How I Transformed FNATIC’s YouTube and TikTok Into Multi-Million-View Channels


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My Role:

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I initially joined the team as a freelance TikTok Social Media Manager, overseeing all aspects of content production for the platform. Later recognizing untapped potential on YouTube, I applied my expertise to drive substantial growth there as well. My success led to a full-time position as Content Strategist, where I took ownership of both platforms—planning, producing, and executing a cohesive content strategy.

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https://www.tiktok.com/@fnatic/video/7207089406333766917?lang=en

https://youtu.be/MAKOIV9XVPY?si=DeaHgD0mPUWWIzhK

https://youtu.be/fxZUMArKwgQ?si=bFXewrXrzH-v4nzZ

https://youtu.be/vdzo7CvgOOE?si=n7e1iJTNUhlWDzF8

https://youtu.be/eyBQ480ZXsw?si=GOVuyHDeY45D_c6c


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🤔 The Challenge

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FNATIC wanted to grow their YouTube and TikTok presence beyond highlight clips. The main issue: a lack of clear ideation and production strategy — there was no cohesive content roadmap, and uploads were sporadic without a defined creative direction or audience focus.

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📝 Approach

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Why solve these problems?

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