TikTok has evolved from a dance video app into a legitimate income source. I've spent the past year analyzing successful creators, testing monetization strategies, and interviewing people earning four to six figures monthly on the platform. This guide breaks down exactly how TikTok monetization works and what it takes to start earning.
TikTok by the Numbers: The Money Opportunity
TikTok's growth has been staggering. The platform reached 1.7 billion monthly active users globally in 2024, making it the sixth most-used social media platform. More importantly for creators, engagement rates on TikTok average 4.25%—significantly higher than Instagram's 0.6% or Facebook's 0.13%, according to Socialinsider's 2024 report.
This engagement creates earning potential. A 2024 survey by Influencer Marketing Hub found that 67% of brands planned to increase their TikTok marketing budgets, with total influencer marketing spend on TikTok reaching $8.5 billion in 2024, up from $4.6 billion in 2022.
But here's what matters most: you don't need millions of followers to make money. Research from HypeAuditor shows that nano-influencers (1,000-10,000 followers) can earn $50-$500 per sponsored post, while micro-influencers (10,000-50,000 followers) command $500-$2,000 per post. The barrier to entry has never been lower.
How Much Can You Actually Make?
Income varies dramatically based on strategy and effort. Data from multiple sources provides realistic expectations:
TikTok Creator Fund (TikTok's payment program):
- Average earnings: $0.02-$0.04 per 1,000 views
- A video with 100,000 views earns roughly $2-$4
- Creators need 10,000 followers and 100,000 video views in 30 days to qualify
Brand Partnerships:
- Nano-influencers (1K-10K followers): $50-$500 per post
- Micro-influencers (10K-50K followers): $500-$2,000 per post
- Mid-tier influencers (50K-500K followers): $2,000-$10,000 per post
- Macro-influencers (500K-1M followers): $10,000-$50,000 per post
- Mega-influencers (1M+ followers): $50,000-$200,000+ per post
A 2024 survey of 500 TikTok creators by Later found:
- Creators with 10K-50K followers earn an average of $1,200 monthly
- Creators with 50K-100K followers earn an average of $3,400 monthly
- Creators with 100K-500K followers earn an average of $8,600 monthly
- Only 22% rely solely on Creator Fund payments
- 68% earn primarily through brand partnerships
The top 1% of TikTok creators earn over $100,000 annually, according to research by SignalFire, while the median creator with 10,000+ followers earns approximately $15,000 annually across all monetization methods.
10 Ways to Make Money on TikTok
1. TikTok Creator Fund
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $20-$500 for accounts with 10,000-100,000 followers
The Creator Fund pays creators directly for views. TikTok allocates money based on video performance, engagement quality, and region. While it's the most straightforward monetization method, it's also the least lucrative.
Requirements:
- At least 10,000 followers
- At least 100,000 video views in the last 30 days
- Age 18 or older
- Account in good standing (no community guideline violations)
- Located in eligible country (U.S., UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain)
The payment rate is disappointingly low. According to data compiled from creator reports:
- Typical rate: $0.02-$0.04 per 1,000 views
- Some creators report as low as $0.01 per 1,000 views
- Varies based on video engagement, not just views
A creator with 100,000 followers averaging 50,000 views per video and posting daily would earn roughly $30-$60 monthly from the Creator Fund alone. This is why successful creators view it as supplemental income rather than primary revenue.
TikTok introduced the Creator Fund Beta in 2024, which reportedly pays higher rates but requires invitation. Early participants report 3-5x higher earnings compared to the original Creator Fund, though specific rates remain undisclosed.
Getting started: Once you meet requirements, apply through TikTok's Creator tools in settings. Approval typically takes 1-2 weeks. You'll need to link a payment account (PayPal or bank account).
2. Brand Partnerships and Sponsored Content
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $200-$10,000+ depending on follower count and niche
Brand partnerships represent the most lucrative monetization method for most creators. Companies pay for promotional content featuring their products or services.
Influencer Marketing Hub's 2024 benchmark report shows average rates:
- 1K-10K followers: $50-$500 per post
- 10K-50K followers: $500-$2,000 per post
- 50K-100K followers: $2,000-$5,000 per post
- 100K-500K followers: $5,000-$15,000 per post
However, niche dramatically affects rates. A beauty creator with 50,000 engaged followers might command $3,000 per post, while a general comedy account with the same following might earn $800. Beauty, fashion, fitness, and finance niches typically pay 2-3x more than entertainment niches.
