TikTok Shop Partner agency, live shopping experts

The Partner status is TikTok's official recognition of agencies that run TikTok Shop storefronts on behalf of brands. It grants access to the partner back office, advanced analytics tools, priority access to platform programs and a dedicated contact at TikTok. In plain terms: when a rule changes or an issue arises, we talk to the platform directly, not to a form.

The status covers the opening and setup of your shop: seller account, product catalogue, pricing rules, logistics and after-sales configuration. It also covers every commercial format TikTok Shop offers: shoppable lives, shoppable videos, brand showcase, affiliate campaigns and sponsored products.

Finally, it covers the day-to-day relationship with the platform: incident escalation, moderation arbitration, product listing compliance and early access to new features. A brand going alone discovers the rules through blocking issues. A partner knows them before the first campaign goes live.

The status is granted on application: sales volumes generated, brand references, command of platform rules. It is reviewed regularly. We keep ours because we operate storefronts continuously, not because we opened an account once. For you, it is a guarantee: the person running your shop has already made these mistakes elsewhere, and will not repeat them with you.

Our lives are not filmed in a converted meeting room. We run a dedicated live shopping studio: modular backdrop in your brand colours, lighting tuned for product demonstration, multiple cameras, director's monitoring and dedicated sound.

The same stage serves every format: shop opening, catalogue presentation, long-form product demonstration, end-of-live flash offers. Transitions are rehearsed so nothing is left to chance.

Everything is set up in advance: camera plans, script, stock, product links, backup orders. On live day, the team has only one job left: talk to the audience and sell.

We also come to you. When the live has to happen at your premises — in front of your teams, your network or your community — we set up our production unit on site: cameras, lighting, sound monitoring. The audience in the room becomes part of the live, and the connected community follows the reactions in real time.

The studio is also available to your teams for filming supporting content between lives: short product videos, teasers for the next session, answers to recurring questions. One grouped filming day feeds a week of publishing, without taking up more than half a day of your team's time.

Fifteen days out: we validate the products, prices and offers for the live together. This is when we decide what draws the crowd and what builds the basket. Product selection is followed by a compliance check against TikTok Shop rules, so there are no surprises on the day.

Seven days out: we write the script, minute by minute: opening hook, demonstrations, limited offers, basket reminders. The script is validated with your product expert, who knows the arguments we do not.

The day before: full rehearsal on stage. Connection, camera plans, sound, product links and shipping logistics are all checked. A demonstration that fails live costs far more than a rehearsal.

On the day: setup, final technical check, team brief, then the live. During the broadcast, a host leads the session, a community manager answers comments and recovers abandoned baskets, and a technical director watches over the stream. You follow everything through read-only access to the back office.

After the live: a replay is available, clips are cut for reuse, and a performance report lands within 48 hours. Every session feeds the next one: we know which product worked, at which minute, and at which price.

This two-week cycle can repeat weekly without wearing out: products rotate, offers refresh, the script changes angle. TikTok audiences come back for novelty; a live that looks like the previous one pays for it in viewers.

TikTok Shop runs on affiliation first: creators connect to your catalogue and earn a commission on every sale made from their videos or lives. It is a sales network you only pay on performance.

We open your affiliate program, set the commission grid, recruit the creators who fit your products, brief them and review content before it goes live. You approve the profiles; we handle the day-to-day relationship.

The creator communities already activated by Demooz get you started: from the day your shop opens, creator videos and lives feature your products while your own audience builds up.

Affiliation is run like a sales channel, not a communication stunt. For every creator we track sales generated, content conversion rates and return on commission. Profiles that sell get more products and better offers; those that do not leave the program. Within three months the grid refines itself and the channel becomes predictable. But affiliation is only one layer of the setup: it complements our lives hosted in front of an audience, it does not replace them.

We track every live from the first comment to the confirmed payment. Gross merchandise value (GMV), conversion rate, average basket, order count, products sold per session: everything is consolidated into a report your finance team can read.

Each live produces its own report: audience, peak viewers, minute of the first sale, top products, click-through rate to the shop. Comparing sessions shows precisely what sells and what is not worth the airtime.

At month end, a consolidated report covers it all: GMV per live, GMV per channel (live, video, affiliation, sponsoring), commissions paid to creators and net margin. You know what the channel earns, not only what it costs.

These numbers drive concrete decisions: which product to open the next live with, which commission to offer creators, which time slot to book for the next session. Measurement is not there to fill a report, it is there to decide the next live.

The schedule depends on you on one point: validating products and prices. When internal decisions drag on, the first live slips accordingly. We hand over a reference schedule at kickoff, with validation, rehearsal and broadcast dates, so everyone knows when they need to decide.

Opening the seller account and the shop usually takes one to two weeks, depending on the product category and the documents TikTok requests. We fill in the applications with you and follow up on validation.

Setting up the catalogue, prices and logistics takes about another week on average. It runs in parallel with recruiting the first affiliate creators.

The first live happens three to four weeks after kickoff. If your shop already exists, we can move faster: the rehearsal is all that remains. What takes time is not the technology, it is compliance and preparing the offers.