Posting by hand works for a week. Then a deadline lands, a chapter fights back, and the account goes quiet. Buckets exist so the rhythm does not depend on your week.
What goes into a Bucket
You pick the format of the posts the Bucket will send:
- Text over image: a line from your book over a picture.
- Slide show: finished images you upload, in order. MIRA never draws on them or crops them; at most it resizes them or adds black bars. Up to 35 images each, TikTok's own limit.
- Video.
- Your creations: posts you already built in MIRA, with caption and hashtags.
The rhythm
- 1–5posts a day, per account
- 1–3 hwindow each post goes out in
- 30 minminimum gap between two posts
Each post goes out at a varied time inside its window (60 or 90 minutes, 2 or 3 hours) instead of on the exact same minute every day. Out of the box a Bucket sends one post a day at 9:00 and runs with no end date; you change any of it in the setup.
When the content runs out
Choose what happens once every post has gone out:
- No repeat: every post once on every account, then the Bucket ends.
- Smart repeat: all the original content first, then it reuses it while keeping variety.
- Random: a shuffled order per account. Available for text-over-image Buckets.
Pausing is safe
A Bucket is Draft, Running, Paused or Ended. While it is paused MIRA stops sending posts, and nothing is deleted: resume it and it picks up where it stopped.
Where to start
Rosse started with one rented channel at two posts a day and saw her book move after three days. Her week, in her own numbers, is a useful benchmark for a first Bucket. If your genre uses words TikTok tends to filter, set up censor words first: they apply to Bucket posts too.