If you need a fast and large-scale traffic dump, meet the good old "circle flooding" method. The concept is simple: you repeatedly post the same creatives in a loop, but in a way that TikTok doesn’t recognize them as identical videos.
Important clarification upfront: this method only works on iOS. On Android, repeated uploads get flagged quickly—TikTok swiftly sends such videos into shadowban.
Where to get accounts
Don’t waste time on manual registration. It’s faster and more efficient to buy ready-made accounts for affiliate marketing. You can purchase them from Telegram shops (we recommend Sho Team Store) or major marketplaces. It’s best to buy accounts in bulk, targeting different GEOs.
Technical preparation
Circle flooding isn’t just “upload and forget.” You must strictly follow the correct sequence of steps—otherwise, your accounts will get banned immediately.
- Uninstall TikTok, remove your SIM card, and manually set your device’s language, region, and time zone to match your target GEO.
- Disable geolocation, analytics, and any tracking services. TikTok instantly detects these signals.
- Reset your network settings and location data to erase traces from previous sessions.
- Next, connect through a mobile proxy (or another IP from your target region) and reinstall TikTok.
Step-by-step action plan:
Step 1. Device preparation
Uninstall TikTok, remove your SIM card, and manually configure your region and time zone to match your target GEO. Do everything manually—TikTok is too smart to trust automatic settings.
Step 2. Clean digital footprints
Turn off geolocation, analytics, and all tracking services. TikTok detects even minor signals, so disable everything completely.
Step 3. Resets
Reset your network and location settings. Delete saved Wi-Fi networks, DNS records, and location history. This clears your digital footprint.
Step 4. IP setup and app installation
Connect to a proxy IP matching your target GEO and reinstall TikTok.
Step 5. Account masking
If promoting OnlyFans, upload a model’s profile picture with an added “live stream” frame—creating the illusion of an active, real-time channel.
Step 6. Bridge to Instagram
In your bio, add a short English call-to-action and a link to Instagram. TikTok blocks direct OnlyFans links, so Instagram is a mandatory intermediary. Your IG account should be private, well-styled, and include the OnlyFans link in its bio.
Step 7. Creative production
Don’t download ready-made videos. Instead, re-record them by filming your screen with your phone camera. Create at least six versions, moving the camera slightly each time (angled shots, slightly crooked framing, visible screen borders). This tricks TikTok’s anti-spam algorithms.
Step 8. Publishing
Upload all six versions consecutively, each paired with trending music.
Step 9. Cycle change
After uploading from your second account, uninstall TikTok again, perform resets, and switch to a new IP address.
Step 10. Mass uploads
Flood two accounts at a time, then repeat the full cycle: resets, IP change, fresh installation. Maintain this workflow for hours.
Step 11. Rotation of older accounts
After one hour, return to previously used accounts. Delete old videos and upload newly re-recorded creatives. This way, you can keep reusing the same profile for extended periods without losing reach.
Conclusion
This method is labor-intensive but effective. If executed correctly, you can endlessly rotate the same creative across dozens of accounts while maintaining reach and avoiding immediate bans. The key is discipline: never skip safety protocols and keep the entire process tightly controlled.