Manh
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@EcomKostnchko_ I upload ads every couple of day in the testing campaign, and spend £3k/day on meta
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def second brand affected my input in first one
But it's just a matter of scalability ( second brand have way more potential more than the first one )
at the moment there's no much of "management"
More of creative strategy and copywriting - this is the only thing important under 10k days IMO
So I supply my focus every day to testing new ideas, improving my copy, making better landers - improving my skills and my team skills and I letting it reflect in the business
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I'm spending about $375-425k /month across TV, Facebook, Google, TikTok, Pinterest, Snapchat media buying for our 2 media buying brands...
Managing media buyer role all by myself.
Brand is doing 40m this year.
I wonder how many of you are doing media buying at that level for your own brand?
there's tons of us in-house folks out there, but we're kinda isolated.
i've got great agency contacts, but sometimes you just need to bounce ideas off someone who actually runs their own campaigns.
we grew 55% this year, 189% in 2024, 287% in 2023.
Million ways to do it. this approach works….
But I know someone is doing it better.
So I'm starting a Slack for brand owners/in-house marketers to share what's working, save time small hacks or tricks
don't need my spend or growth to join, could be way better or worse.
just gotta be someone who understands that when things go south its on you to fix it.
who's in?

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@cakekicker im a performance markter, hit me up if you want to know whats been working, happy to share
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Fascinating call earlier with a Hungary🇭🇺 born ecom founder now based in Dubai🇦🇪 dodging bombs left n right (lol), running a $5M/year dropshipping empire. Just torched $1M in Meta ads over three months (no cash back or pts), now he's pivoting to launch a proper US brand through a dormant LLC he's been sitting on.
The issue? 0 US credit history. No revenue on the books yet for his American entity. This makes him ineligible for every instant credit fintech line out there.
The standard path would force him to start with garbage tier starter CCs, and grind for 9 to 12 months just to build a score high enough to qualify for anything decent. That's millions in ad spend going out on debit wires or low-reward cards while he waits.
We're skipping the entire timeline using the Chase Bank 100k Workaround.
Here's how it works:
He wires $100,000 from his Airwallex HK acct straight into a fresh Chase business checking account (US LLC). That cash sits there for roughly two months doing absolutely nothing except building internal trust with the bank.
Once the first statement closes, he applies for a Chase business card. The automated system denies him immediately because he has zero history. This is where it gets interesting.
Our specific Chase relationship manager steps in and manually overrides the automated denial by vouching for the $100k liquidity sitting in the account. This grants the initial approval.
From there, he can graduate directly to the Chase Sapphire Reserve Biz card by month two or three. Unlimited 3x points on ad spend, no cap, no waiting.
🔥 The transformation:
Instead of burning 12 months on starter cards, he compresses the entire credit-building journey into 60 to 90 days. Never steps foot in the US.
🔥 His new brand launches with top-tier credit lines from (almost) day one, ensuring the upcoming millions in ad spend capture 3x multipliers instead of going straight into the void.
🔥 At his scale, we're talking hundreds of thousands in points value annually or serious cash back if he flips the strategy later. This is margin he can add straight to the bottom line or redeem for premium travel.
The beauty of this workaround is simple: liquidity speaks louder than history. Chase doesn't care that ur a foreigner with no score if you can prove ur not a flight risk. $100k in the account for two months is proof enough.
Most founders waste a year or more building credit the slow way because they don't know this path exists. If you're launching or scaling a US entity with serious ad spend planned, this is the move.
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@ecomAJb @PhantomStays interesting, so amex credit cards wont work for meta ?
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@PhantomStays yo is it true meta is not going to accept amex credit cards?
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The American credit system exists to be EXPLOITED by foreign Danish🇩🇰 terrorists like Simon
But we love these terrorists, they spend hella $ on ads via their US LLC, so they print points & ensure the USD keeps reserve currency status
plz trump don't nerf the US credit system for foreigners 🙏🏼

