Chase Fisher made $100,000 online at 17 by reselling Facebook Marketplace items on TikTok. He now runs a TikTok Shop affiliate program where creators post videos for flat fees or commissions. He claims posting 3-5 videos daily can earn $10K monthly once you hit 5,000 followers.
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I'm a cold calculated killer and I'm about to put you on to how I made my first $100 grand online at 17 because I can actually look on Facebook Marketplace and buy the cool cars that I look at. So who doesn't want to do that? Let's get into it. So grab your pen and paper and listen up. This business model is fully online and what I do is called TikTok shop affiliate marketing. Basically what that means is I post videos and do lives for brands and every time one of those generates a sale, I take a commission. I don't have to deal with customer support or fulfillment or anything like that. Literally every time a video goes viral, I'm gonna bank off it and these brands will literally send you the products to make the videos with because you can't do without them. Sample, sample, sample, sample, sample, sample, sample, sample, sample, sample. You get the point. But this business model works, and it works well. We got college students, moms, dads, children making 10 to 100 grand a month. And you can do this from wherever too. As long as you have a phone and access to some products, you're going to be good. And it gets even better when you can work with brands and have them basically pay you to learn. What I mean by that is that there's so many brands joining TikTok, there's actually more brands joining than affiliates. That brands will pay a new affiliate like $300 for 30 videos, and then you can pretty much make videos while you learn TikTok Shop. And as you actually get better at content, the deals will start to get better and you'll get paid even more for that certain number of videos. But after a certain point, that flat fee actually becomes obsolete because you're making so much money from the commissions of the video. And right now, your videos don't even really have to be that good. There's something weird going on where basically if you can make funny skates with your friends and talk about the product, you're gonna print. Plus, since TikTok takes 7% of every single sale on the app, they want you to succeed. So your shop videos are gonna get pushed out. Even more, which makes it just a little bit easier to go viral because they want you to win. So I genuinely think that if you posted 5 times a day or 3 times a day for a month, you'd be making $10K a month minimum, especially if you compound that with some live. The only catch is that you have to have 5,000 followers to get started, but we already got that figured out for you in my Discord. There's an account seller, and also there's a free 8-page guide in there. So if you want to know how to get started, that's— you're going to get started.
