How to prioritise TikTok LIVE creator candidates
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In most markets the list of invitable creators runs into the hundreds. Messaging everyone at once takes time and account capacity. The signals below help you choose who to look at first; which one matters most depends on your agency's goals.
League and rank
The league shows where a creator stands in the market today. But a single day can mislead: someone with one great day may have climbed once. The league journey on the creator profile shows which leagues they've been through recently.
Steady diamonds
The creator profile charts diamonds day by day for the last 7 or 30 days. A creator who earns a similar amount every day is more predictable than one who earns a lot one day and nothing the next. The 7- and 30-day rankings in Diamond leaders show the same thing at a glance.
Streaming routine
The heatmap shows the hours they were live over the last 7 days; the sessions list gives the length of each stream and the diamonds earned in it. A creator with a regular schedule is easier to work with and easier to reach.
Rising and new
- On the Today board, creators who changed league during the day are marked ↑ or ↓.
- Creators seen in the market for the first time carry a new tag; a new creator spotted early is one nobody has messaged yet.
- HOT shows creators who collected more than 5,000 diamonds in the last 10 minutes.
Invite type
An eligible creator's row says whether they take a Normal or a Premium invite. You may want to keep the ones who can take a Premium invite in a separate list.
Save your order
Add your prioritised creators to a Smart Eligibility list. It becomes your shortlist and also tells you when their status changes; everyone on your team sees the same list.