In this video, Annamaria Prideaux shares how she generated six‑figure monthly revenue on TikTok Shop and offers a step‑by‑step guide for creators who are unsure how to start filming product content. She walks through her workflow using the Medicube under‑eye cream set as a live example: selecting the product on TikTok Shop, checking its performance metrics, using the “Video & Ad” tab to watch competitor videos for inspiration, scripting a short video, and researching key ingredients (caffeine, kojic acid, turmeric, peptides) to add educational value. She also mentions using Calendly to schedule her filming process. Throughout, she emphasizes adding a personal twist, learning the science behind ingredients, and overcoming creative blocks. The video ends with her moving to film the content.
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I've made six figures back to back the last three months with TikTok Shop, and that is just crazy to say. I'm so grateful, but I wanted to make this video as like some free value for someone who is just struggling with where to get started or wanting some quick tips. So this is what I would do if I was sitting down to film and just wanted some quick inspo. Ignore how crazy I look. I haven't done any skincare yet today, so I look a little dry, and I need to self tan because I look like a pale ghost. But let's get into it. First things first, I have these eye creams that I'm gonna make content for. It's the medic. Medicube under-eye creams. These are amazing. They all have different purposes. There's a set of 3. I can't find where my other one is right now, but I just wanted to show you guys what I would do if I was about to film and I needed some quick inspo, or I just wanted some direction of where to start. I personally just use Calendly. I know there's a lot of options, but it's just been the easiest for me to navigate. So go to the product tab, and then I'm going to search the product that I am planning to film for. So Medicube, okay, Mix and Match Eye Serum Set. That's the one that I'm looking for. There it is. It's doing really well right now. So I would click on the product, go to the whole page. Again, these aren't super, super accurate, but it's enough to know that it's doing decent. And you can actually just jump to video and ad right here. And I would just go through and watch a ton of these. And I'm telling you guys this as like a little tip. This gives me so much inspo of like what's working for other people. Obviously I would add my own twist or be my own person with it. But if I have no direction with where to start with a product, just even watching like 3 to 4 videos and scripting a few if I have to helps me So much. Let's see what the top video is.
Medicube's Deep Reviving Eye Peptide Cream. If your eyes look like this or this, you want to grab Medicube's new kojic acid with turmeric and caffeine under-eye gel. Your under eyes look like this, you want to grab Medicube's PD.
I'm not going to play the whole thing, but I love how she did the overlay angle, and it's a pretty quick video, and I feel like I already have ideas of where to start filming. I don't know if this is super basic and like it's definitely not groundbreaking, but I just thought I would share this because I definitely hit creative walls, especially with products I'm not as used to filming with. Even if I love the product, sometimes I just don't know what to say. And so I would definitely take inspo from those videos. And also I love to just Google the ingredients and learn about the intention behind each ingredient. Like if there's caffeine and kojic acid and turmeric, I want to know what the ultimate benefits of those are versus like the 20,000 PPM deep revitalizing peptide cream, like what that would be for. Just being able to give real education in my content while also seeing what other people are doing helps me so much with direction of when I start to film. I hope this made sense. Now let's go film some content.
