Theo Clarke

@blvckledge Advert

advertorials are a CHEATCODE for scaling google ads while everyone’s bidding on the same $3 CPC keywords you can use them to acquire cold traffic customers with $0.07 CPCs i made a guide breaking down how we pull it off. like + reply “advert” and i’ll send it to you (follow so i can DM)

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) 🏄‍♂️

@1ajaay Convert

@GlennNieuwenh HOLD

Everyone is getting hit with Shopify Payments holds right now. This template gets 90% of holds released. Used it 20+ times. Even if you haven't been hit yet… save this. (It'll save you a lot of headaches later) FREE for the next 48 hours only. Like + Retweet + Comment 'HOLD' & I'll send it. Must follow me to get DM.

I just made $1.1M in 10 months dropshipping, with 0 creatives. Most people still haven't figured out how. Here's how it works: 1. Someone searches for your products on Google. 2. You appear in Google search & shopping results. 3. They click your ad & buy. Yes, it really is that simple. I worked construction for 8 years, that was hard work. Now I make $200 - 300,000 per/month on autopilot. Dropshipping isn't dead or saturated. You're just using the wrong method. I recorded a 10 min video breaking down how I build and run these stores with 0 creatives. Like + Comment "AUTOPILOT" (must follow) & I'll DM it to you.

@LessEgoMoreData ECOM

Ecom owners, take this (free) and have it forever. I bundled some of our most valuable internal resources - the exact frameworks, breakdowns & test libraries we use with 8-figure brands. This isn’t surface-level inspiration. It’s plug-and-play CRO intelligence. If you run an Ecom brand, you’ll find something in here you can implement immediately. Here’s what’s included: Tests & Case Studies: ↳ Top 50 Tests from 8-Figure Brands ↳ 26 Proven A/B-Test Ideas ↳ A/B Tests Megafile ↳ SNOCKS Case Study ↳ How Fashion E-Com Brands Go From 1.5% CR to 4% in 6 Months Funnel Breakdowns: ↳ HexClad Funnel Breakdown ↳ Ralph Lauren x Hugo Boss Funnel Breakdown ↳ Starlink Funnel Breakdown ↳ Jacquemus Funnel Breakdown ↳ Rimowa Funnel Breakdown ↳ Adidas x Salomon Funnel Breakdown CRO Libraries & AI Resources: ↳ 200+ Top 1% DTC Landing Pages ↳ 600+ Proven CRO Ideas ↳ Supplement Ecom Bundle ↳ AI Claude Prompt Library for Ecom Managers This is the exact type of material we use internally to turn leaking funnels into scalable revenue systems. 𝗜𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘄𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗶𝘁 (𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲): 1. Like this post 2. Comment “ECOM” (Must be following me!) and I’ll send it to you. P.S. Repost for priority access!

@theperryecom Basics of supply & demand. Just sell to people who are already buying 🤝

The most underrated way to find winning products? Amazon. I’ve built multiple 7-figure ecom stores… And 90% of my winning products came from ONE place. Not TikTok. Not Kalodata. Amazon. Specifically: “Movers & Shakers” This page shows products trending in the last 24 hours. Not last week. Not last month. Right now. You’re literally seeing what people are buying at scale in real time. Amazon is the biggest ecom platform in the world. If something is trending there… Demand is already proven. You’re not guessing. You’re following money. Here’s exactly how I use it: Step 1: Go to Amazon → Movers & Shakers Step 2: Filter categories (Health/wellness, fitness, kitchenware, pets work best) Step 3: Look for products jumping FAST in rank Step 4: Read reviews (this is where the money is) Step 5: Find complaints → turn them into your offer Make it feel premium (bundles, branding, positioning) Create ads that sell the outcome, not the product Most people overcomplicate this. They try to “find a winner” with no data. Then wonder why they lose money. Meanwhile… Amazon is literally showing you what’s already working. I’ve used this method to build multiple 7-figure stores. If you’re not using it… You’re making ecom 10x harder than it needs to be. DM me "MENTOR" for direct 1:1 Mentorship

@theperryecom 🙏

@TheoClarkePPC So true

Most "dropshippers" are working 12-hour days & barely turning over a profit.   Who tf builds a business with dreams & aspirations of working 12-hour days.   If thats you then you need to think BIGGER.   The whole point of an online business is freedom, no?   Here is literally what I did to make $1.1M in 10 months on autopilot:   1. Build a niche store & become a micro-authority. 2. Validate products that are in demand with actual data. 3. Target high-intent bottom-of-funnel customers. 4. Sell high-ticket products ($100+) with Google Ads. 5. Systemise your business & build a team that scales.   Thats how you build a business that gives you time, location & financial freedom.   If you want to learn how I build dropshipping businesses that run on autopilot:   Like + Comment "ECOM" (must follow) & I'll DM you.

