In this tutorial, Chase Fisher explains a practical, three‑step system for making money on TikTok Shop in 2026 and how to scale it. First, he says you need a TikTok Shop account with at least 5,000 followers, which you can obtain by either running TikTok Ads (using the TikTok Ads Manager to promote a simple “teamwork” video) or by buying an already‑grown account. Second, he advises a straightforward product‑selection method: test many items, focus on big‑brand products that have newly released SKUs (e.g., a new flavor of NeuroGum), and double‑down on the ones that perform. Third, he recommends not trying to invent new video angles but instead recreating the top‑performing videos of successful sellers, a tactic used by large companies. After establishing this workflow, he suggests outsourcing the production pipeline: hire a low‑cost creator (around $25 / hour) to film videos, then use a virtual assistant (VA) to edit and post them across your TikTok Shop accounts, allowing you to scale without being a one‑person operation. The video ends with a call to action to implement the steps and follow him for more information.
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Everybody will tell you to go make a lot of money with TikTok Shop, but nobody actually tells you how to make a lot of money with TikTok Shop. And if you overcomplicate it more than these 3 steps, I'm convinced you just don't wanna make money. With step 1 on TikTok Shop being getting a 5,000 follower account. So buy or grow an account. Look, you can either grow an account with ads using TikTok Ads Manager. Literally go on your computer, search up TikTok Ads Manager, and then it changes your thing to pink. No, but it should run ads. You should run ads on a video that says, I'm trying out the teamwork trend, I'm following everybody back. Or just buy an account. Step 2, once you have an account, is to actually be able to go and pick your products. Do not overcomplicate it more than this. Test every product you can get your hands on, but pick big brands with newer products. If you find products like NeuroGum, that is a new product from a— it's a new flavor from a big brand that is already crushing it on TikTok Shop. And then step 3, once you pick some products or you just test everything and you double down on what works and cut what doesn't, is to recreate top videos from top performers. If you try to reinvent videos from scratch, I'm convinced you literally have no clue what you're doing and you do not want to make money. All you need to do is recreate already working videos. This is what the biggest companies in the world do, and this is why they're very big, because they don't have to spend time reinventing new angles from scratch. Most of the time they're reusing competitor stuff. And then the last part of this is once you put 1, 2, and 3 together and you start to be able to actually make money with this You go and you outsource. Find a creator that you can pay $25 an hour, something like this, that can then make you videos so you do not have to be the one recreating videos and having all the products at your house. This creator can make videos for you. You can pay her $25 an hour. Your creator then films videos, and then you use whatever file transfer system you use, and then you can go ahead and put these with a VA, and a VA can edit and post these videos. VA is virtual assistant. Can edit and post these videos across your TikTok Shop accounts. If you put all of this together and you have some proof of concept from doing it yourself, this is how you win in TikTok Shop in 2026. You are not going to be a one-man show forever, and if you are, good luck. But this is the best way to be able to actually do good and then do it at scale. So if you like information like this, don't let it go in one ear and out the other. Actually implement this stuff and then drop me a follow if you enjoyed this.