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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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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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You didn’t hear much from my side the last weeks - enjoying the European summer as always 💯🫶🏽🎾
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Jem Bourouh
Jem Bourouh@JemBourouhDE·
Fun fact: I bought @iamshackelford 5 years ago the Facebook Ads for Dummies book loool
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ASSET PROTECTION One of the most commonly ignored yet so important topics, in my opinion same important to actually be able to make money. I don’t have any qualifications for that but in the meantime I could write a book about asset protection and actually being a global citizen. Story line I learned it the hard way, in 2019 90% of my personal money was on a single bank account I haven’t had access to for three weeks, not because it was my fault, but because the bank itself (yes a German bank) had an accusation review, and this leads to the first point already: 1- never only have bank accounts in one country, this applies to both, business banking and personal bank. This has nothing to do with tax residencies or where you live. It is a simple yet effective way to spread your collateral risk. In some European countries a failed sepa of an insurance is enough to lock all your bank accounts for 3-4 weeks until resolved 2- never keep your money in a single bank account in general, spread it is much as possible, don’t be so stupid like I was 6 years ago 3- you can have multiple residences in multiple countries, unconnected to where you actually live, this gives you access to local banking and loans, and a real estate market (or easier, a simply LLC in the USA is enough to credit cards, cashback and excellent banking) 4- don’t put all of your eggs in one basket, don’t invest only in one country real estate wise but also stock wise, use different banks, brokers across the globe 5- to dig deeper within this 🧵 would be too much but the more financial power you have, and the more flexible you are when it comes to the point you want to live, the better the options will be even if you keep it very easy. A perfect global citizen just to summarise it, has many residences, different companies with substance in different countries with business banking, different assets in many countries and uses the best banking options out there (for example Swiss personal banking and US based business banking), if you want to have the highest legal protection layer without any structures you don’t actually own anymore, you have a passport from country A, live in country B, have your personal money in in countries C,D,E, your company in country F and so on. You get the point 6- pro tips: yes you can have multiple residencies, yes you can register cars in some countries without living there, yes there are good insurances even if you don’t live in your home country anymore. Yes it is completely legal to have bank accounts in different countries all over the world as long as you declare them in your tax report.

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Never stay in the country where you make your money. Never bank in the country where you live. Never live where your money is kept. Never keep a bank account where you’re from. Never tell anyone where your money’s at. Cogsec
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ASSET PROTECTION One of the most commonly ignored yet so important topics, in my opinion same important to actually be able to make money. I don’t have any qualifications for that but in the meantime I could write a book about asset protection and actually being a global citizen. Story line I learned it the hard way, in 2019 90% of my personal money was on a single bank account I haven’t had access to for three weeks, not because it was my fault, but because the bank itself (yes a German bank) had an accusation review, and this leads to the first point already: 1- never only have bank accounts in one country, this applies to both, business banking and personal bank. This has nothing to do with tax residencies or where you live. It is a simple yet effective way to spread your collateral risk. In some European countries a failed sepa of an insurance is enough to lock all your bank accounts for 3-4 weeks until resolved 2- never keep your money in a single bank account in general, spread it is much as possible, don’t be so stupid like I was 6 years ago 3- you can have multiple residences in multiple countries, unconnected to where you actually live, this gives you access to local banking and loans, and a real estate market (or easier, a simply LLC in the USA is enough to credit cards, cashback and excellent banking) 4- don’t put all of your eggs in one basket, don’t invest only in one country real estate wise but also stock wise, use different banks, brokers across the globe 5- to dig deeper within this 🧵 would be too much but the more financial power you have, and the more flexible you are when it comes to the point you want to live, the better the options will be even if you keep it very easy. A perfect global citizen just to summarise it, has many residences, different companies with substance in different countries with business banking, different assets in many countries and uses the best banking options out there (for example Swiss personal banking and US based business banking), if you want to have the highest legal protection layer without any structures you don’t actually own anymore, you have a passport from country A, live in country B, have your personal money in in countries C,D,E, your company in country F and so on. You get the point 6- pro tips: yes you can have multiple residencies, yes you can register cars in some countries without living there, yes there are good insurances even if you don’t live in your home country anymore. Yes it is completely legal to have bank accounts in different countries all over the world as long as you declare them in your tax report.
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Always keep in mind: money comes and goes, but your kids will only be babies once, and your parents will only live once. The only thing you can’t buy is time. Keep the priorities right
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@CFCMods Just a coincidence that is the same ref who was responsible for the biggest CL robbery Bayern PSG in the Allianz arena 🤣
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Faruk Ilkhan
Faruk Ilkhan@ecomlegend·
Just put a downpayment of 1m aed on a real estate unit in Dubai & flew out my whole family to Turkey for a 2-week vacation ME vs. ME everyday has brought me things in life I could’ve never imagined
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Jem Bourouh
Jem Bourouh@JemBourouhDE·
@watchking69 only 3 color tourbillon hmmm guess what I just got, you won‘t believe it once again 😂😂😂
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Watch King
Watch King@watchking69·
Underrated banger.
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Aktienmessie@aktienmessie·
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BrenzGarage@BrenzGarage·
Urus Perf is my favorite SUV of all time. With this generation, Don’t love hybrid setup. I get it’s needed to push the numbers, but reliability of the last gen was pretty amazing. Don’t know how that will fair with the new implementations. Probably still a ton of fun, but I think this will cement the 22-25 with their value.
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@thankyouecom We do it completely inhouse but I think the most important thing is to filter bad publishers, let it run for a bit and be very consequent with the filter
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Yuanda W@thankyouecom·
@Lucaecom Native do you have any tips on getting profitable? we are working with an agency now and are very far from profitability and have a 0.8 roas
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Tennis 🎾 is such a goated sport that has so much to do with business and being successful in general: - extremely hard to learn, maybe the hardest ball sport in general, you need months and years of training, same like in business, same like a nice body or a successful business, you need to sweet and learn forever - self control and discipline, the more you get angry with yourself the worse it gets, you need to stay calm, same like in business - it is only you vs you, only you can influence the result - extends your life expectancy as a man up to 10 years, how crazy is that? My grandfather played until his last days - it is completely different to running or going to the gym, I didn’t know that I am missing this component especially when you are under constant pressure through your phone, you are in the here and now, you can’t check your phone, you can’t think about what is going wrong outside of the court because if you do so you don’t get the next ball, you only live the moment - network: men are easy, go to the next tennis club around you play 2-3 matches and I guarantee you will have a few new guys to hang out with + same like with golf, you get to know a lot of interesting people as well - one of the most intense sports (calories per hour) that you can play - you can play it until high age My father and grandfather were really good players but I ruined my youth with football, but who cares, number one recommendation for every entrepreneur!
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ScaleSurfer@scalesurfer_·
@Lucaecom yes yes there’s exceptions of course but this brand is just google + meta + minimal tiktok spend no other channels
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