Chase Fisher, a former #2 ranked TikTok Shop affiliate, argues you should outsource video production and live streams to cheaper labor like college students. He calls this your "buyback rate": if your hour is worth more than what you pay someone else, transfer the task. Follow for his full automation breakdown.
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TikTok shop affiliates have no idea. They would literally activate superpowers if they learn this one thing. I see even the top affiliates get stuck in this loop of like hating making videos and hating going live every single day. But the thing is, anybody who's making money on TikTok shop is making a lot more than minimum wage or 20 bucks an hour. And none of them even know the audit transfer fill method. Figure out right now what your time is worth. First of all, this is your buyback rate. If you can determine how much money your time is worth in an hour and you can find somebody to do what you're doing for less than that, you're actively costing yourself money by continuing to do these low leverage tasks like filming videos and going live. And also there's a ton of college kids out there who are really poor, probably better than making videos and going live than you, and would do it for a fraction of the price of what you're making. This is called TikTok shop automation, where you're actually outsourcing the process. I used to be the number two ranked TikTok shop affiliate and then I started this and then I actually started to like TikTok shop again. And it all came from using the audit transfer fill method where you audit your time, look at everything that's going on. You, you figure out the tasks that are low leverage that you don't like, then you transfer them to somebody for less than your buyback rate and then you fill it. But for some reason, literally nobody else will talk about this. So if you want to start TikTok shop automation, drop me a follow. I will talk about my entire structure.
