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@ecommmoose @conortrains Playbook

We quietly ran a consulting program 🤫 We took 35 brands at $100k+ a month, & worked with them for 90 days. 4 hit their first $1M+/mo 6 scaled past $2M+/mo Multiple crossed $10M+/mo I filmed the exact playbook. Like, RT, comment "Playbook" (must follow) & I'll DM it.

@1ajaay Convert

In 2026 EVERY ecom founder knows the their hero section is the most important part of their landing pages Yet I still see so many brands get them wrong, meaning they're losing out on a TON of purchases 🫠 After creating over 3000+ hero sections, I've put together 25 of the best that we've designed into a Figma swipe file 🪄 If you want some inspiration to help you improve your hero sections, simply Retweet + Reply 'Convert' and I'll DM the file to you (must be following) 🏄‍♂️

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Cold outreach usually dies for one reason: You’re asking for something before proving you think better than everyone else emailing them. Instead: Send a 1-page breakdown Doc showing the opportunity you see in their business. Like + follow + comment DOC and I’ll send it.

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@TheecomMike Fire broo! SCALE

I scaled a store from $50K to $685K/month in 45 days I made a no-fluff guide showing: How I cut CPAs by 63% while scaling spend 4x My creative system that finds winners in 3 days CRO framework that doubled CVR in 14 days Like + Comment “Scale” + RT. I'll DM it to you

Day 46/60 : Merry christmas Today isn’t about dashboards, flows, or fixing leaks. Its about slowing down for a moment. Christmas has a funny way of reminding you why you started in the first place. the people behind the orders. the team behind the brand. the family behind the screen. If you’re a founder reading this today, you’ve probably carried more stress this year than you admit. q4 pressure. constant decisions. never really switching off. so today, give yourself permission to pause. No panic sends. no last-minute optimizations. no forcing numbers. just gratitude. for the customers who trusted you. for the systems that held up. for the lessons that didn’t feel good at the time but made you sharper. Christmas is a reminder that businesses are built by humans, for humans. and the brands that remember that always win long term. Merry christmas to you and yours. we’ll build again tomorrow.

Day 45/60: This one metric tells you if your backend is broken stop looking at revenue for a second. look at returning customer rate. if it dropped after bfcm, here’s what that means: your first sale worked. your system didn’t. most brands optimize hard for the first conversion… then completely abandon the customer after checkout. no follow-up. no sequencing. no reason to come back. december exposes this fast. new buyers go quiet. repeat orders don’t happen. and january starts weak. this week, the fix isn’t more campaigns. it’s tightening post-purchase: – faster thank-you emails – clear next-buy paths – simple reorder nudges – zero spammy discounts backend revenue isn’t magic. it’s just disciplined follow-up.

@TheecomMike faxxx! when did you last kill ads instead of launching new ones?

Most people think scaling is about adding more. More creatives More budgets More adsets It's not Scaling is about removing friction - Fewer decisions for Meta - Clearer Winners - Tighter sequencing Less chaos. More signal.

Day 45/60: the mistake most founders make in mid-december they try to force momentum. sales slow a bit, opens dip, and suddenly the instinct is to “do more”. More emails more discounts more urgency more noise Thats usually when things get worse. Mid-december isn’t a volume game. it’s a precision game. this is the phase where small mistakes compound fast: sending to the wrong segment rushing follow-ups pushing offers to people who just need trust rebuilt the brands that survive december don’t try to recreate bfcm. they accept that behavior has changed and adapt. They send less. they segment harder. they tighten timing. they speak like humans again. December doesn’t reward effort. it rewards restraint. if you can stay disciplined now, january becomes easy.

if you want the exact post-purchase structure we use to lift repeat rate in december, dm me “REPEAT”

@yunisshrestha firee

Your email marketer is still using 2021 strategies. And, we generated $104K+ in Black Friday only with emails While everyone was busy sending more emails with big discounts, we took a different approach youtu.be/sLMk-OJuUIE?si…

Day 44/60: december isn’t slow. it’s honest. december doesn’t kill good brands. it exposes weak systems. - the noise is gone. -the hype is gone. and now every email has to earn its open. this is the month where you learn the truth: who actually trusts you who just showed up for discounts what parts of your backend work and what only worked because bfcm carried it most founders look at december numbers and panic. operators look at december and diagnose. this is where you fix: - timing - segmentation - flow logic and tone not to “Save december” but to make january predictable. if you’re paying attention right now, this month will quietly make you more money than bfcm ever did. if you want the december audit checklist we use to turn honesty into leverage, dm me “audit”.

