Chase Fisher walks through getting 5,000 TikTok followers using ads at $0.01 to $0.02 per follower, then sourcing products from brands like Ulta and Dyson to sell through TikTok Shop. He recommends copying high-performing videos and outsourcing creation to scale to multiple accounts.
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This is exactly how you get to 5,000 followers to start TikTok Shop. It sounds scary, but I just showed her how to do it with ads and she got there in a literal day, from 300 to 5,000 followers. And so making money with TikTok Shop requires you to have 5,000 followers so that you can actually post products and then earn commission from selling those products and have a link on your videos so that people can buy from your videos. And so getting to 5,000 followers comes down to really just— hey, you should open up your plus button right there at the bottom of your screen and and post a video that says, I'm trying out the teamwork trend. I'm following everybody back, I promise. That simple. And she actually posted one, you can go see it. And then once you do that, you're gonna go to, on your computer, you're gonna search up TikTok Ads Manager, okay? In TikTok Ads Manager, you are going to run ads on that video to every country but South Korea. Once you go ahead and do that, you are going to get from anywhere from 1 to 2 cents per follower, and you can get to 5,000 followers in like a day or 2 days or 3 days. For $20 to $50. Boom. But what do you do once you have the account? Once you have the account, you need to get samples in. And this is really important, but with samples, you probably have some lying around your house. And so really, when you're picking products, you want to find these big brands like Ulta or Ninja or Shark or Dyson or Under Armour that are big, but they're not that big on TikTok Shop. And so they're big brands with new products on TikTok Shop because there's not much competition, but these brands spend a lot of money to get your videos pushed out to more viewers. Okay. Guys, you can get a lot more viewers and ultimately a lot more sales. And then the videos that you should make— when you're making these videos, really all you need to do is copy people. Like, to be honest with you, you don't need to be creative at the start. Just go copy accounts that are making a lot of money and people that are very successful. But when I say copy, you better copy every single word, every single cut they have, because most people try to be creative and it keeps them stuck for too long. And then the last part of this— listen, when you start making money, do not get stuck in the influencer trap, right? If you go out there, you get products, you start making videos, you start making commission— fantastic. I had my girlfriend start like a month ago. She's already doing $180 a day. And the problem is people just do that forever and they never outsource. If you want to turn this into a business and have money and time, hire a creator for $25 an hour to film the videos for you. Hire a virtual assistant to edit and post these videos. And all of a sudden you can run multiple accounts, get out hundreds of videos a day, and have a real business. And that is what TikTok shop automation is. So if you like more information like this and you enjoyed this video, drop me a follow. Actually apply this.
