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Chase Fisher describes his TikTok Shop outsourcing business: he hires college women paid hourly to post on his accounts, earns commissions on sales their videos generate, and argues creators often won't start their own shops because they prefer consistent pay and lack the strategy/entrepreneurial skills. He emphasizes the economics—low cost to produce influencer videos but high value—and the need for strategy, consistency, and entrepreneurial traits.

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How to turn your laziness into $$ as an affiliate

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Save yourself some time and do this now

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First full month - here’s what she’s done…follow to see us double it

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Watch what we’re gonna do in May 😏

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The catch is you actually have to do it because productivity implies you work hard lol

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If I could have just done this when I got started, I would have progressed way faster

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If your goal is to make a lot of money then you will need this ASAP

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Save this so you actually apply this because I wish somebody told me this

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This is literally how TikTok Shop works and it will not change unless there's a major algorithm

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Your ability to make money has nothing to do with intelligence

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This is what I would do if I had to restart again lol

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