r/TikTokshop

I’ve seen various places cite that you need 10k followers before being able to sell stuff on TikTok shop. If that’s true, what do you all do/ what content do you make on your accounts to reach that 10k? Do you all just switch that content to reviews once you hit 10k?

Im seeing so many affiliates complaining how they are not selling. Creators who used to sell $50-100k GMV a week now barely making $10k GMV a week. But everyone is still receiving samples, some saying they are receiving more samples now than before

So my question is… how are yall doing?

Unfortunately, I lost my job and am currently looking for sources of income. I have a few TikTok profiles and would like to try monetizing them since I don't earn money on YouTube. What experience do you have? Do you create the videos yourself, or do you use AI-generated videos or videos from others? Do the products to be advertised need to be purchased first? Do you only sell in your own country or worldwide? Thanks to anyone who responds.

Hi. I am a kids supplement brand and we are launching in two to three months. And I want to learn how to contact and acquire quality creators/affiliates.

I plan to search creators doing well and offer them incentives on top of the commissions. For example, I will offer them a cash bonus for apply for my product. I will tier them and offer them $100 to $1,000 for their video post.

Does my plan sound reasonable? Also, what is the best method for reaching out to the creators? Via email? Via Tiktok?

Thank you.

Hey guys! Completely new here so any advice is much appreciated, originally my background is influencer marketing with a couple of friends. We are looking to expand into opening TikTok shops for influencers we are already working with and have connections with, some of these have 200k-1m+ followers.

Just wondering on what would be the best approach to get sales and also what would be best for product sourcing and fulfilling any orders that we get. Thanks in advance ✌🏽

Sorry, I don’t know if this is the right place to ask, but I need some help. I have Miraculously made $200,000 on TikTok shop this year. I have been broke and ignorant all my life to be honest with you. And now I just want to make sure I do the right thing to set me and my family up for a successful future. I really am lost and confused here and need some help, number one I’m being told I need to do something as far as taxes/write-offs go and that it is a very important number two is I’m being told. I need to put my money in special savings accounts or investments,etc. Anyways, just looking to ask others who have had miraculous success on TikTok for any help or pointers. Thank you very much and God bless.

Selling on both TikTok Shop and Sho͏pify and my current 3PL only really handles one properly. Already had orders flagged on TikTok Shop for late shipment. Looking for a 3PL with clean integrations for both, same day shipping if possible, and ideally not charging separately for each platform. Anyone running multi channel across both that has this sorted?

Hey guys, I'm about to start trying to get on TikTokshop and attracting affiliates for my books that I'm selling. I want to see if there are any suggestions for 3PL providers, especially for books. AcuTrack seems to be the most popular one that I can tell, and ShipBob seems to be second place. Just wondering if you guys know of anything, any other considerations or options that might be good for this instance. Thanks!

Sellers, what typically works best for conversions, offering a product discount (£3), or offering vouchers (£3 off)?

I am a small business owner and mother. I fulfilled 66 customer orders using my own personal credit card. @TikTok Shop has frozen my $2,428 in earned payouts for weeks and is sending me copy-paste template responses while my deadline passes today.

I submitted full proof — every order ID, every customer name, every tracking number. Still nothing.

This is my livelihood. I cannot pay back the credit I used to ship these orders because TikTok is holding my money.

If you know how to help me or have any advice. Please let me know. Small businesses deserve better.

I’m 18 and recently bulk ordered a product in the shoe care niche after testing another product before and making a pretty decent profit within a month.
The problem is… I recently started working a full-time job 6 days a week, and now I genuinely don’t have the time or energy to build and market this properly.
What makes it frustrating is that the product actually has really good potential. On TikTok Shop there’s basically almost no competition for it, and even after affiliate samples + expenses, I honestly think someone could still pull around $1k–$1.5k+ profit if they execute it properly.
I know some people might assume I’m posting this just hoping someone buys the inventory from me lol. Honestly, if that happened I’d probably be relieved. But even if not, I genuinely want advice from people more experienced than me.
What would you guys do in this situation?
Try finding someone to take over the inventory?

Partner with a creator/marketer?

Let affiliates handle everything?

Sell the whole stock locally or wholesale?

I’ve sold online before, but this is my first time being stuck because of time instead of product demand.

"Your payout failed due to a temporary technical issue. It will be automatically re-initiated tomorrow. For any questions, please contact customer service for assistance.View payments"

Is anyone else receiving this error message? It seems to have happen almost every week now on Monday before being paid out later in the week. I'm in the UK.

Hey everyone!

I run a small TikTok Shop brand called Tutu’s Tote Bag, and over the past few months we somehow grew to 500+ sales with 4.9-star reviews.

Recently I started focusing more on the affiliate side of TikTok Shop and actually hit my starter pack invite limit pretty quickly. I noticed the tote bag tends to perform best when creators do their own content style rather than my videos, especially “what’s in my bag,” reviews, school/work, and travel-type videos.

I’m still pretty new to scaling the affiliate side, so I’ve been trying to figure out the best ways people consistently find quality creators after hitting that limit.

The main thing customers seem to like is that the bag has lots of pockets/organization inside compared to most tote bags.

For those who’ve scaled through affiliates, what strategies ended up working best for you?

I have had my tik tok shop commission frozen for about 3 months now. I received 2 violations and then after 30 days they disappeared. My account is in great health but i am still unable to withdrawal any money. I have contacted tik tok shop and have sent an email, and have submitted multiple tickets but i have found no solution. I am very stressed and don’t want to loose all my money, does anyone know anything that can help or has anyone dealt with something similar to this.

I just received a claim today for a Missing Package. The customer notes on the case state that they had many packages missing from the same day and that the carrier may have mis-delivered all their mail. The customer also reordered the same item Saturday before making the claim and that package was mailed yesterday.

There is a Resolve button which has 2 options: Issue Refund or Reject. The AI Support is suspect as it is telling me to do nothing and the case is "under platform review". I sell on eBay and there I would get a black mark on my account if I did not respond at all.

This was shipped with TikTok Shipping through USPS. What do I do?

Hi.
What's the experience after the announcement for buying USPS labels only via Tiktok? Has anyone tried using labels from their own USPS account for seller fulfilled orders? Is Tiktok rejecting those?

What if we generate labels using Stamps.com? Will that be rejected as well? Asking since we have some integrations in place for seller fulfillment and it will be challenging to pull in Tiktok labels.

Please share your experience of seller fulfillment after tiktok's announcement

Have they been impactful to your business at all? Have you seen them be strategically beneficial to you as a seller?