Engagement rate matters more than follower count. Brands increasingly look at:
- Average video views
- Comment rate
- Share rate
- Average watch time
A creator with 20,000 highly engaged followers often earns more than someone with 50,000 passive followers. Aspire's 2024 Influencer Marketing Report found that brands prioritize engagement rates over follower counts, with 78% considering engagement the most important metric.
Types of brand deals:
- Product seeding: Free products for honest reviews (no payment)
- One-off posts: Single sponsored video
- Campaign work: 3-5 videos over several months
- Brand ambassadorships: Ongoing partnerships (monthly retainers)
Real creator income examples from public disclosures:
- @foodwithsoy (120K followers, cooking niche): Reports earning $3,000-$8,000 per sponsored post
- @thedanielnash (45K followers, fashion): Shared earning $1,500-$3,000 per brand deal
- @itscindyweather (850K followers, weather/education): Reported $15,000+ for some partnerships
Getting started:
- Reach 5,000-10,000 followers to attract brand interest
- Create a media kit (follower demographics, engagement stats, previous work)
- Join influencer platforms: AspireIQ, CreatorIQ, #paid, Influence.co, BrandSnob
- Pitch brands directly via email or Instagram DM
- Use hashtags like #ad, #sponsored, #partner (FTC requires disclosure)
The key is consistency. Brands want reliable partners who understand their products and audience. A survey by Later found that 89% of brands prefer working with creators multiple times rather than one-off collaborations.
3. TikTok Shop and Affiliate Marketing
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $100-$5,000+ depending on product fit and audience size
TikTok Shop launched in the U.S. in 2023, allowing creators to sell products directly through the app or earn commissions promoting others' products. This has quickly become a major income source.
TikTok reported that Shop generated over $4.4 billion in gross merchandise value in the U.S. in 2024, with creators earning an estimated $600 million in commissions collectively.
How it works:
- Apply for TikTok Shop creator program
- Browse available products with commission rates (typically 5-20%)
- Create videos featuring products with Shop links
- Earn commission on each sale through your link
Commission rates vary by category:
- Beauty products: 10-20%
- Fashion items: 8-15%
- Electronics: 3-8%
- Home goods: 10-18%
Successful Shop creators report earning $1,000-$10,000 monthly with audiences of 20,000-100,000 followers. The strategy involves showcasing products authentically rather than hard-selling.
A case study from TikTok featured @crystalsbeauty (68K followers, beauty reviews), who reported earning $4,300 in her first month with TikTok Shop, growing to $8,900 monthly after three months as she optimized content.
Requirements:
- 5,000 followers (lowered from 10,000 in late 2024)
- Account in good standing
- Age 18 or older
Beyond TikTok Shop, traditional affiliate marketing works well:
- Amazon Associates (4-10% commission)
- LTK (formerly rewardStyle) for fashion
- ShareASale for various products
- Brand-specific affiliate programs (often 10-30% commission)
Place affiliate links in bio or use link aggregator tools like Linktree. Some creators report 5-15% of their audience clicks bio links, with 2-5% making purchases.
Getting started: Enable TikTok Shop in Creator Tools. Browse the product catalog and select items matching your niche. Create authentic review or demonstration videos. Track which products resonate with your audience and focus on those categories.
4. Live Streaming Gifts
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $50-$2,000+ depending on consistency and engagement
TikTok allows viewers to send virtual gifts during live streams, which convert to Diamonds that creators exchange for real money. The conversion rate is approximately $0.50 per 1 Diamond, with TikTok taking a 50% cut.
Creators need 1,000 followers to access LIVE features. Once qualified, gifts provide immediate monetization without brand deals or product sales.
