you can add a title to your live stream by tapping on the ‘Title’ button. This will help your followers know what your live stream is about.

Step 5: Add the Appropriate Hashtags

Hashtags are used to tag your content, making it easier for people to find it. Just like any other TikTok video, a live stream needs hashtags too. Before you go live, you should add relevant hashtags to your title, such as #live, #tiktoklive, or #liveontiktok.

Step 6: Go Live

Once you have added the title and hashtags, hit ‘Go Live’ to start broadcasting. You can usually see the number of viewers on your screen. You may see comments, reactions, and shares from your viewers. You can interact with your viewers by replying or adding comments.

Step 7: End Your Live Stream

Once you have finished your live streaming session, click on ‘End Live’ to end the session. You should give your audience a heads up before you end your stream. You can do this by saying goodbye and thanking everyone for joining you.

Going live on TikTok is a great way to connect with your followers and expand your reach. By following these simple steps outlined above, you can go live and share your content with your followers in no time. All you need is some creativity and confidence!

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