@git_rudra Its where everyone goes to shop online 🤝

@blvckledge Cheatsheet

just made a cheat sheet on how to rank at the top of Shopping Ads in 2026 14 moves we run for clients to lock in the #1 spot for competitive searches brands typically implement 2-3 of these. we implement ALL 14 together. want the full thing? like this and comment "cheatsheet" I'll send it over (must be following)

Meta just quietly took another 5% of your profit. They're now adding 2-5% location fees to your ad spend. That means 2-5% less profit, on a margin that was already tight. Most dropshippers are making 10-20% net profit on a good day. Yet my dropshipping store did $1M+ in 10 months at 44% net profit margin. The simple switch that allowed me to make twice as much profit than any Meta ads dropshipper? Google Ads. The way these 2 platforms operate are completely different. Even down to the way the billing works. 1. Google has no location fees, lol. 2. Meta charges you based on your CPM (cost per view). Google charges you based on your CPC (cost per click). Also known as "pay-per click advertising" (PPC). 3. Google is a search engine. Where high-intent customers come to you. They're actively searching for the products that you sell. Unlike your current customers... Who are doom scrolling on Meta with no attention span. That's why you're stuck selling $30-$50 products. And my AOV is $388 with a 44% net profit margin. I just recorded a 20 min video explaining how Google ACTUALLY works in 2026. Like + RT + Comment "GOOGLE" (must follow) and I'll DM you the full breakdown.

It's 2026 & people are still competing with products on meta and wondering why they are unprofitable. Stop failing testing bs dropshipping prodcuts. Ecom has never been easier & most people have no clue. The reason you are failing is because you're doing the same thing as everyone else: - Searching Meta Ad Library - Stealing competitor products - Then wondering why you're still not profitable It's because real product validation happens way before you spend a single dollar on ads. Like Anthony suggests: just sell products that have already been validated... Here's the 4-step product validation method I used to go from $0 to $1M+ in 10 months with a new Google Ads dropshipping store. 1. Monthly search demand (Google Keyword Planner) 2. Evergeen test i.e. can it be sold year-round (Google Trends) 3. Measure competition (Google Shopping) 4. Calculate COGS and profit potential based on estimated CPC (Simple math equation) Most people skip all four and go straight to launching with random products. Waste hard-earned cash "testing" Then do the exact same thing again and expect a different result. It's comical really... I've recorded a 20 min video breaking down my exact 4-step product validation method. Like + RT + Comment "VALIDATE" (must follow) and I'll DM you the full breakdown.

Most people dropshipping don’t fail from lack of effort They fail because they’re selling the wrong products, on the wrong platform Think about the last time you bought something online Did you scroll on meta until you saw an ad? Or did you go to Google and search for it? You Googled it right? Thats the simple shift that makes all the difference... Simply sell to people who are already looking to buy your products Success doesn’t need to be complicated The first step is finding the right products to sell I've put together a list of 370 proven products to get you started. Like + retweet + comment "PRODUCT" and I will send it to you. (You need to follow me so I can DM you)

@blvckledge Swipe

deleting soon a collection of the best LPs to use for google ads rn our internal landing page team has swiped these to cut our CPAs by 2-3x. or to tap into new types of traffic. some brands have scaled to 6 and 7 figures in spend alone giving it away for the next 48 hrs like + comment "swipe" and I’ll send it over (follow so i can DM)

