How Viryze promotes your TikTok videos with real TikTok ads

You start by signing in with your TikTok account, on TikTok’s own login page. TikTok then shares a short list with Viryze: your public profile (name and photo), your follower and like counts, and your list of videos, so you can pick one.

That access is read-only. Viryze can’t post, comment, send messages or change anything on your account, and it never sees your password. You can remove Viryze’s access at any time in your TikTok app settings.

Choose any public video from your account. Older videos are fine. Then choose what you want more of: followers, views, or visits to a link such as your music, shop or listing.

Tell us where your viewers are (whole countries, or US states and ZIP codes for a local business) and describe who you want to reach: their interests, or creators they already watch. We turn that into the audiences we test.

Last, set a budget. It starts at $30, and you pay once for that video. There is no subscription. Common budgets are Starter at $30, Growth at $50, Pro at $100; you can also type your own amount. See what each budget includes.

A Spark Ad is TikTok’s own ad format for promoting a post that already exists. The ad plays your real post, so its likes, comments and shares stay on it, and new followers go to your account.

To let Viryze run your video as a Spark Ad, you create a code for that one video in the TikTok app and paste it into Viryze. You do this right after you pay, and the promotion can’t start without it:

1. 1In the TikTok app, go to your profile and open the video.
2. 2Tap the three dots (...), swipe to Ad settings, and turn on Ad authorization. The first time, TikTok asks you to agree to its advertising terms.
3. 3Choose 60 days, tap Authorize, then tap Save.
4. 4Tap Video code, then Copy code, and paste it into Viryze.

TikTok’s own guide to creating a video code lists the same steps. You can pick 7, 30, 60 or 365 days; 60 covers the whole promotion with room to spare. One catch: once a post is authorized for ads, TikTok won’t let you edit its caption, so fix any typos first.

Why a code and not a password? Because TikTok built the code for exactly this job: letting an advertiser promote a creator’s post with the creator’s permission. The code covers one video, for the time you chose, and you can switch it off in the same Ad settings screen. It does not open your account. TikTok explains the format in its Spark Ads help article.

Our team sets up your Spark Ad in TikTok’s ad system with your code. Then, like every ad on TikTok, it goes through TikTok’s ad review: TikTok checks the video and the ad against its advertising policies before anyone sees it. TikTok says most ads are reviewed within 24 hours, though some take longer.

Once TikTok approves it, the promotion goes live. If TikTok's ad review doesn't approve your video, we tell you why and refund the budget that wasn't spent: to your original payment method, or as Viryze wallet credit if you'd rather promote a different video. The usual reasons are music that isn’t cleared for ads, or claims TikTok’s ad policies don’t allow. The refund policy has the details.

Your promotion runs to several audiences side by side: a broad audience, audiences built from the interests you named, and fans of similar creators. Each one starts with a share of the budget.

As results come in, we compare them. On a followers goal, that means what each new follower costs in each audience. Audiences that cost far more than the best one are paused, and the rest keep your budget. At least one audience always keeps running. A promotion usually runs for 5 to 7 days.

Your Viryze dashboard shows each promotion’s video views, new followers, likes, engagement rate and how much of the budget has been spent. Promotions with a link goal also show website visits.

When a promotion ends, any budget that was not spent goes back to your Viryze wallet, and you can put it toward your next promotion. The followers you gained stay yours.

Yes. TikTok’s Spark Ads format exists so that an advertiser can promote a post from someone else’s account, with that person’s permission. The permission is the code you create in the TikTok app. Viryze uses that code to run your video from its own TikTok ad account, so you don’t need an ad account or a password, and the ad still goes through TikTok’s ad review.

TikTok’s Spark Ads help article says it plainly: advertisers can “publish ads using organic posts made by other creators (with their authorization).” Brands use the same format to run creators’ videos as ads.

• Your video running as an official TikTok Spark Ad, set up by our team, so you never touch an ads tool.
• Several audiences tested side by side, built from where your viewers are and who you want to reach, so you don’t have to guess the right one.
• Your budget kept on the audiences that deliver, with costly ones paused while it runs, so more of the money goes where it works.
• A dashboard with views, new followers, likes and spend, so you can see what happened.
• Unspent budget back in your Viryze wallet when the promotion ends.
• A refund of up to $50 on your first promotion if its views or followers come in at least 50% below the published estimate.
• Help from a real person at support@viryze.com.

Your video shows up in the For You feed of the people in each audience, marked “Sponsored” or “Ad”, the label TikTok puts on every paid ad. It plays like any other TikTok, with your sound, your caption and your profile, so people can like, comment, share and follow you from it. These are TikTok’s own ad placements, and the people who follow you choose to.

Yes. Viryze runs your video as a Spark Ad, TikTok’s own format for promoting a post. You approve it with a code from the TikTok app, TikTok reviews the ad before it runs, and Viryze never asks for your password. The views and follows come from real people TikTok shows the ad to.

What gets accounts in trouble is fake engagement: bots, bought followers and automation. Viryze uses none of it. How Viryze stays within TikTok’s rules.

Creators who already post and want their best videos in front of new people, and small businesses that film their own work: the band, the baker, the barber, the realtor. You don’t need to be big, and you don’t need to learn ads.

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