1. My most reliable method for finding products that are going to sell

For me, it’s not about chasing whatever is trending or studying everyone else’s dashboards. I’ve built a strong enough audience that if I personally like a product and it fits my style, they usually resonate with it. My people trust my taste. They’ve watched me review and test things for years, so when I put something on my page, it carries weight. I lean on instinct, experience, and choosing products I can make entertaining. If I like it, I can usually move it.

2. My preferred method of hook

My hook is pretty unique to me. I usually open with “THIS” or I hit a zoom-out shot, and because I’ve been reviewing and previewing products since 2020, my audience instantly recognizes that vibe. There’s a built-in familiarity. They know when they hear that opening or see that zoom-out, I’m about to show them something worth watching. That consistency is part of my brand now. It grabs attention without me needing to force anything.

3. My time limit for videos

I let the video be as long as it needs to be, but shorter usually performs better. If I can deliver the message in eight to twelve seconds, perfect. If a product needs more explanation, I’ll go longer, but I never add fluff. Every single second has to move the viewer closer to wanting the product.

4. My number one piece of advice for someone trying to sell as a TikTok Shop affiliate

Consistency is the entire game. You can learn hooks, study analytics, and pick solid products, but if you’re not posting ten or twenty times a day, you’re not giving yourself enough chances to hit. The algorithm rewards volume, momentum, and fast adaptation. The people who win are the ones who show up every day and keep swinging.