Data from Social Media Today shows:
- Average creator with 10K followers earns $50-$150 per live session
- Creators with 50K+ followers earn $200-$500 per session
- Top creators earn $1,000-$5,000+ per session
Success depends on:
- Live stream frequency (3-5 times weekly performs best)
- Stream length (1-2 hours optimal)
- Engagement level (Q&As, challenges, interactive content)
- Audience relationship strength
A survey of 200 TikTok streamers found:
- Average gifts per stream: $23 for accounts with 10K-25K followers
- Average gifts per stream: $87 for accounts with 25K-100K followers
- Most successful streamers go live 4-6 times weekly
The LIVE feature works particularly well for:
- Q&A sessions with engaged communities
- Talent showcases (singing, art, comedy)
- Behind-the-scenes content
- Gaming streams
- Educational content with interaction
Getting started: Once you hit 1,000 followers, the LIVE button appears on your posting screen. Schedule regular streams (consistency matters for audience building). Engage actively with viewers—respond to comments, acknowledge gift senders, create interactive content.
5. Selling Your Own Products or Services
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $500-$20,000+ depending on product type and audience size
Many creators use TikTok as marketing for their own businesses. This represents the highest potential income but requires more work than other methods.
Successful examples:
- Digital products: E-books, templates, courses, presets
- Physical products: Merchandise, crafts, clothing lines
- Services: Consulting, coaching, freelance work
- Memberships: Patreon, exclusive communities
Real creator examples:
- @planningroutine (180K followers, productivity niche): Sells digital planners, reports $12,000-$18,000 monthly revenue
- @thesocialcurator (420K followers, social media tips): Course sales generate $40,000+ monthly
- @minimalista.home (95K followers, organization): Sells organizing guides and consulting, $8,000+ monthly
A study by Shopify found that creators driving traffic to their own stores convert 2-5% of engaged followers into customers over time. A creator with 20,000 followers might have 400-1,000 customers annually, depending on product and price point.
Product types performing well on TikTok:
- Print-on-demand merchandise (T-shirts, stickers, mugs)
- Digital downloads (PDFs, Notion templates, Lightroom presets)
- Online courses and workshops
- Coaching and consulting packages
- Subscription boxes or memberships
The key is solving problems for your specific audience. What questions do they ask repeatedly? What struggles do they mention? Products addressing these needs sell better than generic merchandise.
Getting started:
- Validate demand before creating (ask your audience what they need)
- Start with low-investment options (digital products, print-on-demand)
- Use platforms like Gumroad, Teachable, or Shopify
- Drive traffic through link in bio
- Create valuable free content that naturally leads to paid products
6. TikTok Creator Marketplace
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $300-$5,000+ depending on activity level
TikTok Creator Marketplace is the platform's official brand collaboration hub. It connects creators with companies looking for partnerships, eliminating the need for cold pitching.
Requirements:
- 10,000 followers
- 100,000 video views in last 30 days
- At least 3 public videos posted in last 28 days
- Account in good standing
- Age 18 or older
The Marketplace includes:
- Brand campaign listings with budget ranges
- Application system for relevant campaigns
- Payment processing through TikTok
- Performance analytics
According to TikTok's 2024 Creator Marketplace report:
- Over 800,000 creators are active in the Marketplace
- Average campaign pays $500-$5,000 depending on creator size
- Brands post 10,000+ campaigns monthly
- 67% of participating creators receive at least one deal within 60 days
The Marketplace works differently than traditional outreach. Brands post campaigns with requirements (follower count, niche, engagement rate), and creators apply. This reduces rejection compared to cold pitching.
Success tips from active Marketplace creators:
- Complete your profile thoroughly (100% completion increases selection by 40%)
- Apply quickly when campaigns match your niche (early applicants have advantage)
- Show previous brand work in portfolio section
- Respond promptly to brand inquiries (within 24 hours)
Getting started: Once qualified, apply through Creator Tools in settings. Approval takes 1-2 weeks. Complete your profile with demographics, past work, and content examples. Set notification alerts for relevant campaigns.
7. Crowdfunding and Donations
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $50-$1,500+ for smaller creators with engaged communities
Platforms like Patreon, Ko-fi, and Buy Me a Coffee allow fans to support creators directly. This works particularly well for educational, inspirational, or entertainment content where audiences feel genuine connection.
Patreon reports that the average creator with 100 patrons earns $1,250 monthly (assuming $12.50 average pledge). The platform hosts over 250,000 creators, with the top 2% earning over $100,000 annually.
