Chase FisherFounder, Affiliate Automated · Architecting Human UGC Systems That Scale to 400+ Daily Videos | BOF Performance | TikTok Shop Partner

Victor did $22K in commissions in March

8 Apr 2026 · 0 min

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In this YouTube interview, Chase Fisher talks with Victor (Speaker A) about how he dramatically increased his TikTok ecommerce sales by repurposing winning product videos in Spanish. Victor explains that after posting around 20 Spanish-language videos of a successful product, his daily revenue jumped to $500, effectively doubling his sales. He now routinely creates about 40 English videos and 20 matching Spanish videos for each winning product, using the same bottom‑of‑funnel (MOF) creative and proven conversion copy translated into Spanish. This bilingual approach consistently drives sales. Chase probes the traffic split on an account that generated $15,000 in a month, and Victor estimates roughly 60% of the sales came from English content and 40% from Spanish, highlighting the significant contribution of the Spanish‑language videos to overall revenue.

My first $500 day was because I ripped like 20 videos in Spanish, same winning product, and it just doubled the sales. And I was like, okay, I'm on to something, right? And then for all my winning products that I do, I do, I post like maybe 40 videos of English and then I'll do 20 exact same style, same bottom of funnel, same MOF, exact same style, just with a winning, winning kind of text that I know that converts in Spanish with the exact same product. And it always sells.
What? So you— are you mixing English and Spanish on one account? Both. What the— that is crazy. Breaking rules here, but I like it. If it works, it works. So, and okay, would you notice that on that account— or let's just look at the data. Let's pick the account that did $15K last month. What percent of it do you think the sales were English or versus Spanish?
I would say maybe about 60% was English and 40% was in Spanish.
That is so interesting. I can't tell you, like, that's— I don't know how many people I've seen that have mixed it successfully, but I guess that proves that TikTok just wants to push it to whoever the Sciences.