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**What You’ll Need:**
- A TikTok account with at least 1000 followers
- Affiliate accounts with DHgate, AliExpress, or Alibaba (super easy to get)
- A monitor or screen
**Step 1:**
Open TikTok and search for #TikTokMadeMeBuyIt. You’ll find tons of videos with products that dropshippers are promoting.
**Step 1.1:**
To find the hottest products, use the filters to narrow your search to the past 24 hours or past week and then sort by like count. This way, you’ll see the most liked videos recently.
**Step 2:**
Look up the product from the video on your affiliate site. For example, if it’s airpod cleaners, search "Airpod Cleaner" on DHgate and find the one that matches.
**Step 3:**
Record a stitch of the video you found and “expose” the product’s price on DHgate, showing it for under $10. Be creative and make your video interesting – just recording your screen isn’t very exciting, so add your own twist to it.
**Step 4:**
In your TikTok bio, put a link to a Linktree or your own website with all your affiliate links. Use the same thumbnail from your TikTok video or a clear product image so people know what to click.
**Step 5:**
Post, post, post! The more you post, the more people will see your videos. Comment on viral products saying they can get it cheaper on your page. Just be careful not to spam and get shadowbanned on TikTok. There’s always new content to use, so you’ll never run out of ideas.
**Bonus Tips:**
- Pick affiliate offers that use cookies to track purchases, so you get a commission on everything they buy, not just one product.
- Always include the cheapest item in your stitch to give people a reason to buy from DHgate instead of the original site.
- Sticking to a niche, like cleaning products, can help since some Chinese wholesaler sites offer category-specific affiliate deals.
- Don’t be afraid to comment directly on people’s videos saying you have the product cheaper. It might not be the most ethical move, but we’re here to make money.
- You don’t have to use #TikTokMadeMeBuyIt. Try other hashtags that dropshippers are using to find videos to stitch.
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[REPLYANDTHANKS][/REPLYANDTHANKS][/REPLYANDTHANKS]
For More
[REPLYANDTHANKS]
**What You’ll Need:**
- A TikTok account with at least 1000 followers
- Affiliate accounts with DHgate, AliExpress, or Alibaba (super easy to get)
- A monitor or screen
**Step 1:**
Open TikTok and search for #TikTokMadeMeBuyIt. You’ll find tons of videos with products that dropshippers are promoting.
**Step 1.1:**
To find the hottest products, use the filters to narrow your search to the past 24 hours or past week and then sort by like count. This way, you’ll see the most liked videos recently.
**Step 2:**
Look up the product from the video on your affiliate site. For example, if it’s airpod cleaners, search "Airpod Cleaner" on DHgate and find the one that matches.
**Step 3:**
Record a stitch of the video you found and “expose” the product’s price on DHgate, showing it for under $10. Be creative and make your video interesting – just recording your screen isn’t very exciting, so add your own twist to it.
**Step 4:**
In your TikTok bio, put a link to a Linktree or your own website with all your affiliate links. Use the same thumbnail from your TikTok video or a clear product image so people know what to click.
**Step 5:**
Post, post, post! The more you post, the more people will see your videos. Comment on viral products saying they can get it cheaper on your page. Just be careful not to spam and get shadowbanned on TikTok. There’s always new content to use, so you’ll never run out of ideas.
**Bonus Tips:**
- Pick affiliate offers that use cookies to track purchases, so you get a commission on everything they buy, not just one product.
- Always include the cheapest item in your stitch to give people a reason to buy from DHgate instead of the original site.
- Sticking to a niche, like cleaning products, can help since some Chinese wholesaler sites offer category-specific affiliate deals.
- Don’t be afraid to comment directly on people’s videos saying you have the product cheaper. It might not be the most ethical move, but we’re here to make money.
- You don’t have to use #TikTokMadeMeBuyIt. Try other hashtags that dropshippers are using to find videos to stitch.
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[REPLYANDTHANKS][/REPLYANDTHANKS][/REPLYANDTHANKS]
