Chase Fisher earned $40,000 in one month on TikTok Shop at 17 by promoting newly launched products from brands like Ulta Beauty, where early affiliates get high commissions. He outlines the three-step process: buy an account with 5,000+ followers, find products in their launch phase, and copy top-performing videos. Video production is only 10% of the work; the real money comes from outsourcing to virtual assistants.
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I feel kind of bad making these videos, but these are the exact videos that told me that it was possible when I was getting started, because you can get to $30K a month. You can be the one rich uncle, the rich friend that everybody knows has money. I'm gonna show you exactly how I did it so you can hopefully repeat some of the same results, because getting to $30K a month is not that difficult. When I was 17, I hit $40 grand in a single month, and so I can tell you, if my dumbass 17-year-old self can do it, you can probably do it too, because doing it with TikTok Shops specifically comes down to 3 things, 'cause that's what I did it with, and I even showed my dad how to make a couple hundred bucks a day. Doing the exact same thing. And so it really comes down to number one is getting an account. If you cannot get an account, you cannot play the TikTok shop game. And it sounds like crazy to get to 5,000 followers, but in reality, getting to 5,000 followers is literally just posting a video that says, I'm trying out the teamwork trend, I'm following everybody back. If you post a video that says that, and then you go on your computer, you run ads on that video to every country but South Korea, like it's very simple, you will get to 5,000 followers anywhere from $20 to $50. Boom, you are now a TikTok Shop affiliate. You can promote things and earn commission. You just opened a new business model for yourself by just doing that. Okay, that's step 1. Step 2, now that you have an account, how are you going to promote products that actually generate commission? What products should you actually promote? And so the answer to this— most people would think that it's going to be the biggest products that are on TikTok Shop. In reality, it's mainly the biggest brands with their newer products, because these brands will spend so much money on ads to promote their products. But when they're new products, not that many people have them, and so the The people that are early to these products print money. For example, Ulta Beauty is coming on a TikTok shop. The first people that promote Ulta Beauty will make a fuck ton of money because they're gonna run ads on all the Ulta products. And so again, the first people that have them are the ones that are gonna print money. And so the last part of this is what videos should you actually make? Because the videos are really only 10% of it if you have products and accounts. But if you don't have videos, you have nothing else. And so for videos, really all you need to do is copy people. Like as simple as it sounds, you can go to calodata.com and just copy the best videos on there. And then once you make those videos with good products, you'll probably do pretty well. And so just go out and do that. But the problem is, once people put all 3 of these things together, they build themselves a second job. Like, they're just filming, editing, and posting everything themselves. You have to outsource. Please turn this into a business, I beg you, or you'll just be stuck in this influencer trap where you're filming, editing, and posting everything yourself. Go hire a mom or a college girl, pay them $25 an hour to film the videos for you. Go hire a virtual assistant overseas. To edit and post the videos for you. All of a sudden you have a real legitimate business instead of just like some side hustle that you don't really like. And so that's TikTok shop automation. You turn it into a real business. But regardless, go implement this. Hopefully this helps. And actually drop me a follow if you enjoyed the video.
