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DTC Batman
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@DTCbatman To be honest none. I want to try that Herman miller one
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after 4 and half years of working on my YouTube channel from my bedroom I officially have a home studio. the right image is a small corner of my bedroom. Now I actually have a lot of space. feeling very blessed 🥹
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@chuckiegregory From your experience scaling from 8 to 9 figures, do you believe Meta Ads has truly gotten better with AI post-iOS, and that targeting will keep improving?
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Disagree. I think we’re on the uptrend of the ebbs and flows of ecom timing. AI will make algos smarter. Giving ability for platforms to show the right ads at the right time. This is all that matters.
Chris Meade@thechrismeade
THE BAD NEWS - 2026 may be your last year in ecommerce. It’s extremely hard to make meaningful money and 99% of you are better of having a full time job. THE GOOD NEWS - The skills are 100% transferable to so many industries. You didn’t go through all that shit for no reason.
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@ShopifySupport
Just launched a new Shopify store.
Got my first orders, fulfilled everything in 3–5 days, customers are delivered & happy.
Shopify Payments got disabled + payouts are being held for 120 days “due to dispute risk”…
I have ZERO disputes. ZERO chargebacks.
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made 14k/day just running statics only.
no video ads, google ads, organic or whatever. JUST STATICS
statics take wayyyy lesser effort especially with nanobanana pro. I can literally pump out like 20 statics in 15mins using ONE prompt.
BUT still understanding your customer is important. It doesn't matter how nice your ad looks.
If your copy is shit ITS NOT GNA PERFORM.
But if u want to make your life easier with ai and get the exact prompt that I use to make my static ads, comment the word "STATIC" and I will send it to you
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Sora 2 consistent characters is absolutely insane 🤯
OpenAI just released the ability to create and save consistent characters in Sora 2.
And this changes *everything* for AI UGC ads.
Perfect for DTC brands & agencies who need the same creator across multiple videos in different scenes.
Here's why this matters:
Before this update, every Sora 2 video gave you a different person.
You couldn't build brand consistency or create multi-video campaigns with the same "creator."
Now you can:
→ Generate your ideal AI creator once (holding your product)
→ Save them as a consistent character in Sora 2
→ Tag that character in unlimited video prompts
→ Same person, different scenes (car, bathroom, outdoors, etc.)
→ Build entire UGC campaigns with one consistent face
Say "bye-bye" to spending $500 on a single UGC video.
What you can create:
→ Multi-video testimonial series with the same person
→ Before/after campaigns with consistent character
→ Product demo sequences that feel cohesive
→ Entire ad creative libraries with your "brand ambassador"
I recorded a 12-minute Loom showing the exact step-by-step process for creating consistent characters in Sora 2.
Want the complete walkthrough?
> Comment "SORA"
> Like this post
And I'll send the Loom over (must be following so I can DM)
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I just packaged up 10 of my best AI automation workflows into one database 🤯
(honestly I should probably be charging for this)
Most DTC brands & agencies waste months building AI automations from scratch.
Wrong prompts. Wrong tools. Wrong setup.
I've created 10 plug-and-play AI automations that handle the heavy lifting for you.
All in one convenient database for easy access.
Here's what's inside:
YouTube Research AI Agent
→ Scrapes trending videos by keyword
→ AI extracts hooks, angles, themes
→ Auto-organized in Airtable
Instagram Reels AI Agent
→ Scrapes trending Reels in your niche
→ Gemini analyzes creative insights
→ Comment analysis included
Sora 2 Cameos + n8n
→ Consistent AI characters across videos
→ Automated UGC campaign generation
→ Airtable tracking dashboard
Nano Banana + Veo 3 + n8n
→ Bulk UGC video generation
→ One product photo → 50+ videos
→ Auto-stored and organized
Claude + Facebook Ads MCP
→ AI ads analyst
→ Generates full performance reports
→ Natural language queries
Facebook Ads Spy + n8n
→ Daily competitor ad monitoring
→ AI analysis of hooks, CTAs, offers
→ Slack digest delivery
Sora 2 Consistent Characters
→ Multi-video campaigns, same creator
→ Brand consistency at scale
→ Step-by-step Loom walkthrough
TikTok Research AI Agent
→ Trending content analysis
→ Hook and angle extraction
→ Performance metrics tracking
HeyGen Long-Form UGC
→ 1-minute+ AI creator videos
→ Talking-head testimonials
→ Product demos at scale
Nano Banana Static Ads
→ 1,000+ ad variations automated
→ Bulk image generation
→ Perfect for testing creative
Each workflow includes the exact n8n templates + Airtable bases to get started FAST.