Most people start their ecommerce journey selling cheap products. $25, $30, maybe $50 items. They think if they just get enough orders, the money will come. So they grind. They run ads. They deal with support tickets, returns, chargebacks. And at the end of the month, they look at their bank account and realise they barely kept anything. Here is why. If you sell a $25 product and your profit per sale is $5, you need 1,000 sales a month to make $5,000 profit. 1,000 orders. 1,000 customers to support. 1,000 packages to track. 1,000 chances for something to go wrong. That is not a business. That is an expensive, stressful hobby. Now flip it. If you sell a $400 product and your profit per sale is $150, you need 34 sales to hit that same $5,000. 34 customers. 34 orders. A fraction of the headaches. Same profit. Completely different life. This is the shift most people never make because it feels counterintuitive. Selling fewer things for more money sounds too simple. But the maths does not lie. High-ticket products give you room. Room to pay for ads and still be profitable. Room to offer great customer service because you are not drowning in volume. Room to actually breathe. And here is the part most people miss. The customers who buy $400 products are better customers. They have money. They complain less. They return less. They are buying because they need something specific. Not because they impulse-clicked on a flashy ad at 2am. So if you are sitting there wondering why your store is not working, ask yourself one question. Is the problem your ads, your store, or the fact that you are selling something with no margin to survive on? Nine times out of ten, it is the margin. Fix the product. The rest gets easier.

Do you want to build a legitimate ecommerce brand… One that generates real online income so you can quit your 9–5… But also something you’re genuinely proud of? And most importantly… Something that doesn’t crash and burn 5 months after launch like 90% of dropshipping stores selling cheap stuff from China? I’m talking about: A brand that delivers genuinely high-quality products. A brand customers talk about. A brand people recommend to their friends. And a brand that makes real profit. Not pennies. Not vanity revenue. But life-changing profit. I’m guessing the answer is yes. One of my students, Matt, just posted another win inside the community. He received another authentic 5-star Trustpilot review from a happy customer. She emailed him personally to thank him for the product. She told him her friend was interested and would be ordering soon. Matt replied properly. Gratitude. A small discount code for her friend. A few hours later? A new high-ticket order came through, with bundled items included. That’s not luck. That’s what happens when you build something real. Dropshipping is not the business model. It’s just the fulfilment method. What we build is an ecommerce brand. A real, legitimate one. One that wins customer trust. One that creates repeat purchases. One that compounds over time. One that becomes an asset. If you want to learn exactly how to build your own cash-flowing brand… How to create something that wins customer hearts… And gives you financial, time, and location freedom… Watch this video now: How to ACTUALLY Start Dropshipping in 2026 For Beginners (A-Z) >>> youtu.be/NYM4czK6Foo?si…

You keep picking partners for the wrong reason. You chase money and speed before you check trust. The trap looks smart when someone waves cash at you. They promise shortcuts and say you can skip the grind. At first it feels like you finally have help. You split tasks share risk and move a bit faster. Then you notice you watch them more than the work. You start double checking calls you already agreed on. Every new deal becomes a quiet test of their honesty. You lose time wondering what they hide from you. The cost is slow bleed trust and constant tight shoulders. Here is the rule and it is simple. If you would not trust them with family stay solo. Wait for the person whose honesty feels boringly obvious. With that partner you argue less and move further. You trade fast early gain for calm long term progress. Theo Clarke Podcast w/ Wurqun available on YouTube, Rumble & Spotify.

Honest question. If you're still not at $10K/month with your ecom business - what's actually in the way? Is it: A) You don't know what product to sell B) You've burned money on ads and you're scared to do it again C) You've tried Meta, but constantly testing new creatives is not for you D) You overthink everything and never actually launch E) You don't trust the industry anymore Hit reply and just describe it to me in a few short sentences. I read every serious reply personally. Because maybe you’re like a lot of people who want to start a new ecom business right now. Overwhelmed. You’ve watched hours of YouTube. Saved “winning products” you never tested. Joined Discords that went nowhere. You’ve got conflicting advice coming from every direction… and no clarity on who to trust or what method actually works. And everywhere you look? Another “course.” Another guru. Another 1,000-person group where you’re just a number. No direction. No real feedback. No accountability. So you stay stuck. And you relive the same 6 months over and over again. While someone who started at the exact same time as you posts their first £1K day… or their first $10K month. The difference isn’t talent. And it’s definitely not luck. It’s having: • One clear next step • A business model that actually works • And someone in your corner who genuinely cares whether you execute If that’s what you’ve been missing, tell me. Reply and let me know what’s really holding you back.