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@ecomfrr @calebcanales_ And what? You flexing screenshots generated with AI 🫠😂

Ultimate Larper of 2026 Bros flexing screenshots from 2021 😭 Now i’m starting to wonder if it’s even his screenshot lol @calebcanales_ also what happened to the Mclaren giveaway?

@AnthonyLapietra Dude uploading fake screenshots 🫠

fully understand these insane claude + higgsfield/nanobanana/gemini workflows for mass testing image ads & concepts but im NGL gang ChatGPT is one shotting me images that are spending 5k+ at a 2-3 roas LOL

@liescord @ecomtalent So i need buy ecomtalent course immediately? 🤣

🚨HIRING POST 🚨 LOOKING FOR A VIDEO EDITOR EXPERIENCED WITH HIGGSFIELD AND HEYGEN AI YOU HAVE TO HAVE GONE THROUGH @ecomtalent IF YOU DM ME WITHOUT BEING THROUGH ECOM TALENT I WILL BLOCK YOU LMFOA PAYING 600-800 WITH BONUSES AND INCENTIVES

@AnthonyLapietra 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

if you tested 1 product per week with this process consistently for a few months, dont you think it would be? what if you tested 2 products/week for a year, how much easier would it be? or does it sound and impossible and hard because you have even failed and tried?

@ecomtalent So I need buy your course asap?

90% of video editors are focused on the wrong niche. You're all out there editing YouTube videos, making cool animations, spending 8 hours perfecting one video, and slaving away for pennies. Then wondering why you're broke while working 8+ hours/day. You need to focus on building LEVERAGE and stacking skills. Instead of editing YouTube videos that get some views... You could be editing ADS for ecom brands. Think about it for a second. When you edit a YouTube video, you get paid per video, it gets views, cool story bro. But when you edit an AD? That ad GENERATES MONEY for your client. This is 100x more valuable than some YouTube video getting views bro. And here's the biggest thing none of you seem to realize - when you make ads that print money, you can take a percentage of that revenue your ads generated. Imagine making ONE ad that PRINTS money for an ecom brand, and you collect percentage out of it for as long as it's running. THIS is how you get PASSIVE INCOME as a video editor. How about that for a change? But to make this happen, you need SKILL STACKING. You need to combine your technical video editing skills with marketing psychology, understanding what makes people buy, and the ability to sell products through video. That's how you become irreplaceable to ecom brands. Not because you edit well, but because you make them money. And people who make other people money get paid very, very differently. Ecomtalent shows you the way.

@AnthonyLapietra Dude uploading fake screenshots 😂😂😂😂😂

new viral product hit my feed midst doom scroll check stats & see if theres any competition import product with kopy make product page with atlas AI download videos + some quick AI image ads launch camp with rapid ads less than 1 hr of work per day 6-7 figs/month eZ

@NahFlo2n Stack

$52k/month amazon listings don’t need one product photo they need a full image stack that sells the product from every angle most sellers upload: plain hero image basic lifestyle shot random feature graphic maybe one review tile then wonder why the listing doesn’t convert this is the better play: one product one ai workflow 9 listing images in 15 minutes hero shot benefit image use case image how to use image feature breakdown color options social proof comparison angle lifestyle angle same bottle different buying reason different visual promise different reason to trust it that’s why ai listing images are so powerful you’re not just making the product look better you’re turning one simple product into a complete amazon sales page rt + comment "stack" and i’ll send you the full ai amazon listing image setup (follow for dm)

@johnvirality ARCADS

ONE person can run the production workflow behind $100M+ in revenue and 20B+ views from their laptop with arcads all without: - big production teams - 100+ separate subscriptions - tab switching between 6 different AI tools it puts seedance 2.0, kling 3.0, nano banana pro, and a dozen other models behind one all-in-one dashboard so i documented the ENTIRE production architecture... covering product photography, character generation, video animation, the 6-shot script formula, and the scaling math that makes $10-30k/mo realistic for a single creator like + comment "ARCADS" and i'll send you the ENTIRE system (must be following + RT for priority access)

@germanecomking Any proofs?

Scaled a client from 1k/d to 50k profit within 45 days and he refuse to pay me for mediabuying. Later I found out they are scamming multiple people and are known for such activities. Ungrateful people who should not be allowed to make business again.

@ecomtalent Hey someone actually making money in ecom talents? These all feedbacks are real?

