Cuban influencer Nathyy Zaldívar, based in the United States, is creating a sensation on TikTok after revealing how it's possible to earn up to $5,000 a month (or more!) if you know how to take advantage of the app's monetization options.
"Yes, my love, you can earn between one thousand, five thousand, or even ten thousand a month with TikTok, depending on what you create," Zaldívar explained while encouraging his followers to stop just consuming content and start creating it to generate extra income.
In the video, Nathyy outlined the different ways to monetize on TikTok, from the creator program, which pays based on the number of views on videos, to TikTok Shop, which allows for earning commissions on product sales. “Imagine uploading a sales video and it goes viral. If the product has a commission of $5 or $6, how much can you earn? There are no limits, my love!” she commented excitedly.
A few hours after its release, her video was already receiving mixed reactions. Some followers support her and are excited about the idea of starting their own path on TikTok, commenting phrases like “I’m on my way”; “I’ll go”; and “Give me information.” Others, however, are more skeptical. One user remarked, “That’s garbage, the one who wins is the one who finds people to sell for them”; while another follower wished her luck with a comment saying, “A MILLIONAIRE IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. BLESSINGS.”
Despite some doubts, @nathyy.zaldivar.t insists that the opportunity is real and affirms that more and more people are achieving significant earnings on TikTok if they know how to take advantage of it. “By posting sales videos and creating content, you can earn money, my love!” she encouraged her followers. The influencer, who has built a large fan base, invites everyone to dive into content creation, emphasizing that extra money “never hurts anyone.”
Could this be the push some needed to start generating income on social media? Nathyy Zaldívar's invitation is open, and from the comments, it seems that more than one person is considering joining TikTok for business purposes.
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