In this solo instructional video, Chase Fisher shares the exact roadmap he used to generate millions in GMV on TikTok Shop, breaking down how creators can move from zero daily revenue to multiple thousands. He starts by explaining that a 5,000‑follower account is the minimum entry point, which can be obtained either by purchasing an account or by running ads on a viral‑style video that asks for followers. Once the account is live, he advises grabbing as many products as possible and posting videos that mimic proven formats to secure the first sale. To reach the first $100 a day, he stresses finding products that have heavy brand ad spend but few creators, typically newly launched items, and testing many products until one clicks. Scaling to $1,000 a day involves replicating the successful product’s format across other products from the same high‑spending brand and dramatically increasing video volume. For earnings beyond $1,000, he recommends outsourcing video creation, editing, and posting to UGC creators and virtual assistants, and operating across multiple accounts to achieve multi‑thousand‑dollar days. Throughout, he frames each income tier as a checklist and encourages viewers to revisit the video as they progress.
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How to break out of every level of income on TikTok Shop, coming from somebody who has hit number 1 on Kalodata before and has been through many levels of TikTok Shop income and generated millions of dollars in GMV on TikTok Shop. Starting with $0 a day, how do you get your first sale on TikTok Shop? You first need a 5,000 follower account, so you need to have an account that you can buy or that you can grow using ads. And if you wanna grow one with ads, just post a video that's like, my dad will let me keep this dog if I get to 5,000 followers, please help. And you run ads on that video to every country but South Korea. You'll get to 5,000 followers and you can get started. Past that, once you're in the game, you just need to get your hands on as many different products as you can and post videos with those products using proven formats. If you do this, you're gonna get your first sale. So either just copy videos or take very, very, very close inspiration from other videos that have worked with tons of different products. Boom, you'll get your first sale. After you are posting consistently and you've got your first sale, how do you get to your first $100 a day? Getting your first $100 a day is almost always gonna come from a proven format with a good product. So a product generally that is either newly launched or the brand's spending a ton of money on ads and there's just not that many creators, most of the time it's gonna be from finding a product where there's just a lot of ad spend and not that many creators. And the best way to find these if you have no idea is just to test more products. Again, get your hands on even more products and this will just come from finding one that works, whereas your first sale can be made from any product. So now you're at $100 a day. Let's say you made 20 sales on a $5 commission product. That's probably what your first $100 a day will look like. To get to $1,000 a day, it is actually a slightly different strategy, but $0 to $100 is already the hard part. Going from $100 to $1,000 a day, if you already have a product that worked, is really just doing more of that product, and that will probably get you to at least a couple hundred bucks a day. And then doing what you did, so whatever style of video that worked for that first product on other products from the brand because you know that brand's spending money on ads and other products in that niche. If you are already having a style that works for one product, you need to try different things from the brand because clearly the brand's spending money on ads. And then also, you know that you can convert in the skincare niche if that's what it is, for example. And just doing way more volume and 10x-ing your volume easily could take you from $100 to $1,000 a day because you already have proof of concept on something that works. And then going from $1,000 to $3,000, $4,000, $5,000 a day most of the time is going to come from doing even more, but not just you. If you're filming all the videos, you're probably not gonna get to $3,000, $4,000 a day. But if you outsource filming, editing, and posting, you can outsource to a UGC creator who can film your videos for you, or multiple UGC creators if you need to do even more volume, and have virtual assistant that edits and posts their videos. Across multiple accounts, this is gonna be how you can get to multiple thousands of dollars a day on TikTok Shop. It's not gonna be you almost always. And to figure out the levels, go out there and come back to this video and save it so that each level you can figure out exactly what you need to do to go to the next level. If you enjoyed this, follow for more.
