You’re probably gonna do nothing with this but this is what I did

Chase Fisher, who claims to be the #2 TikTok Shop affiliate, shares his three-step system: grow to 5,000 followers, pick brands like Ninja and Shark that have big ad budgets but few affiliates, then create urgency-driven videos and outsource the work. His father makes $400 a day using this method.
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You were not meant to see this video because you're probably not going to implement it, but this is how you make fuck you money on TikTok Shop. Now, this got my dad to $400 a day. It made me the number 2 ranked TikTok Shop affiliate. I've generated multiple 7 figures on TikTok Shop, and I can tell you step by step what you need to do, but you're probably not going to do anything. But if you are, fantastic, because these are the 3 steps that you need. 1, get a TikTok Shop account. How do you do that? That means you have 5,000 followers, which sounds scary. What you need to do is on the account you're watching this on right now, post a video that says, I'm gonna follow everybody back. In some way, that needs to be the verbiage. It can be like, I'm trying out the teamwork trend. I'm following everybody who follows me back, I promise, whatever. Post like 3 of those videos a day. You'll get to 1,000 followers and you'll be in the TikTok Shop pilot program, meaning you can post 21 shoppable videos a week, which is kind of enough. But then honestly, you wanna keep doing that till you get to 5,000 followers. But really, that takes like a week, okay? Step 2, and also you can run ads in step 1 to make it faster. Step 2, products. Selecting good products is the bane of every TikTok Shop affiliate's existence. Everybody selects the biggest product, but what you need to find is big name products, so brands that everybody knows, with products that don't have that many sold. Because on TikTok Shop, brands run ads on affiliates' videos, 'cause we're TikTok Shop affiliates. We help them make money, so they run ads on our videos. And so you wanna find brands that have a lot of money, but there's not many people promoting their products, and so you're gonna get all that ad spend, okay? That could be Ninja Kitchen, Shark Home, Under Armour, any of the big brands. Again, newer products though. And then step 3, videos. When you wanna make videos, call out the low-hanging fruit. When you're promoting big name products, people know what they do. Everybody knows what a Ninja blender does. You know what they need to actually buy it though, or for them or someone else, is the fact that right now is the best time to do it. And so you wanna have a hook that only attracts people that already know what it does. So I could be like double discount on the Shark vacuum, easy. Double discount on Dyson, right? People already know what the product does. They just need to be like, wow, there's a sale? It's the best, especially when you're selling to moms. And then once you start to figure this out, you're making some videos, getting some sales in, product samples, whatever, then outsource it. If you stay in the influencer trap, which 99% of people do, which is filming, editing, and posting everything yourself, you'll probably quit because it's not that fun. Like I can tell you, it is really not that fun. And so you need to find people or somebody for $25 an hour that can film the videos for you. This is the easiest thing, especially when you're making $300 to $1,000 a day. It's really worth it. To pay someone $25 an hour for an hour or two a day to film your videos. And they can even edit and post for you. But honestly, hire a virtual assistant overseas for like $3 an hour and they can edit and post all the videos and they're happy to do it, okay? So with a creator and a virtual assistant, you now are running TikTok shop automation. So it's something that you already know and have mastered. And then you just outsource that. That is how the best businesses are. You figure it out yourself and then you build a team around that process. So try this. You have the information. Again, I don't know if you're gonna implement it. There's no guarantees that you're gonna do anything. I don't know who's watching this, But if you are the type of person that really is gonna implement this, drop me a follow, 'cause I drop a ton of sauce on this page every single day.
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