This is the step by step process anyone can implement but most won’t

Chase Fisher breaks down a four-step system for making six figures on TikTok Shop affiliate marketing: buy an existing account, pick big-brand products with little competition, copy successful video formats, and outsource creation to scale to hundreds of videos daily. He claims this generates $10-$50k monthly with minimal personal work.
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If I had to restart from zero and go back to 6 figures a year using social media, this is exactly what I would do. I've already made 6 figures in profit, and this process has gotten even my 54-year-old dad to a couple hundred dollars a day using this app right here. I want you to understand that compared to all other platforms, TikTok has more watch time than all of them. Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok is the highest. And where people spend time, they spend money. So how can you monetize off everybody becoming crazy addicted to TikTok? It's not gonna be off getting views. It's not gonna be off selling other people's courses. It's not gonna be off any of that stuff. It's gonna be off TikTok Shop. And I'm telling you, even if you hate TikTok Shop, people buy from it. You might've even bought from it, but I'm telling you, your mom is probably buying from it. And so on TikTok Shop, if you sell products, you can make a commission. Like you can sell whatever you want, make a commission. I've generated millions of dollars on TikTok Shop as an affiliate. I was even the number 2 ranked affiliate at one point. And these 3 steps can get anybody started and actually have them go crush it. Step 1, buy a TikTok Shop account. It'll cost you a couple hundred bucks. You can buy an account that has 5, 10, or even 100,000 followers already on it. So you can just start posting this week and actually go ahead and start making money. Step 2 is the products that you choose to select. And for products, you don't wanna go with like the products that everybody's selecting. You really wanna find big brands that are spending a ton of money on ads. So really just find big brands and you can infer they're spending a lot on ads, but they're products that don't have much competition. If you can find products that don't have much competition, it is likely that your video will be one of the best because there's not that many other videos there. And for the videos that you make, this is step 3. So for the videos that you make, make them copies. Do not reinvent the wheel. Copy things that have worked before and apply them to the product that you're promoting. That is literally it. Do not reinvent the wheel or it'll take way longer for you to become successful. And then step 4 is actually going ahead and outsourcing all these. So finding a creator for $25 an hour to film the videos for you once you start making some money, and a virtual assistant for $3 to $6 an hour to edit and post the videos. If you have those 2 people, you can run up to 100 TikTok Shop videos a day. And scale to $10,000, $20,000, $30,000, $40,000, $50,000 a month without you being involved in every single video. This is the exact process that I use to this day. It works ridiculously well. So don't let this go in one ear and out the other. Anybody can build a creative engine that can actually scale, make tons of videos every day without them being involved if they implement. But most people let this go in one ear and out the other. Don't let that be you. Drop me a follow.
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