Chase Fisher breaks down TikTok Shop affiliate profits into three steps: get a Shop account, pick products with big brand ad spend but few creators competing, and copy winning videos then outsource filming and editing. He claims seven-figure earnings as a former #2 ranked affiliate.
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For you to make fuck you money with TikTok shop. And in the next 90 seconds are gonna know more than 99% of TikTok shop affiliates that are trying to make money. Now, TikTok shop is nothing more than three steps. And every single time, if you try to go away from these three steps and never works, and if you do these three steps, it works almost every time. And so step one of it is getting a TikTok Shop account. If you don't have a TikTok Shop account, you cannot make TikTok Shop videos and not earn commission when you sell something. So to get a TikTok Shop count, you can either buy one or. Or you can grow one. Buying one costs you like three or four hundred dollars, but it is well worth it. I've generated over seven figures on TikTok shop and I would not have been able to do it if I didn't buy accounts. If you want to grow one, you can just post a video that says, I'm trying out the teamwork trend, following everybody back, and then run ads on that video from your computer to every single country but South Korea. Now, now that you have an account, you can actually promote things and earn commission. Like these juggling balls are off of TikTok shop. So if you wanted to buy these from me and I had a shop link on this video, you could buy it and I would earn commission, but I don't. So you can sell these or you can sell something that actually will sell, which is something that has a lot of brand recognition already and is a big brand, but not many other people are promoting it. If you find products like that, you are going to be able to get a ton of ad spend on your video. Because when there's a lot of ad spend from the brand because they're a big brand and there's no competition, that means that ad spend has nowhere to go but on you and whoever else is posting for that brand their videos. So you want to find things that have a lot of ad spend but not much competition. So again, if, like Nike came on to TikTok shop, that'd be a good example. Or if a big brand drops a new product, that's an even better example. Now, once you start to do that, now you have to actually make videos to sell the products. And I wouldn't juggle during your videos, but what I would do is probably just copy what other people are doing. Okay, just go to analytics automated.com, go copy what's already working on there. And then once you Start to get things that are actually working. You can actually make sales. Okay, don't try to reinvent the wheel. Don't try to be creative. Just go copy. I know that's not the answer you want to hear, but people try to be creative when they don't know what works. But you really just need to do what's already working. And then once you figure all this out, you can just go ahead and actually outsource it and then find a college girl for $25 an hour and a virtual assistant for three bucks an hour. Have the college girl film all the videos that you already know how to film, or have her just recreate what's already working and then have the virtual assistant edit and post those videos on your TikTok shop accounts. Then you can scale this up to multiple creators, tons of TikTok shop accounts, hundreds of videos a day, which is what I do now, after I used to be the number two ranked TikTok shop affiliate posting videos and going live. TikTok shop automation, where you outsource and actually have a team, is much better. You can make more money, and it's a whole lot more fun than having to make videos and go live every day. So now you have the sauce. Are you going to actually implement this, or are you going to just let it go in one ear, not the other year like everything else you hear on this app, or are you going to follow me and get more information?
