Chase Fisher walks through launching a TikTok Shop business by buying aged accounts, copying viral videos, and running ads globally. He recommends sourcing products from established brands with high ad spend, then outsourcing all content creation to low-cost creators to scale the operation.
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I don't think people realize how easy it is to get started on TikTok shop in 2026. And there's all this commotion about it. So this is going to be the full tutorial on exactly what you need to do to get started on TikTok shop and start scaling this thing up within the next 60 seconds. Because it really comes down to just a couple things and there's so many limiting beliefs on your for you page. Please don't listen to 95% of these people. They really don't know what they're talking about. I've been doing TikTok Shop since I was 17. This is like, I don't know many things besides TikTok Shop, but I was the number two ranked affiliate I know a lot about. I've seen probably more TikTok Shop videos and almost anybody else. And I can tell you you can get an account and get started within the next little bit here. So all you need to do is post a video that says, I'm trying out the teamwork trend. I'm following everybody back. Go to TikTok Ads Manager on your computer, literally search up TikTok Ads Manager and run ads on that video to every country but South Korea. And make sure to do it on the account you're scrolling on right now and watching this literal video on. Because it's probably already aged. And aged accounts get into TikTok shop easier. Okay, boom, you have an account. Or you can buy one also. That works too. Now you need products. When you're getting products, it's pretty simple. Find products that have a lot of ad spend but not much competition. Now how do you actually do that? Go find big, big, big brands, billion dollar brands that have new products on TikTok Shop, if you find those products, there's gonna be no competition. Like no one else is really gonna be promoting them besides you. And if there's ad spend there, it's like spending ads on your own videos, except the brand is paying for it. And so if you go for the products that have a ton of competition, your video has to be a lot better. And I personally don't want to make things harder for myself than they have to be. And so find products with not much competition. Okay? And then making videos, just make good videos. Just copy other people. You don't need to do anything crazy. Stop trying to be creative. Go find somebody that you think is making a lot of money, they're getting a lot of views and just copy their video. Bar for bar, clip for clip, shot for shot, text for text, audio for audio. Like so many people, try to be creative. Please don't be creative. Just have good lighting and copy other people and you will make money. And. And now again, once you try to figure all this out and you start making some sales, the next thing you need to do to not be like a quote unquote slave to the TikTok shop system is to outsource. You need to outsource. You cannot just do it yourself forever. That's the biggest misconception I see. You're gonna quit eventually. Like, if you have to do it yourself every day because no one wants to film videos every day, please turn it into a business. Hire a creator for 25 bucks an hour, hire a virtual assistant for $3 an hour to edit and post the creator's videos. And all of a sudden you're a business owner. But people are scared of being a business owner for some reason. I don't know why. But if you do these things, you have the sauce, you can easily make money with it. And there's no better way to make money in 2026 than TikTok shop. This is where everybody's buying and there's only going up decade over decade, year over year. It's doing the same GMV as eBay. So start it now. Don't let this go in one ear, not the other, like everything else you hear on here. Just drop me a follow and I will see you tomorrow. Because I post videos like this a lot.
