UBT from AI Accounts on TikTok for Nutra — A Breakdown of Approaches
AI-generated content has literally flooded social media in 2025. Some tech giants are actively fighting it, while others have rolled out tools for labeling AI videos without blocking them from recommendations.
Today we're breaking down a fresh approach to driving traffic from AI profiles on TikTok to nutra and other verticals. We'll show examples of pages and the structure of affiliate funnels.
How Traffic Is Driven from TikTok to Offers
2025 has been a turning point for TikTok in terms of the rapid growth of AI content — the trend has fully evolved into a mass phenomenon. AI-generated videos have spread beyond entertainment into the platform's key segments: from educational content to native advertising.
The same pattern is playing out on other platforms — YouTube has been flooded with low-quality AI-generated videos. But in TikTok's case, the content is reasonably well-made and tends to land in trending feeds.
Affiliate marketers always track trends and find ways to profit from them. Rocket Traffic highlighted a relatively fresh approach to generating organic traffic using AI. Realistic profiles are created with a large volume of videos in a review format for specific nutra products, with a link added to the bio or traffic driven via coupon codes.
In the example above, the page was built around a couple from Germany. Within a month of the Rocket Traffic post, the profile gained another +15,000 followers and 100,000 likes — despite no new videos being uploaded since December.
The videos promote various supplements and offer a discount via a link, though TikTok has most likely removed it. Judging by the comments, users can tell these are AI-generated videos, but the majority still watch them through to the end.
We also found another fresh AI profile advertising dietary supplements. It's still getting low view counts, but videos are being posted actively. The account may get a boost over time.
The next profile example, focused on weight loss, can fairly be called a success. The creator has accumulated over 113k followers, and while the videos aren't labeled as AI, it's obvious when you watch them.
Traffic is funneled to a multi-link service, where users are warmed up with a free info product and directed to Instagram.
We also found a similar account driving traffic to a typical e-commerce landing page with a spin-the-wheel mechanic and other standard features. Users aren't filtered by GEO, which clearly hurts the conversion rate.
The effectiveness of organic traffic campaigns depends not only on how realistic the AI videos look, but also on the quality of the funnel. The best-performing approaches use TikTok as the first touchpoint, with the warm-up happening off-platform — through multi-links, info products, or social proof on Instagram. Direct linking to a nutra offer frequently results in the URL being removed or reach being restricted.
Another key factor is content volume. AI tools make it possible to publish dozens of videos per day, testing different creatives, personas, and offers without significant production costs. Even if some accounts get shadowbanned, the overall economics can stay profitable thanks to scale and low content production costs.
We can reasonably assume that the AI video approach will gradually expand into other affiliate marketing verticals. TikTok isn't restricting the reach of these profiles, which opens up opportunities to test unconventional funnels.