Common support models:
- Patreon tiers: $3, $5, $10+ monthly with varying perks
- One-time tips: Through Ko-fi or Buy Me a Coffee
- Goal-based funding: For specific projects or content
Successful creators offer value for support:
- Early access to content
- Behind-the-scenes footage
- Exclusive live streams or Q&As
- One-on-one interactions
- Custom content or shoutouts
A survey of 300 creators using Patreon found:
- Average patron count for creators with 10K-50K followers: 45 patrons
- Average monthly earnings: $380
- Conversion rate: 0.5-1% of engaged followers become patrons
This monetization method works best when combined with others. Few creators rely solely on direct support, but it provides stable monthly income alongside variable brand deals or affiliate earnings.
Getting started: Set up Patreon, Ko-fi, or similar platform. Create 2-3 membership tiers with clear benefits. Promote once weekly without being pushy—emphasize that free content continues regardless. Focus on providing genuine value to supporters.
8. Consulting and Coaching
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $500-$10,000+ depending on expertise and client base
Once you've built credibility in a specific area, consulting or coaching becomes viable. This works for virtually any niche—fitness, business, relationships, content creation, finance, organization, cooking, or parenting.
Rates vary by niche and experience:
- Group coaching: $50-$300 per person for group programs
- One-on-one coaching: $100-$500 per hour
- Strategy sessions: $150-$1,000 per session
- Ongoing retainers: $1,000-$5,000+ monthly
A creator with 15,000 followers offering coaching at $200 per session needs only 5-10 clients monthly to earn $1,000-$2,000. Many coaches report converting 3-5% of engaged followers into consulting clients over time.
Real examples:
- Fitness coaches with 25K+ followers typically charge $150-$400 for personalized training plans
- Business consultants with 30K+ followers charge $500-$2,000 for strategy sessions
- Content creation coaches charge $300-$1,500 for monthly coaching packages
The key is demonstrating results. Share client success stories (with permission), showcase your own achievements, and provide valuable free content that proves expertise.
Getting started:
- Define your specific offering and ideal client
- Set clear pricing and package options
- Use scheduling tools like Calendly for booking
- Promote consultations 2-3 times monthly in content
- Start with lower rates, increase as demand grows
9. Licensing Your Content
Realistic Monthly Earnings: $100-$5,000+ for viral content creators
When videos go viral, media outlets, brands, and other platforms often want to use them. Content licensing generates one-time payments for usage rights.
Typical licensing fees:
- Local news outlet: $50-$200
- National media: $200-$1,000+
- Commercial use by brands: $500-$5,000+
- Stock footage platforms: $20-$200 per license sale
Platforms facilitating content licensing include:
- Newsflare: Submit viral videos, they handle licensing
- ViralHog: Similar model, 70/30 revenue split
- Jukin Media: Larger platform, broader reach
- Storyful: Works with news organizations
A study by Newsflare found that creators earn an average of $150-$800 per licensed viral video, with some earning $5,000+ for highly sought-after content.
This income is unpredictable—you can't plan on videos going viral. However, when they do, licensing adds bonus income beyond standard monetization.
Getting started: When a video gains significant traction (100K+ views), register it with licensing platforms. They'll reach out if media outlets or brands express interest. Always watermark content to protect ownership.
10. Growing and Selling Accounts
Realistic Monthly Earnings: Variable—one-time payments of $5,000-$100,000+ for established accounts
Some creators build niche accounts specifically to sell them. While controversial and less common, it represents a real monetization strategy.
Account value depends on:
- Follower count and engagement rate
- Niche (some niches more valuable)
- Content quality and consistency
- Monetization potential
Rough valuation formula from account marketplace data:
- Engaged accounts: $0.50-$3.00 per follower
- Less engaged accounts: $0.10-$0.50 per follower
A well-maintained account with 50,000 engaged followers in a valuable niche (finance, business, health) might sell for $25,000-$150,000. Less valuable niches or lower engagement bring significantly less.
Risks and considerations:
- Violates TikTok's terms of service (accounts can be banned)
- Buyers may get scammed
- Ethical concerns about authenticity
- Platform crackdowns on account sales
While this method exists, it's not recommended for most creators. Building authentic audience relationships and monetizing through legitimate methods provides more sustainable income.
Building Your TikTok Income: Step-by-Step
Success on TikTok isn't random. Data analysis of 10,000+ creators by HypeAuditor identified patterns among successful accounts.
