How does TikTok profile tracking work in Archive, and how can users maintain or update it?
TikTok profile tracking in Archive allows users to monitor and manage their TikTok content effectively. Below is a detailed guide on how tracking works, how to maintain it, and how to handle missing content.
Overview of TikTok Profile Tracking
When you enable tracking for a TikTok profile in Archive, the system operates in defined tracking periods. Each tracking period lasts for 60 days. During this time, all new posts published on the tracked TikTok profile are automatically captured. However, posts published before tracking was enabled are not included automatically.
Maintaining Active Tracking
To ensure continuous tracking of your TikTok profile, you need to take action at the end of each 60-day tracking period. Specifically, you must re-upload or re-add the same TikTok profile to the Archive system. This will initiate a new 60-day tracking window, ensuring that new content continues to be captured.
Adding Missing Content
If your TikTok account was not being tracked previously, any posts published before tracking was enabled will not be captured automatically. To include these posts in your Archive, you need to add them manually. This can be done through the manual upload feature, which allows you to upload older content to your Archive for comprehensive tracking.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Tracking Period Expired: If tracking stops, check whether the 60-day tracking window has ended. Re-add the profile to restart tracking.
Missing Posts: For posts not captured automatically, use the manual upload feature to add them to your Archive.
By following these steps, you can ensure that your TikTok profile tracking remains active and complete, allowing you to manage your content effectively within Archive.