Chase FisherFounder, Affiliate Automated · Architecting Human UGC Systems That Scale to 400+ Daily Videos | BOF Performance | TikTok Shop Partner

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18 Sept 2025 · 1 min

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YouTube short (promo) by Chase Fisher pitching a TikTok Shop "automation" business model that outsources short sales videos to college women. Fisher frames it as a newly discovered "legal money glitch," claims past personal results (e.g., ~ $100k in 100 days at age 17), and gives concrete metrics for the model (pay contractors < $1/video; brands pay $10–$50 per video; creators earn commissions on sales). Tone is entrepreneurial/guru-style self-promotion and recruitment (asks viewers to follow for more).

Questions this video answers

About $100k in 100 days (when he was 17).

Less than a dollar per video.

Anywhere from $10 to $50 per video.

Chapters

Yes, there is a legal money glitch. No, you haven't heard this before. Yes, I'm about to tell you. It's probably the most over leveraged business model in human history and the only reason people don't know about it yet is because it's just brand new. For reference, this is how much I spent last month. I've got this whole Miami balcony fucking guru apartment you to think of the best way that you could have a college girl make money for you. No, I'm not talking about only fans. Those TikTok shop guys that tell you to tap that orange shopping cart. I know it looks dumb when they're trying to sell you something, but the only thing that's dumb is the amount of money that they're making. But the girls make 10x more. And I'm not a girl. I used to be a TikTok shop guy. I made about 100k in 100 days when I was 17. Then I started outsourcing it to college. Girls have to post videos anymore and it is 10x better because you can make more money with less time. And it's a completely different business than just posting videos and going live and trying to promote some product. And no, this is not illegal, it's not unethical. It just works so well because you end up paying less than a dollar per video and every video is worth like 10 or more dollars. Brands will literally pay you anywhere from 10 to $50 a video. Not only that, if their videos make sales, you get commission from it too. And I'm telling you, every guru that you see is going to be talking about this in six months as well. Get started on it now. And I created this business model so if you want to hear it straight from me, just drop me a follow. I'll drop a ton of sauce on here.