In this solo instructional video, Chase Fisher shares an evidence‑based TikTok Shop routine that helped his girlfriend achieve $60,000 in gross merchandise volume (GMV) in her first month. Fisher argues that many creators over‑complicate TikTok Shop earnings, but a simple three‑step process—account hygiene, product selection, and video creation—consistently works when applied together. He explains how to assess and reset accounts, acquire or grow accounts via ads, and why buying an account can be viable. For product selection, he stresses targeting brands that are actively launching new products and have large ad budgets (e.g., Dr. Molaxon, Medicube), noting that early promotion of such items yields high view counts. Finally, he advises copying proven video formats and scaling volume, trusting that sufficient repetition will surface successful tactics. Fisher frames the routine as a repeatable formula used for his own conglomerate’s TikTok Shop launches and urges viewers to implement it without hesitation.
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My evidence-based TikTok Shop prescription got my girlfriend to Ruby, which is $60,000 in GMV, her very first month following it. Now, so many people make making TikTok Shop videos way harder than it needs to be, and actually making the money way harder than it needs to be, because they think about making $20,000 a month or whatever it is as something that is supposed to be very difficult. But in reality, it is a step-by-step process that if you can just follow, you can possibly get. Now, the evidence-based routine is, hey, there are 3 steps. That involve all TikTok Shop affiliates, and that if you put them together, it just works. Step 1 is accounts. Is your account good or is it not, okay? A lot of times if people instantly post like 30 really bad videos when they get a new account, sometimes it'll start to get really low views. So you have to literally like reset that account sometimes by logging out for 24 hours and trying a couple different things to get another boost on those views. So get an account or make sure that your account is good. And you can either buy an account or you can grow one if you don't have one yet using ads, okay? Step 2 is the product selection. For product selection on TikTok Shop, yes, very good videos can make up for mediocre product selection, but you don't wanna make it harder for yourself by trying to sell things that people don't want or brands that aren't spending money on your videos. When brands on TikTok Shop run ads, it goes on affiliates' videos. So what you really wanna find is these brands that are constantly launching new products. For example, Dr. Molaxon and Medicube are constantly launching new products, and because of this, there's a lot of money to be made on those newer products because not that many people have them. And Dr. Malaxin's ad budget is literally infinite, is infinite. And so these newer products, if you're very early to them, you get a ton of views compared to anything else. And this goes for any big brand. And then the last part is the videos. For videos, just copy. Don't reinvent the wheel, just copy. And you will, if you're doing enough volume, you will figure it out and you'll be accidentally doing a lot of things right. And you put these 3 things together, this is what worked for my girlfriend. When we start any new TikTok Shop accounts for our own conglomerate, this is the exact process that we follow. So just go out there and actually implement this and don't let go in one ear and out the other.