Once your video is ready, choose where to publish it. Links and promotion codes work differently on each platform, so do not copy the exact same posting setup everywhere.
If those are not ready, start with the account-reporting guide and the promotion links and codes guide.
Posting on TikTok
- Report the TikTok username you plan to use inside RS Boost.
- Check whether the drama currently uses a code, anchor, or link.
- Upload the vertical video with a short, accurate description.
- Place the code or anchor exactly where the live campaign asks.
- Save the published URL in case you need to check or appeal it later.
Posting on Instagram Reels
Publish from the Instagram account connected to your promotion work. URLs in Reel captions are usually not clickable, so follow the current campaign instruction for placing the link in your bio or another supported location. Do not move a campaign to Instagram if RS Boost does not list it as an eligible platform.
Posting on Facebook Reels
Confirm that the campaign supports Facebook and report the profile or Page that will publish the video. Use the link supplied for that exact drama, check that the post is visible to the intended audience, and save the final post URL.
Be especially careful with YouTube Shorts
The current public RS Boost guide warns that YouTube is only for eligible self-produced drama content. A clip being allowed on another platform does not automatically make it safe for YouTube. Upload only when your RS Boost account clearly shows that the work and content type are eligible.
A quick check before every post
- The video, drama title, link, and code all belong together.
- The publishing account has been reported inside RS Boost.
- The title and captions do not invent plot points or false claims.
- The edit does not cover marks that the campaign requires.
- The platform and target region are eligible for the campaign.