In this short YouTube clip, Chase Fisher explains three methods to reach the 5,000‑follower threshold required to join TikTok Shop: running paid ads, growing organically, or purchasing an existing account. He argues that ads are no longer effective, organic growth is unlikely for newcomers, and buying an account—typically costing $200‑$250—is the quickest, most reliable path. Fisher emphasizes the opportunity cost of waiting, urging viewers to DM him for guidance on acquiring a ready‑made account.
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There are so many ways to get to 5k followers to start TikTok shop, but there's just one that is so much better than the rest of them. And for some reason not enough people do it. So you only have three options. You can either run ads to an account, you can do it organically by posting your own content and hoping you get to 5k and the video blows up, or you can just buy an account. What people don't understand is that every single day that you let go by have you just thinking about TikTok shop and not starting it, you are losing money. Running ads used to be good, but as of the last week, I haven't seen a single person get into TikTok shop after getting 5k followers. And then organic is probably not going to be doable by you if you've never done TikTok shop before because you're not going to know what to post to actually go viral. So the best way to do it is to buy an account. But if you're not willing to, you know, buy an account, that's 200, $250, whatever it is, you were never going to make it in the first place. So just buy an account, save yourself the time and cash in on the opportunity cost. It's that easy. If you want to buy an account, just DM me and I will point you in at least the right direction.