This is the exact stack DTC brands & agencies are using to scale creative production 10x.
Want the database?
> Comment "DATABASE"
> Like this post
And I'll send the complete collection over (must be following so I can DM)
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This Shopify Spy Agent is a cheat code for competitor research 🤯
This n8n agent takes any competitor's Shopify store...
And scrapes every product image + runs AI analysis automatically.
All organized in Airtable.
Perfect for e-comm brands & agencies who need competitive intel without the busywork.
Here's the problem:
You're manually browsing competitor stores. Screenshotting products. Copying descriptions into spreadsheets.
By the time you finish one store, you're too burned out to analyze anything.
This n8n agent handles it all:
→ Drop in any Shopify store URL
→ Crawls every product page automatically
→ Scrapes all product images
→ AI analyzes visual elements, positioning, and creative style
→ Everything lands in Airtable—organized and searchable
No manual browsing.
No screenshot folders.
No copy-paste chaos.
What you get in Airtable:
- Every product image from their store
- AI breakdowns of visual style and creative approach
- Organized by product for easy filtering
- A living database you can update anytime
One URL. Full competitor intel.
Built 100% in n8n.
Want the full n8n workflow?
👉 Like this post
👉 Re-post
👉 Comment "SHOPIFY"
And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)
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This Facebook Ads → Veo 3 Agent is absolutely insane 🤯
This n8n agent scrapes competitor video ads from the Facebook Ad Library...
Analyzes them with AI...
And generates fresh video variants using Google Veo 3.
All on autopilot.
Perfect for e-comm brands & agencies who need endless creative without the manual research.
Look:
You're spending hours in the Facebook Ad Library.
Screenshotting winning ads. Manually noting what hooks are working. Trying to brief your team on "make something like this."
And by the time you produce a variant, the original ad is already fatigued.
This n8n agent handles it all:
→ Scrapes competitor video ads from Facebook Ad Library
→ Gemini Vision analyzes hooks, CTAs, and creative elements
→ AI crafts detailed prompts based on what's working
→ Veo 3 generates fresh video variants automatically
→ Everything tracked in Google Sheets
No manual ad library browsing.
No creative briefs.
No waiting on production.
What you get:
- Competitor intelligence on autopilot
- AI breakdowns of winning creative elements
- Fresh video variants generated instantly
- Organized tracking in Google Sheets
See a winning ad. Generate your own version. Repeat.
Built 100% in n8n.
Want the full workflow?
👉 Like this post
👉 Re-post
👉 Comment "VEO"
And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)
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@JasonAllanScott @honeydreamss @imBillyHowell @gregisenberg Were you playing the MRR game, or optimizing for profitability from the first acquisition?
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@honeydreamss @imBillyHowell @gregisenberg Very strong GTM and only using partners with strong skills in ecom who come with relationships with meta etc.
They already had provenance with a business that did 20Million ARR ..something I learned from my mentor on talent is
Identify It
Hire It
Nurture It
Reward It
Protect It
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I launched the "athletic greens for dogs" earlier this year and we did over $800,000 in sales in November alone.
We actually came up with the concept in early 2023 and spent close to 2 years formulating it with some of the best and brightest experts in the space.
I remember seeing Greg talk about this idea on My First Million podcast in late 2023 and then posting about it again here just one month before we launched.
This would make some people nervous, but I embrace competition as it only helps grow the category.
And inevitably all roads will lead to customers choosing Iron Paws as I can confidently say we have the best product on the market.