Month 1-2: Foundation
Goal: Post consistently and find your niche
- Post 1-3 videos daily (consistency matters more than perfection)
- Test different content types within your interest area
- Study analytics to identify what resonates
- Engage with comments and other creators
Analytics show that accounts posting 3+ times weekly grow 2.5x faster than those posting less frequently. However, quality matters—one good video weekly outperforms seven terrible ones.
Month 3-4: Growth and Refinement
Goal: Reach 1,000 followers and optimize content
- Double down on content types performing well
- Study competitors in your niche
- Improve production quality based on learnings
- Begin engaging with your specific community
- Test trending sounds and formats with your unique angle
A study by Later found that creators reach 1,000 followers in an average of 45-60 days with consistent posting. Some take longer; others grow faster depending on niche and content quality.
Month 5-6: Monetization Begins
Goal: Reach 10,000 followers and apply for Creator Fund
- Apply for Creator Fund once eligible
- Set up TikTok Shop if available in your region
- Start tracking analytics seriously (track growth, engagement, peak posting times)
- Begin reaching out to small brands for partnerships
- Enable LIVE streaming at 1,000 followers
At this stage, income might be $100-$500 monthly from Creator Fund, gifts, and small affiliate commissions.
Month 7-12: Scaling Income
Goal: Build multiple income streams
- Join Creator Marketplace
- Pitch or respond to brand partnerships
- Launch your first product or service
- Establish Patreon or membership option
- Consistently post valuable content
By month 12, creators with 25,000-50,000 engaged followers typically earn $800-$3,000 monthly across multiple streams, according to data compiled from creator surveys.
Beyond Year One: Established Creator
Goal: Optimize and increase rates
- Raise rates for brand partnerships (every 10K followers)
- Launch more substantial products (courses, coaching programs)
- Develop brand ambassador relationships
- Consider expanding to other platforms (YouTube, Instagram)
- Potentially scale by hiring help for editing or strategy
Established creators with 100,000+ followers and diverse income streams earn $3,000-$15,000+ monthly on average.
What Actually Drives TikTok Success?
I analyzed data from multiple sources and interviewed successful creators. These factors consistently predict success:
Consistency beats perfection: Accounts posting 4-7 times weekly grow 3.2x faster than those posting weekly, according to Later's analysis of 2 million accounts.
Niche focus: Broad entertainment accounts struggle compared to focused niches. HypeAuditor found that niche accounts have 47% higher engagement rates than general content accounts.
Hook strength: The first 2-3 seconds determine whether viewers watch. TikTok's internal data shows that videos retaining 50%+ of viewers through the first 3 seconds get 5x more distribution.
Watch time matters more than likes: Full video watches signal quality to the algorithm. Videos with 70%+ average watch time receive significantly more distribution.
Engagement drives growth: Response rate matters. Creators who reply to 50%+ of comments within 24 hours grow audiences 2.1x faster than those who ignore comments.
Trends with originality: Using trending sounds with unique takes performs better than copying trends exactly. Research shows that the 20% of trend participants who add original angles receive 60% of the trend's total views.
Common Mistakes That Kill Monetization
After reviewing hundreds of struggling accounts, these patterns emerge repeatedly:
Inconsistent posting: Posting sporadically confuses the algorithm. TikTok rewards consistent creators with more distribution. Accounts going weeks without posting lose momentum completely.
Ignoring analytics: TikTok provides detailed metrics showing exactly what works. Successful creators study this data; unsuccessful ones ignore it. Check audience demographics, peak activity times, and which content types perform best.
Chasing follower count over engagement: 100,000 unengaged followers earn less than 10,000 engaged followers. Focus on creating content your specific audience loves rather than viral content for everyone.
Accepting lowball brand deals: Desperate creators accept $50 for posts that should pay $500. This undervalues the industry. The Influencer Marketing Hub provides rate calculators to determine fair pricing.
Violating FTC guidelines: Failing to disclose sponsorships can result in fines up to $43,792 per violation. Always use #ad, #sponsored, or #partner on branded content.
Buying followers or engagement: Fake followers have zero value. Brands and TikTok detect fake engagement, and it tanks your account's algorithmic distribution.
The Reality Check: Time Investment
Most successful creators report investing 10-20 hours weekly on TikTok:
- Content creation: 5-10 hours
- Engaging with comments: 2-3 hours
- Planning and analytics: 1-2 hours
- Brand communications: 1-3 hours
- LIVE streams: 2-5 hours (optional)
A survey by Influencer Marketing Hub found that 68% of creators spend more time on content strategy and engagement than actual filming. The visible 15-second video often requires 1-2 hours of planning, filming, and editing.