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My OpenClaw ships banger ad briefs while I sleep.
Production-ready briefs. Scored. Validated through a QA skill tree.
And I am going to show you how to set it up in return for a little bit of clout
Here's what's actually running while I'm asleep.
OpenClaw has a skill graph. Three AI agents connected in sequence — each one feeds the next, and nothing moves forward until it passes.
The first agent is pure research. It's scraping the Meta Ad Library pulling 5–10 active competitor ads, extracting repeating hooks, mapping visual patterns, documenting copy structures, and analysing CTA approaches (offer vs urgency vs curiosity).
At the same time it's running Golden Pain Extraction — pulling verbatim emotional language from Amazon 3-star reviews, Reddit threads, TikTok comments on competitor videos, and customer service logs. Not summaries. Exact words real customers used. Each pain gets tagged and mapped to one of the 8 Life Force drives.
Then it runs an asset audit — lifestyle product shots, founder content, UGC, testimonials, before/afters. Everything gets catalogued.
All of that gets compiled into a research document. Competitor analysis. Golden Pains mapped to LFE8. Dream outcomes. Available assets. Recommended angles.
That document feeds the second agent — the brief writer.
It builds static briefs: 3 copy variations per brief, each with Headline + Subline + CTA. Left side: 3 USPs. Right side: Feature → Benefit mapping x3. Visual direction, do's and don'ts, product URL, primary image, drive assets — all included.
It builds video briefs: 3 hook variations per brief, each broken into Text Hook + Visual Hook + Audio Hook + Why It Works.
Then 3 full timed body scripts — [0–3s] Hook → [3–8s] Setup → [8–15s] Product → [15–18s] Proof → [18–20s] CTA.
The 3-Second Formula is embedded at the writing stage. Second 0–1: Triple Stack (visual hook, text hook, audio hook firing simultaneously). Second 1–3: The Promise. Second 3–5: The Rehook.
If the structure doesn't hit those timings, it doesn't get written.
Every brief then hits the QA agent. This is where most of them die.
Validation checklist: 10 Golden Rules scored out of 10.
Minimum 7 to pass.
Score below 7? It doesn't get sent to me. It gets rejected back to the brief writer with specific fix notes.
Not a soft pass. A directed rewrite. The loop runs until it passes.
Only when a brief clears every node does it hit my Telegram.
6 production-ready briefs. 3 static. 3 video. Validated hooks. Fresh angles built from real market intelligence.
Ready for designer handoff → testing → iteration → scale.
No docs opened. No prompts written. No hours wasted.
I've scaled 50+ brands to 7 and 8 figures at MHI Media.
I mapped the full skill tree — every agent, every node, every framework, every validation gate.
Like + Repost + Comment "CLOUT" and I'll send it over.
(Follow me so I can DM you)
Screenshot not revelant but the last 30 days aint too bad.

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We just crossed $1M in 45 days. Up 250% YoY.
It's crazy because we did $1M in all of 2024 - unprofitably.
2024 was our first full year in business. First time in ecomm. My girlfriend and I both left our jobs to start this.
I didn't have any savings, so I moved back to my parents' house at 28.
I'm a college dropout. My parents thought I had lost my mind. First I left uni, now my full-time job.
The first year was brutal.
We invested everything into inventory. Ran Meta ads losing money every single month.
At one point, we had $500 left in our bank account. I thought we were done.
I legit told my parents we were thinking of trying something else.
I still can't believe we're here.
Not posting this to brag. Just want to document the journey.
If you're struggling right now, I see you. It can turn around faster than you think.

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Twitter is still such a bubble.
If you are here leaning about business and improving your life then you are already miles ahead.
It doesn’t have to happen all over night.
Learn some skills.
Make some connections and some friends.
Start a small business.
Contribute to the conversion.
Meet up with twitter people in real life.
A few years of this will totally change your life for the better.
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