The only thing Greg got wrong is that $100M/year is way too low of a projection.😏
GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg
i still think "athletic greens for dogs" is a $100M/year business waiting to be built here's the business plan humans already spend $20B yearly on premium spring water. they choose mountain valley over dasani, dasani over tap etc. yet their dogs still drink straight from the tap. if premium water matters for humans, why not for our best friends? partner with 25 veterinary clinics. run a 90-day study tracking dogs on premium supplements vs regular diet. data play is key. measure everything - energy levels, coat shine, joint mobility, dental hygiene, blood markers. raw data showing health improvements is your golden ticket. obviously, this has to actually work for you to continue. the go-to-market is dead simple. start with instagram. but not boring product shots. pure emotion. show a 12-year-old golden retriever playing like a puppy again. that video is worth 10,000 words of marketing copy. test two core ad angles: the dramatic transformation (old dog bouncing like a puppy) vs the science angle (vet explaining nutrient gaps). let the data tell you which hits harder. then scale the winner across platforms. split test headlines mercilessly. "your dog's water is empty" vs "the missing piece in pet health" vs "why vets are adding this to their dogs' water." the first 3 seconds determine if they stop scrolling. pricing strategy is key. launch at $97/month for the premium formula. seems steep. but dog owners spent $50B on premium pet food last year. they'll pay anything for their best friend if it means longevity distribution playbook sign 50 pet instagram accounts with 100K+ followers. focus on authentic before/after stories. partner with three top pet youtubers for long-form content showing real results. target facebook groups full of obsessive dog moms, sponsor dog longevity events. for manufacturing see if you can partner instead of figuring it out yourself. five supplement manufacturers already make pet vitamins. partner with the best one. modify their base formula. add your premium ingredients. partner with a water company. skip 36 months of R&D. find a veterinary researcher who can be the face of the brand. the dr. huberman of pet health. let them tell the story about why regular water and kibble just isn't enough anymore. this is your master stroke. tldr; build exclusivity first. premium product, premium price. once you own the high end, launch the $29/month "essentials" formula. the real money is in mass premium. that's it. the whole playbook. pet wellness is a $10B market growing 30% yearly. the first brand to own "premium pet supplements" walks away with a billion dollar exit. and if you can make the lives of our best friends happier and healthier, that alone is super cool. pet longevity is about to be a MASSIVE space. i share trends like this to get your creative juices flowing. someone's going to build this. why not you?
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Never work with clients who pay you less than $3k
They are just a pain in the ass
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Funny take.
The amount a client pays doesn’t decide whether they’re “a pain”, it really just comes down to how well expectations and communication are handled.
If a $500 client becomes a problem, that usually means something wasn’t structured clearly from the start. A $3k client won’t magically fix that.
Not hating .. just saying
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@SamEcomStylist @iKaustubhChavan Bro start working on ur landing pages post
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Some business news:
1. We grew 70% compared to the previous month, all organic, no ads, still fully bootstrapped.
2. I’m not running ads because I reinvest everything into inventory, and I don’t have extra for ads right now.
3. We said no to the biggest U.S. retailer because it doesn’t make sense for us at the moment.
4. I placed an order for our first manufacturing equipment. Since we use paper tubes (not plastic), it’s been hard to find a manufacturer who can do it the way we do, but they agreed to bring in a small piece of equipment for us.
6. November was our biggest revenue month.
7. I’m still figuring out inventory management, and I’m scared to sell out.
8. The next batch is getting filled this week, and I’ll update the heavy metal test results with Light Labs.
9. It makes me so happy when customers send selfies and share positive results from taking our collagen over email.
10. I tested a sample of a new product in the works and gave it to friends, everyone loved it.
I’m so grateful for all our influencers and supporters here. 🤍
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@daedalium Ça change des sites que tu faisais qd t’avais 3 ans et demi
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Allez, encore un site fait en IA : tgimguild.com/en
Sans goût.
Sans backend.
Sans code propre.
Sans compétence.
Sans avenir.
Mais avec une tonne de clients. 😂
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