Running an ecom brand is genuinely one of the hardest things you can do online. But there's a way to make it significantly less hard. Most guys scrape together $5K-$10K, build a store, start running ads, and slowly watch that money disappear on products that don't convert and ads that don't work. Then they hit zero and start over. Seen this happen over and over again. The smarter move is learning the skill that actually determines whether any ecom brand succeeds or fails before you spend a single dollar of your own money. Making ads that sell. Understanding why people buy things. What hooks someone in the first 2 seconds. How to take a cold stranger and turn them into a buyer before they scroll past. And the best way to learn that skill is by doing it inside real ecom brands first. Watching how winning brands test creative. How they scale what works. How they think about their customer. How they go from $100K months to $1M months. And getting paid the entire time. So when you finally launch your own brand, you're not figuring it out anymore. You have capital saved instead of burned. You have skills proven on real brands with real money. You know what makes people buy because you've been making people buy things for months. That's the unfair advantage most people trying to build an ecom brand will never have. Because they were too impatient to build the foundation first. Ecom is hard. But it's a lot less hard when you actually know what you're doing before you start. Learn the skill. Get paid while you learn it. Build toward your own brand from a position of knowledge and capital. That's the play.

@shauneng How to scale to $1k a day?

A complete breakdown on how to build offers that actually scale beyond $100K/day in ecom: (save for later)

@ecomfrr @harrisonbevins Dude you uploading fake screenshots generated with ai 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@harrisonbevins 10 years damn, 1mil at 25% margins which is $250k before tax is basically less than minimum wage working for mcdonald’s 😭

We did it fam! Joined the 7-figure club today. A good example of an “overnight success” that took 10 years to accomplish. I started my first dropshipping store 10 years ago and have had a lot of ups and downs since then. I know these numbers pale in comparison to what guys on X are regularly showing off but damn if it doesn’t feel good to cross that mark.. I know it’s cliché, but the biggest takeaway for me is how important mindset is and having a bigger vision for oneself. I truly believe I could have hit this scale earlier in my journey had I given myself the permission. Subconsciously there was always this thought that I needed more experience or whatever to hit bigger numbers. Happy to say that once those beliefs were broken (and finding the right product and market) things started to click. If you’ve been following along, I hope this inspires you to not stop when it seems like you’re not going fast enough. X is not representative of the real world… a very tiny percentage of people hit a 7 or 8 figure business in their first few years of business. So if that’s not you, just keep going and always keep learning. This is just the beginning 💪

@alexxgrowth Fake screenshot?

i'm 16 and i cracked the code to getting B2C traffic for dirt cheap picture below is $0.09 CPI and $0.15 CPM, time to scale this up ask me ANYTHING

@AnthonyLapietra Lol i can generate same video with ai in 2 minutes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

$6 CPA @ 6 ROAS on meta im scaling with metrics they never seen before they think its fake😂 Ive showed 1:1 how I run all of my dropshipping stores live on youtube for years im doing a call in my discord tonight case studying this exact campaign & how I did it @ 6PM est

@TheMoonCarl Why FBI doing nothing with binance etc

THIS IS ACTUALLY INSANE!🤯 The FBI launched its own crypto token last year just to trap the scammers. They were sick of pump and dumps. So they built a real token with a real site and real branding, called it NexFundAI, and waited to see who would show up. Within weeks, scammers were lining up to fake the volume for undercover agents. Then one of them got on a recorded call and said it out loud. Their entire business model was making regular people lose money so they could profit. The FBI had all of it on tape. 18 charged. $25M seized. Arrests across 3 countries. The wildest part? The FBI ran a cleaner crypto project than half the founders out there. And the whole thing was a trap from day one.

@mikefutia @alexgoughcooper CHAT

Claude Code + ChatGPT Images 2.0 is f*cking cracked 🤯 I rebuilt my static ad system inside Claude Code on the new ChatGPT Images 2.0 model. One brand name + one URL = 40 production-ready static ads. All inside Claude Code. I took @alexgoughcooper's brilliant framework and automated the whole thing, now running on ChatGPT Images 2.0. Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who need high-volume ad creative without briefing a designer or spending hours in Canva. If you're running static ads on Meta and your current image model keeps butchering your copy — garbled headlines, broken logos, wrong fonts, unusable text overlays every third generation... This system fixes the entire pipeline: → Give Claude a brand name and URL → It researches the brand's fonts, colors, packaging, and photography style → Builds a Brand DNA document from scratch → Fills in Alex's 40 proven ad templates (headline, us vs them, testimonial, UGC, review cards, stat callouts) with brand-specific details → Fires every prompt to ChatGPT Images 2.0 with your product photos as reference → Downloads finished ads into organized folders with an HTML gallery No manual prompt filling. No Canva templates. No copy-pasting between tools. What you get: → 40 ad formats filled with your exact brand colors, fonts, and copy → Text that actually renders correctly — dense copy, logos, and multi-language callouts handled cleanly → Product photos passed as reference so the model matches your real packaging → A reusable system — new brand, new folder, same pipeline Built 100% in Claude Code with ChatGPT Images 2.0. I put together a full DIY playbook showing the exact architecture so you can build this yourself. Want it for free? > Like this post > Comment "CHAT" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

@AnthonyLapietra Dude show real results:)))

ecom/dropshipping is the best business model because you get the the most amount of return from your inputs after you have an offer, its just testing ads until you hit one winner that can carry you to 6 figures in revenue. it takes one ad. as that one ad scales & you have momentum utilize that time to test and find more winners and youll eventually hit terminal velocity rinse & repeat build a system & get a couple VA's and you can do 8 figs/year in sales running extremely lean on your own time by your damn self. other models like trading or most B2B you have to wake up and fight the same battle every single day from zero.