Day 43/60 : if december feels slow, read this twice your ads didn’t break your product didn’t fall off. your audience didn’t disappear. your backend just stopped hiding. bfcm covered a lot of sins. december doesn’t. this is where you find out if you actually built a system or just rode seasonal demand. most brands will cope by: sending more emails adding more discounts blaming “q4 fatigue” the ones who win will do the opposite. they’ll slow down. clean segments. fix flow timing. rebuild trust. december punishes noise. it rewards control. if your numbers dipped this week, that’s not failure. that’s feedback. what you do with it decides january.

if you want the “december rebuild map” we’re running this week, dm me “REBUILD”

Day 41/60: december exposes every weakness you ignored in november this is the week where brands suddenly see the truth: their bfcm revenue didn’t come from “great marketing”….. it came from seasonal intent. now that intent is gone, the backend is naked. if your list is quiet right now, it’s not a surprise. it’s a signal. here are the three things december always exposes: 1.your flows weren’t built for real buying cycles bfcm hid the gaps. december shows them. 2.your list wasn’t actually engaged high opens last week came from hype, not relationship. 3.your segmentation was too broad when intent drops, sloppy segments kill deliverability fast. don’t ignore these signals. december isn’t a revenue month it’s a rebuild month. fix the leaks now and your january retention becomes predictable instead of painful.

Day 40/60: Your december numbers aren’t bad, your benchmarks are every founder does the same thing after bfcm: they compare every email in december to black friday performance. that’s how panic starts. here’s the truth nobody likes admitting: december isn’t supposed to look like november. traffic shifts intent changes inboxes cool down and customers slow their buying cycle but the backend work you do now decides how your january and february perform. so here’s what we’re helping brands fix this week: 1.reset engagement windows stop using 90-day engaged segments right now. tighten to 30–45 days or you’ll crush deliverability. 2.rebuild flow timing bfcm urgency is gone. switch flows back to normal pacing or your list will fatigue. 3.shift campaigns from offer-driven to value-driven quiet inboxes need trust, not pressure. 4.watch your sender reputation daily one bad blast can ruin your entire month. most december problems come from expectations, not systems. you’re not supposed to see bfcm numbers you’re supposed to see stability. stabilize this week, scale next month. that’s the game.

Day 38/60: WE onboarded a new client this week, in the middle of q4 most agencies avoid taking clients this late in the year. it’s messy, it’s rushed, and the pressure is real. but this one felt different. They reached out with Clarity . they knew their numbers. they understood their customer. and they weren’t chasing a “Quick BFCM win”. they were focused on building a system for the next 12 months. that’s the kind of brand we say yes to. the relationship felt right because the mindset was right. no shortcuts. no panic. no ego. just two teams aligned on the same thing scale with intention. we don’t work with everyone in q4. the wrong fit becomes chaos. the right fit becomes momentum. and even though the year is almost over, some brands are still building in a way that makes growth in january feel inevitable. that’s the kind of client we onboard. not the loud ones the ones who actually care about their backend, their customers, and their long-term play. if you’re a brand that thinks that way, you already know the difference.

Day 39/60: the 3 things we fix first when a brand joins us in q4 When a new client comes in this late in the year, there’s no time for long setups or fancy strategizing. we go straight to the highest-impact fixes. here are the first three things we adjust every single time: 1.flow delays most brands still run slow, evergreen timing. but q4 behavior is fast. we tighten every delay to match real buying intent. 2.segment logic the biggest revenue leaks come from sending the wrong message to the wrong people. we rebuild the engaged segment, clean dead weight, and protect deliverability immediately. 3.post-purchase triggers this is the most ignored part of retention. a clean upsell within 24–48 hours after purchase can lift a brand’s december revenue on its own. these three fixes alone change the entire backend. brands usually think they need “more campaigns.” they don’t. they need tighter systems that turn existing traffic into repeat revenue. Thats the difference between surviving q4 and scaling through it.

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