Connect TikTok to cmo.so

TikTok requires it for apps it hasn't reviewed yet, and videos can only be posted as Only me. Once our review is done you'll be able to post publicly.

To set it, open TikTok and go to Settings and privacy → Privacy → Private account. While the beta lasts, videos you post through cmo.so are visible only to you, so use it to try the flow and check Maggie's captions. Branded content can't be posted with Only me visibility, so paid partnership videos have to wait until public posting is open.

Never. You choose who can view each video, and whether people can comment, Duet or Stitch, before you approve.

There's no preset: each video asks you to choose Who can view this video and which of Comment, Duet and Stitch to allow. You might allow comments but turn Duet off for a product demo, for example. During the beta, visibility is limited to Only me. After posting, you edit or delete the video in the TikTok app; processing can take a few minutes.

TikTok asks everyone posting through an app to agree to it; the app shows the line before you approve.

It's TikTok's own agreement, not a cmo.so one. TikTok videos are approved one by one, so you'll see the line each time you approve. If a clip uses music and you're unsure whether you can use it, check before you approve.

Turn on Disclose video content and choose Branded content (Paid partnership label) or Your brand (Promotional content). Branded content can't be private.

Your brand is for videos that promote your own business. Branded content is for videos made for another brand, and gets TikTok's Paid partnership label. Either way, TikTok adds the right label once you mark it. During the beta, videos can only be posted as Only me, and TikTok doesn't allow branded content with Only me visibility. So Branded content videos have to wait until public posting is available.

Videos from 5 to 30 seconds, up to 250 MB, chosen from your phone or computer or linked as a direct video file. Use this part trims a longer clip, then choose Let Maggie write it or I'll write it.

A post is either a video or a picture post, never both, and the same video can go to several channels at once. We delete our copy of the video after posting.

Each channel has posting times. One post goes out at each time on each channel: your own posts first, then your campaigns'. Change the days and times in the TikTok settings, or pause just this channel.

If a time passes while posting is paused, that slot is skipped rather than doubled up later, so your audience never gets a burst of posts at once.

Yes, and that's how it starts. New posts wait in the app (Posts → Ready for articles, Social → Review for social posts) until you approve them. You can edit any post, ask Maggie to change it in your own words, or delete it.

When you trust the results, switch the channel to go out on its own; the content guard keeps checking each post first and holds anything it isn't sure about. You can switch back, or pause, at any time.

The free plan and verified websites without a plan can use two social channels; paid plans more. Each channel has its own posting times and its own queue, so one never crowds out another.

One idea can become a post for every channel you pick, each written in that channel's style, with one AI generation per channel.

Platforms sign apps out from time to time. When that happens, the Social tab shows a Reconnect button and a note explaining what happened, and the TikTok account sheet shows when the platform will next ask you to sign in.

Posts waiting to go out stay in the queue until you reconnect. From the account sheet you can also change the page, profile or channel, or disconnect for good.

Yes. Everything on this page works in the cmo.so app on iPhone and on the web at app.cmo.so: connecting, approving, editing and pausing.

You can also ask Maggie from ChatGPT or Claude through the cmo.so connector, for example to see what's waiting for you or to change a post, and she shows a card before she changes anything.

Only what it needs to publish for you. Keys, passwords and sign-in tokens are checked with TikTok when you connect and stored to post on your behalf; Maggie never sees them in the chat.

cmo.so never sells or rents your data. Search Console data is only used to show your own results and plan your content, never for advertising or to train AI models, and videos you upload are deleted within 7 days of posting.

Everything already published stays on TikTok: the posts are yours, written into your own account or site. Disconnecting only stops new posts going out.

Written posts that haven't gone out yet stay in the app, so you can reconnect later and carry on from where you stopped. A cancelled paid plan runs to the end of the month you've paid for.