TikTok Shop Agents

It reads your shop
before you do

Then tells you what to do about it

This is what lands in your channel
every working morning

It watches. You decide. It never spends your money.

A morning brief landing in a client's channel: 30 day GMV, affiliate share, ad revenue and ROAS, samples and views, then the week's focus on one creator carrying too much of the affiliate sales, one ask, and what we are doing.
No one pressed send

What it watches

Eight things nobody checks on a Tuesday

None of this is clever. It just needs doing properly, every day, forever.

Which is exactly what humans are bad at.

01

Affiliate approvals

Sitting requests, and how long they have been sitting. Creators don't wait around.

02

Spark codes

Which ones expire this week. Expired codes mean your ads run against creative your affiliates can no longer sell through.

03

Creators who went quiet

The ones who sold for you last month and have posted nothing since.

04

Ad spend against return

Not just the number. Whether a drop was a spend cut or a conversion collapse, because those need opposite fixes.

05

Samples out against posted

What you shipped, what actually turned into a video, and what it cost you.

06

Which video actually sold

Views are not the job. Revenue per video is.

07

Promotions rolling off

A discount ending quietly is one of the most common invisible causes of a bad week.

08

Hero Program SKUs

It qualifies SKU by SKU. Most shops put one product in and stop. One shop we run had 60.

What lands

A short note. Not a dashboard.

You already get data dumps free from TikTok.

The agent's job is the sentence after the number.

  • Never a naked number. Every figure comes with what it did and what to do about it.
  • One lever, not nine. If everything is a priority, nothing gets done.
  • One ask, if we need something from you. Usually an approval. Often nothing.
  • "No data" in grey, never a guess. Cheapest credibility you will ever buy.
Morning brief · Thursday

Verdict: Revenue fell 27% this week. It wasn't a spend cut. Your conversion halved while traffic held.

Shop revenue, 7d
$41,208 ▼ 27%
Affiliate share of sales
61.2% ▲ 4.1pt
Ad revenue
$18,940
Return on ad spend
11.74 ▼ 1.63pt
Conversion
0.95% ▼ 1.15pt
Refund rate
no data
The one thing today

100 of your 225 spark codes expired on Tuesday. Your ads are running against creative your affiliates can't sell through any more. That's the conversion drop. Renew them and it recovers this week.

An example brief. The numbers are illustrative.

Where it stops

It watches. It doesn't touch anything.

Most people's first question is what happens when it gets something wrong.

The answer is nothing happens. It has no hands.

It will never

Spend your money. Publish anything. Message a creator. Approve a sample. Change a bid.

Every action stays with a human who chose it.

And it's blind to some things

Refunds, stock, margin, seller score, violations. It says so rather than guessing, and if one of those is your real problem it will not find it.

Next step

Twenty minutes. Four questions.

Approvals, budget, stock, access.

Those are the four things my own study said accounts actually get stuck on. So we check them before you pay anyone anything.

If it's a no, you leave with the list of what to fix. Costs you nothing and saves you a retainer.

  1. The call Twenty minutes, the four questions, and a straight answer on whether this is worth doing for you yet.
  2. Read only access Enough to see your shop. Nothing that lets anything spend, publish or message on your behalf.
  3. The briefs start Every working morning, in your channel. Nothing else on your side has to change.

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