Chase Fisher outlines a playbook for building a six-figure TikTok Shop business: buy or grow an account cheaply, target new product launches from big brands, copy scripts from top-performing videos, and outsource filming to creators at $25 an hour to scale.
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Look, TikTok just released the cheat code, and if you're not using this, you're already behind. So if you wanna get from 0 to 6 figures a year and actually start making some real money with this app, listen up, because having this is the difference between somebody who tries to make money on TikTok and prays that it works versus somebody who actually runs a business that pays them daily. If you don't understand this, you'll probably end up being the creator who posts videos and has no idea why they don't work or why they don't make any money from them. So your understanding of TikTok and TikTok Shops, so you can turn this into a real business, is what drives everything all the way through. Step 1 of actually going out and making real money TikTok Shop is to go and buy an account or grow an account using ads. If you want to buy an account, you can go to www.tiktokshopaccounts.com. Or if you want to just grow one for even cheaper, you can run ads on a video that you post that says, I'm trying out the teamwork trend, I'm following everybody back. I promise if you run that ad to every country but South Korea, you can get followers for 1 to 2 cents per follower and get to 5,000 followers for anywhere from $20 to $50. That's step 1, so you can actually get your foot in the door. Step 2 is the products that you choose to promote. This is 90% of TikTok Shopping. If you do this wrong, you'll be wondering why your videos aren't getting views and you're not making sales. Product selection is as simple as finding the big brands that are dropping newer products. When you find these bigger brands, they have a lot of money to spend on ads. And when products are newer, that means there's less competition and your video has less videos to compete with. For the ad spend and the views. So pick products that do not have that much competition. Step 3 is actually making the videos. If you are under $10,000 a month or if you're just getting started, you should not be creating any scripts from scratch. You should be copying people that have already made it work. So get the top affiliates' videos and copy them word for word, bar for bar. You should not be changing anything when you're just getting started out. As you start to make more money, sure, but if you are under $10,000 a month, you You should not be making your own scripts because, not to be rude, but you probably don't know what works, and if you just copy, you will accidentally do a lot of things right. Those are really the 3 steps, and the last but optional step that most people will end up taking or they'll end up quitting is outsourcing. You have to find a creator who can film the videos for you for $25 an hour and a virtual assistant who can edit and post the videos for you too. If you can do that, you can eventually outsource yourself from the process and start to turn it into a real business. But this is the playbook. It's up to you if you're gonna go out and implement it. And if you enjoy content like this, drop me a follow.
