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LUCAECOM | 100mio+$ eCom Rev

LUCAECOM | 100mio+$ eCom Rev

@Lucaecom

Owner of several ecom brands (100mio+$) | Owner of LUCAECOM payment setup (250+ clients) | For services click the link!

Dubai, United Arab Emirates Katılım Mart 2022
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LUCAECOM | 100mio+$ eCom Rev
After 8 years in eCommerce, 2025 was probably the most eye-opening year for us — and also our biggest year ever in terms of volume. Here are our 11 biggest learnings: 1. We finally transitioned to a full U.S. focus → significantly higher scale. 2. We shifted toward an older audience → emotional storytelling and angles perform much better → higher scale. 3. We managed to lower our break-even ROAS by offering high perceived-value products with low COGS, combined with strong customer retention. In my opinion, this is the most important point: with a low BE ROAS, you can penetrate many more marketing channels. 4. We are now able to “create” winners through brand storytelling instead of trying to find them via mass testing. 5. Emotional storytelling advertorials perform far better than pure product advertorials. 6. A large percentage of our ad spend now goes to platforms we hadn’t even heard of two years ago. 7. If you use AI correctly, you no longer need to test products — you test new angles and creatives for existing products. 8. Approval rates make a huge difference in the U.S. 9. It’s crazy not to use U.S. banking and cashback options. Even if your main company is non-U.S., set up a U.S. entity to pay for marketing expenses and get up to 2.4% cashback. 10. U.S. customers are far more relaxed than customers elsewhere. 11. The lowest amount of revenue required to generate the highest absolute profit is the true sweet spot. (Read this one a few times.)
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Jem Bourouh
Jem Bourouh@JemBourouhDE·
Never trust a motherfucker on twitter that has Ecom in his username
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Jem Bourouh
Jem Bourouh@JemBourouhDE·
If you‘re so fucking smart, why aren‘t you rich yet?
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Jem Bourouh
Jem Bourouh@JemBourouhDE·
Exactly, let me take the pricing strategy from a store that has an average monthly visits of 1.8k and implement it into my brand 😂
Marouane - Rapi 🇨🇦🇲🇦@RapiHodler

This store sells gummies for men. VitalBound.co - Shilajit + Ashwagandha And their approach is smart. THE PRODUCT Energy/focus/testosterone gummies Niche: men's health 30-50 years old Market: 100% US THEIR PRICING STRATEGY Unit price: $35.95 Bundles: → Buy 1: $28.76 (-20%) → Buy 2: $51.78 (-28%) ← MOST POPULAR → Buy 3: $73.35 (-32%) Smart Refills at -20% WHY IT WORKS "MOST POPULAR" badge on bundle 2 Not on buy 1 They don't want you to buy 1 jar. They want you to take 2 minimum. Crossed-out prices everywhere ($71.90 → $51.78) Savings in % clearly visible Smart Refills = recurring revenue without commitment THEIR STATS Store created July 2025 (8 months) 1.8K visits/month ELIXIR theme (conversion optimized) WHAT WE CAN LEARN In the health/wellness niche: Customers buy for 1-3 months minimum One jar = not enough to see results So push them directly to 2-3 jars The bundle 2 at -28% is the sweet spot: → Enough discount to convince → Enough margin to stay profitable Recurring revenue (Smart Refills) = game changer Predictable revenue every month WHY THIS NICHE IS EXPLODING Men's health = huge and unsaturated market TikTok/Insta full of testosterone/energy content Consumable product = customers come back Stack that with well-designed bundles and recurring revenue, you have a cash machine.

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Jem Bourouh
Jem Bourouh@JemBourouhDE·
1/200 White Ceramic Japan Edition
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Matt Wallace
Matt Wallace@MattWallace888·
Dubai is currently one of the most dangerous places on earth
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Andy Chou
Andy Chou@andy_chou_CJ·
A lot of Europe people from Dubai to Oman and transitioning to their countries, me too. Everything will be good.
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Alex Chen
Alex Chen@alexchenn·
where is the safest place to go now? theres no flights in dubai
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Zain
Zain@NotZainAgain·
eCom brands reaching out to their factories that they squeezed over every dollar now that tariffs are rolled back
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Brew Markets
Brew Markets@brewmarkets·
Klarna's valuation: 2021: $45 billion 2026: $5 billion
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Faruk Ilkhan
Faruk Ilkhan@ecomlegend·
just signed the lease to my new $100k/year appartment, where am i moving to?
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Rmn
Rmn@romangrnn·
@Lucaecom How do you scale this quick without holds
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KevinSimo
KevinSimo@KevinSimo123·
Not sure why @CJSlattery is catching so much shade for this. Applovin has never worked for ecomm brands we’ve tested but it does for apps. I think it has to do with our brands and brand platform fit, as the people I know who say it works don’t sell premium products and that’s most of our brands. Side note, a friend in the applovin space sold his company for $20mm, started a brand, and said he wouldn’t advertise on there for *reasons*
Collin Slattery@CJSlattery

I don't know who needs to hear this but applovin is a scam. In app ads are the most dogshit of dogshit ad inventory on the internet. Some random ass company did not crack some secret code to somehow make them as good as Meta ads. Nobody is interrupting their candy crush level to buy your creatine suppository. If Hindenburg were still around they'd be borrowing against their kids' college funds to get even more short exposure to Applovin.

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