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to purchase from me.

And so the average person is making all the money right now.

And that's the huge shift.

And when the world kind of figures that out, which they're kind of doing right now, is

when the market like floods and all these creators are kind of going into that market,

making some money.

All right, guys, welcome to another episode of the report today.

I got someone who is doing big things in the business, in the online space, and this might

be the best beginner opportunity in 2026.

He personally went from zero to $50,000 in two months with this new thing that I don't know much about. I'm very, very excited to learn all about it. I got my man Nick Fowler in the building. What's up, Nick? What's up? I'm happy to be here, man. Dude, appreciate you coming on, man. And, dude, fun fact, before we jump into the TikTok shop stuff and everything you're doing, you are a full-time U.S. aviation rescue swimmer.

Yeah, dude.

Thank you for the service, Brian. Appreciate it. Talk shop stuff and everything you're doing. You are a full-time U.S. aviation rescue swimmer.

Yeah, dude. Thank you for the service. Appreciate it. Thank you. Yeah, it's pretty fun. What does that entail?

So we there's a ton of things we do but like it's advertised as an aviation rescue swimmer so we're jumping out of the heloes rescuing survivors and stuff which I've done. I was out in Hawaii for about four years doing that. But we also door gunners were anti-submarine warfare and like tons of different stuff. Fucking crazy, bro. Yeah, it's fun. Well, thank you for the service, dude. Thank you. So you went from zero to $50,000 in two months with TikTok shop. What is TikTok shop? TikTok shop is basically you get a free product mailed to your house from a company, a brand.

It could be Crocs. It could be, you know, Ninja, QVC is on there. And they just send you free stuff.

And you get that product. You make a video of it. And every time that video makes a sale, you get a commission from that sale. So, you know, you can get, you know, 10%, 50%, you know, it depends on the price of the products as well, and per brand on how much you make. But if that video goes viral, you make a ton of money, it's pretty cool. Yeah. Interesting. And so how many views typically do you need to get in order to translate to one sale?

That's a good question. I get that one a lot. So it depends. Like I, I just got a Roomba. They were on TikTok shop now. And I got 200 views made a sale. And it things like $500. And so I made like 50 bucks off 200 views, which is really crazy. And it varies like nuts. It's all's all dependent on, like, how well you are at sales mixed with entertaining and content, right? And how good is that product? Is there a sale on that product right now? Like, there's a lot that goes into it. But it's, I would say it's pretty typical, you know, every 2,000, 3,000 views you're making a sale or so. Is Instagram doing this as well well or is this solely just a TikTok thing? The way that TikTok is doing it is it's just TikTok. Like Instagram obviously has their like integration with Shopify, right? But it's so different in the fact that TikTok is

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