Before publishing, tell RS Boost which social account you will use. This account-reporting step connects your creator profile with the authorized promotion work you are about to post.
How to report a TikTok account
- Sign in to RS Boost and open account reporting or account management.
- Select TikTok.
- Open your TikTok profile and find the username beginning with @.
- Follow the field instruction; the public guide says to enter the characters after @.
- Check the spelling and submit your own account, not a display name.
Facebook and YouTube accounts
Choose the relevant platform in the same area and enter the profile, Page, or channel that will publish the work. If RS Boost asks for a Page or channel URL, copy it from your public profile instead of typing it manually. Whether Instagram needs a separate report depends on what your live dashboard currently shows.
When can you begin posting?
The current public guide says creators can begin publishing supplied free content after completing account reporting, without waiting for a separate approval email. Still confirm that the selected drama supports your destination platform before posting.
Why a reported video may still be removed
- The clip came from outside the RS Boost resource library.
- The video and promotion link belong to different dramas.
- The title, thumbnail, or captions misrepresent the story.
- Many near-identical posts trigger spam enforcement.
- The destination platform does not allow that work or content type.
What to do if a video is removed
Read the platform's stated reason before uploading the same file again. Save the notice, post URL, RS Boost campaign information, and material source. Appeal through the social platform's official process when appropriate, and contact RS Boost support if proof of authorization needs to be checked.
Once the account is ready, continue with the platform-by-platform promotion guide.