Keep in mind the product is Croc, which is a good brand with a good rep.

I want to share a strategy tip tonight, and this one is for the people who are actually doing TikTok Shop and want to earn and scale with it. If you are posting about any product you just like or just want to talk about, I need you to hear this: strategy gets results. Winging it does not. If you post 100 videos on a product that does not sell on TikTok, you are not going to make money. That is not because you did not work hard. It is because the product was the wrong choice. So before you film anything, look at the numbers. Is it trending right now? Does it have real orders? How many creators are already promoting it? A product with a few orders and a crowd of creators never makes sense, so skip it and pick another one. Once you have a winning product, volume is what compounds. The top TikTok Shop creators say to post at least 10 videos a day, because a video can start getting sales at any moment, even a month or two later. And when you are not posting, nothing is compounding. You do not have to hit ten tomorrow, but that is what you are working toward. The good news is you do not have to think hard about shop content. Pick 3 or 4 winning products, film each one a few different ways with a different hook, and batch and schedule them so you are not thinking about content all day. You do not even have to show your face. Show the product and use your voice. I put everything together for you inside the Classroom: a Shop Content Guide and Worksheet 20 that walks you through picking your products, planning your ten videos, and batching and scheduling them. Please do not skip it. This is the stuff that makes the difference. I cannot promise anyone a specific result, because it depends on your products, your effort, and your consistency. But strategy plus consistency beats guessing every time. Comment below and tell me: what product are you focusing on right now, and how many videos are you posting a day? Let's talk strategy. 💛 Ansara