Chase Fisher says he made $45K in a month by outsourcing TikTok Shop live streams to people paid $25 an hour instead of doing it himself. He calls it influencer arbitrage and argues that hiring creators to run your account is high-leverage work.
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I worked my ass off scrubbing my bathroom floor five to eight hours a day, but it made me 45k in a single month. But you don't have to. At the time I didn't know it, but there are so many easier ways. But now I know, so I'll drop the sauce for you guys. Problem wasn't the TikTok Shop lives. It wasn't the cleaning the bathroom, it was the fact that I was doing it instead of somebody else. I don't know why it took so long to figure this out. Don't ask me. But you can really just have somebody else do whatever things that you don't want to do. So whether this be TikTok Shop live streams, TikTok Shop affiliate videos. And the thing is you can pay somebody $25 an hour and they will be more than to do this thing because it's a great job for them, but it's also going to make you a metric fuck ton of money. Essentially what I'm talking about is paying somebody to make videos and go live for you. It's influencer arbitrage. It's TikTok Shop automation, whatever you want to call it. But you're paying somebody hourly to do like the highest paid job in existence, which is be an influencer consciousness in this space. Won't be that low for long. So I don't know why you're waiting to get into this. Just start. You're probably going to be really bad at managing them at first, but you'll get better. So go hire someone for 25 bucks an hour, get a TikTok Shop account, get them to make videos and start fucking printing.