Part-time creators (5-10 hours weekly) can build audiences and income, but growth typically takes longer. The platform rewards consistent activity.
Your First 30 Days: Action Plan
Week 1: Setup and Research
- Create TikTok account with clear niche focus
- Research 10-20 successful creators in your niche
- Study their content patterns, hooks, and engagement strategies
- Plan 30 content ideas addressing your niche audience's interests
Week 2: Begin Posting
- Post your first 7 videos (aim for 1-2 daily)
- Use trending sounds when they fit your content naturally
- Write strong captions with clear hooks
- Respond to every single comment
Week 3: Analyze and Adjust
- Review analytics for all videos posted
- Identify patterns in your top-performing content
- Create more content similar to what's working
- Continue posting 1-2 videos daily
- Start engaging with other creators' content (comment genuinely)
Week 4: Optimize and Scale
- Refine your content format based on data
- Test different posting times to find optimal schedule
- Increase posting frequency if possible (3-5 videos weekly minimum)
- Begin building community by responding to comments consistently
- Set goals for follower count and engagement rate for month two
After 30 days, you should have:
- 20-30 posted videos
- 100-500+ followers (varies by niche and content quality)
- Clear understanding of what content resonates
- Established posting rhythm
The first month rarely generates income. You're building foundation. Monetization comes months 3-6 and beyond.
Tax and Legal Considerations
TikTok income is taxable. Here's what creators must understand:
Tax obligations:
- All income over $400 annually requires reporting
- Set aside 25-30% of earnings for taxes
- Quarterly estimated tax payments required if earning $1,000+ annually
- Track all expenses (equipment, software, props)
Business structure: Many creators operate as sole proprietors initially, but forming an LLC provides liability protection and potential tax benefits once earning $30,000+ annually.
FTC disclosure requirements:
- Clearly disclose all material connections with brands
- Use #ad, #sponsored, #partner hashtags
- Verbal disclosure in video ("This video is sponsored by...")
- Disclosure must be impossible to miss
Platform terms compliance:
- Understand TikTok's Community Guidelines
- Follow copyright rules (use licensed music and sounds)
- Respect privacy and image rights
- Avoid prohibited content that could result in ban
Consult with a CPA familiar with creator economy taxes. The $200-$500 invested in professional tax guidance saves thousands in proper deduction optimization and avoids costly mistakes.
The Sustainability Question
A legitimate concern: will TikTok income last? Platform changes, algorithm updates, and shifting user preferences create uncertainty.
Smart creators diversify:
- Build email lists (TikTok doesn't own this audience)
- Expand to YouTube, Instagram, or podcasting
- Create products not dependent on platform algorithms
- Develop skills (video editing, marketing, content strategy) valuable beyond TikTok
The creator economy continues growing despite predictions of bubbles. Goldman Sachs estimates the creator economy will reach $480 billion by 2027, up from $250 billion in 2023. TikTok represents one avenue within this broader opportunity.
Start Building Your TikTok Income Today
The creators earning $2,000, $5,000, or $10,000+ monthly from TikTok started exactly where you are now—with zero followers and uncertain about whether it would work.
The difference? They started. They posted that first awkward video. They pushed through the phase where nobody watched. They stayed consistent when growth felt slow.
The statistics show that TikTok monetization is accessible. The 67% of creators earning income didn't possess special advantages—they learned the platform, served specific audiences, and built multiple income streams.
Your action plan is clear:
- Choose a niche you can create content about consistently
- Post your first video this week
- Commit to posting 3-5 times weekly for 90 days minimum
- Study analytics and double down on what works
- Apply monetization methods as you reach eligibility thresholds
Income won't appear overnight. But within 6-12 months of consistent effort, earning $500-$2,000 monthly becomes realistic for creators reaching 10,000-50,000 engaged followers. Within 18-24 months, $3,000-$8,000 monthly is achievable for creators building to 50,000-200,000 followers.
Stop researching and start creating. The perfect time to begin was a year ago. The second-best time is today. Open TikTok, film your first video, and post it. Your future income stream starts with that first imperfect post.