Going live on TikTok is a great way to get to know your audience and build deeper relationships. Before you go on a live stream, announce the day and time on your feed post, and encourage people to head on to your profile to watch the stream. 

When you get people on your live stream, engage with them, share knowledge and answer questions. 

Getting your audience to pause your videos is another way to get more engagement. Videos that replay and have on-video engagement tend to go viral on TikTok, so you should create a video that people need to pause to read the text. You can also create a video that asks your audience to click on a certain object at the right time. 

Showing your audience behind the scenes outtakes is a great way to engage and build a deeper relationship with your audience. Take short snippets of your activities, your everyday life, or how you film your videos. 

You can reply to comments on TikTok using a video rather than typing in words or sending emojis. This is a great way to share more relevant content and engage with your audience. 

This feature is found under your bio on your profile. It lets you engage with your viewers; they submit their questions, and you reply to them with a video. 

You can duet someone else's video or stitch it to yours. With the stitch feature, you can build your engagement by trimming other users' videos to your desired length and adding yours. Also, encourage your audience to stitch your video with theirs.

The duet feature allows you to build on someone else's video by adding your video next to theirs. This feature is great for review videos, skits, reaction videos, and imitation videos. You can encourage your audience to do duets with your videos, and the more popular the video becomes, the more the video gets seen by a wider community.