@sallybrownAL @ecomtalent We don't know if theses results are real?

@ecomtalent Quite expensive. You guarantee your results? Uhhhhh-huhhhhh.

If you want to make serious money online but can't figure out where to start. Pay attention. Right now there's a skill that takes 90 days to learn and will have brands throwing $5K-$10K+/month at you. And almost nobody is learning it. Instead you're probably watching dropshipping videos, trying to automate things with AI, building a faceless YouTube channel, or some other thing that sounds easy but leads nowhere. Meanwhile ecom brands doing 6-7 figures/month are literally desperate to find people who can do one thing: Make ads that actually sell products. Not viral TikToks. Not aesthetic reels. Not pretty brand videos. Ads that convert cold traffic into buyers. Take a look at Mik (see screenshot): Joined ecomtalent 2 months ago. He just counted up all his ads and crossed $500K in ad spend and ~$1M in purchase value. Every single ad edited, copywritten, and researched 100% by him. He's now lead of editing managing 16 editors for an ecom brand. Now let me explain why this opportunity exists and why most people keep missing it. Every business model most people try online has the same problem built into it. You stop working, the money stops. You land a client, great. You lose one, you're back to zero. Good month, Cool. Next month starts from scratch. It's a hamster wheel. Nobody tells you that. So you just keep grinding and wonder why it never actually feels like progress. The model is broken. Not you. Now here's what's actually happening on the other side. Ecom brands are spending $100K, $200K, $300K+ every single month on ads. Ads are how they make money. Every dollar they put in comes back as two, three, sometimes five dollars in revenue when the ads are working. And here's the problem they all have. They need to test 50-100 new ads every single month just to keep scaling. Ad fatigue is real. What's working today is dead in 3-4 weeks. The moment they stop pumping fresh creative that converts, revenue starts dropping. So they need a constant stream of people who can make ads that actually sell things. And they cannot find anyone. I'm deep into the marketing trenches and I see this every single week. Brands with massive budgets messaging me saying they can't find anyone who knows what they're doing. Not because talent doesn't exist. Because almost everyone with creative skills is pointing those skills at the wrong market. Editing YouTube videos for $200. Making reels for influencers who can barely afford to pay. Getting $50 a video with no upside, no stability, no leverage. Meanwhile the brands who would pay $5K-$10K+ a month for someone who can actually make ads that convert are sitting there desperately looking. That gap is the opportunity. And the skill required to fill it isn't some 4 year degree or 10 years of experience. Basic video editing - 2-3 weeks on YouTube. Free. You don't need Hollywood level skills. Cut clips, add text, structure a sequence. That's enough to start. Marketing psychology - understanding what makes people buy. What hooks someone in the first 2 seconds. What makes them trust a brand they've never heard of. How to take someone from cold to convinced before they scroll past. A few months of actually studying and applying this. That's the stack. And almost nobody has built it. Which means the people who do are walking into a market where brands are desperate, budgets are massive, and competition is basically zero. And here's what makes this different from everything else you've tried. Your income doesn't reset every month. You're not trading hours for dollars. You make an ad, it gets tested with real money, and if it performs you earn a percentage of every sale it generates for as long as it keeps running. One winning ad can cover your rent. Multiple winning ads and you're making more than most people with degrees and 9-5 jobs. And the better you get, the more your ads scale, the more money you make. There's no ceiling. But it doesn't stop there. When you work with ecom brands you're seeing exactly how real businesses operate from the inside. How they test. How they scale. What makes products sell. Every brand you work with is a masterclass in building something real. Which means when you eventually decide to launch your own brand, you're not guessing like everyone else. You already know how the game works. You have capital saved. You have skills proven on real brands with real money. That's an unfair advantage most people trying to build an ecom business will never have. The opportunity is real. The demand is real. The money is real. The only question is how much longer you're going to keep looking for the answer before you just start building the skill. Start today, link in bio.

@ky_markets So you not guru?

make money online gurus tell you to build a personal brand post every day show your face document the journey but the moment you stop posting, the income stops too app companies pay you every time someone downloads their app the video doesn't need your face. doesn't need your name. doesn't care if you took a week off I have clips from months ago still generating downloads right now. not touching them. they just sit there and pay out one of these is a treadmill. the other one isn't