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

No more excuses if you want to actually do this

17 Feb 2026 · 2 min

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In this video, Chase Fisher outlines a rapid‑action system for generating a first sale on TikTok Shop within 48 hours and scaling to a full‑time business. He begins by explaining how to obtain a TikTok Shop account, either by purchasing an existing account for $300‑$400 or by growing a new account to the required 5,000 followers using low‑cost TikTok ads (≈$1‑$3 per follower, $40 total). Next, he advises on product selection, urging creators to target large, established brands that have few listings on TikTok Shop (e.g., Ninja Creamy) so the brand will actively promote the creator’s videos with its own ad spend. He then describes the content strategy: new affiliates should not try to be original but should copy the top‑performing videos for the chosen product until they start making sales, after which they can begin innovating. Finally, he shows how to outsource the entire operation—hiring a $25/hr college‑student videographer and a $3/hr virtual assistant for editing and posting—turning the affiliate role into a scalable business. He caps the pitch with a student success story (Nathan, $1,200/day) and a call‑to‑action to follow him for more details.

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To show you how to get your first sale on TikTok shop within the next 48 hours. And if you follow this step by step, there is no reason why you shouldn't be making money by the end of this week. Now, step one of TikTok Shop is getting a TikTok Shop account. Now, it sounds scary to have 5,000 followers, but in the way I'm going to tell you how to do it, my grandma can literally do this. Now, you can either a buy a TikTok shop account for three to four hundred dollars, or you can just post a video on the account that you normally scroll on for TikTok that says, I'm trying out the teamwork trend. I'm following everybody back. And then you can go to TikTok ads manager and run ads on that video. You can get followers for literally one to three cents. Get to 5,000 followers for 40 bucks. Boom, you're a TikTok Shop affiliate. Now you can promote products and earn commission. So step two of this is the actual product selection. Which products should you choose? Now, a lot of people like to go for Neurogum. A lot of people like to go for the most popular products that are on the entire app. But really what you want to look for is brands that need you more than you need them. I'll give you an example. Ninja Kitchen is one of the biggest brands in the world. This Ninja creamy product has 6,000 units sold. That's a massive brand with not that many units sold on TikTok shop. And they're going to be running ads on your videos for free because there's truthfully just not that many videos. And they want to scale on TikTok shop, as all big brands do. So find big brands with newer products or just big brands that are new to TikTok shop because again, they need you more than you need them. And they're going to run ads on your videos, which is going to get you more views and ultimately more sales. Now, the last step of this is, what videos should I actually make so that I can earn commission? And what I want to tell you here is 99% of people get this wrong. They try to be creative. They think that they know what to post. You don't. Do not do anything but copy. When you're new, if you try to innovate at the start, you will fail 99% of the time. Just copy first and then once you start to get some sales, go innovate. So if you want to promote Ninja Creamy, go look at the top three videos for that product and recreate it as close as you possibly can. Now, once you get all this together, you can actually outsource this entire process and get a $25 an hour college girl to film your videos and get a virtual assistant for three bucks an hour to edit and post your videos. And now, instead of you just being the TikTok shop affiliate, you're now a business owner, just like Nathan, my student, who's making over $1,200 a day, completely outsourced at 16 years old. Now you have all the sauce. Are you gonna let this go in one ear and out the other year, or are you gonna actually implement this, follow me and get more information like this? I don't know, but it's up to you.