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Mark your calendars! We are officially launching our Recovery solution this July 17th 🙌

Meet our new and improved dashboard! 🙌 Here's What Changed and Why>>bit.ly/4buTKe3

Shoutout to LTVX.ai's Recent Partners Over the last few months, we've been all hands on partnerships, building relationships and integrations that help merchants improve payment performance, visibility, and growth. 🤝Some of these partnerships have already been announced, and we'd like to thank the incredible teams at RouteSense, @chargeblast, @Hashlock_, @MoonlightPymnts, @evervault, and many more. More big partnerships are on the way.😉

🚨 BREAKING: Visa recently conducted a broad Integrity Risk Program (VIRP) investigation involving a population of merchants across the payment ecosystem, including a number of merchants within your portfolio. The investigation raised concerns relating to alleged deceptive subscription practices, QR code parking scams, social media purchase complaints, and fraudulent IT/help desk activity. As a result of the investigation, KORT and its sponsor bank has elected to close the entire merchant population identified in the VIRP notification.

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸 We’re celebrating with a little tease of something new coming your way very, very soon. 👀 Stay tuned!

🚨 How to Remove RDR Counts from Shopify Chargeback Rate Graph... I still get a lot of questions from merchants on chargeback rate graph reporting within Shopify. If you want to see your chargeback rates without RDR, simply go to Analytics > Reports > Chargeback Rate > Filter > Is Rapid Dispute Resolution > No. The best way to reduce RDR from counting and overall chargeback rates is by using CDRN, Deflection and Enhanced Discover Alerts. Best of luck with disputes after Prime Day. May the dispute gods work in your favor!

The top 3 ai and payments news you need to know about this week >> bit.ly/44BX7w0

@oliverwhudson these six are why the best ads don't feel like ads

People don't have time to think, so they buy on bias. I was pulling together some research for a new brand project over the weekend and these 6 kept coming up: – Risk aversion → guarantees – Authority → credentials – Social proof → real UGC – Novelty → pattern interrupts – Identity → "if you're the kind of person who…" – Effort → "takes 30 seconds"

@ZedNilm1 most stores look clean but sell nothing because templates don't think about the customer

$41k/month stores won’t come from a prettier theme they come from better buying logic shopify gives you the storefront claude can build the store around the customer the hook the offer the product page the objections the upsells the email flow the reason to buy again most stores look clean but sell nothing because they’re built around templates not psychology claude lets you build the page like a sales system what they see first what they need to believe what makes them trust it what gets them to checkout what brings them back later that’s how ai starts building better stores than shopify themes rt + comment "store" and i’ll send you the claude store workflow (follow for dm)

@BambinoShopify can't wait to see what's coming 👀

quick heads up the next moon feature is gonna change how you do ecom on shopify soon

@bony_ghadiya_ $8k/month to fake clicks is wild

"click fraud isn't a real problem for most advertisers" i've seen brands lose $8,000/month to fake clicks on google ads. budget gone. no conversions. no idea why. i put everything you need to know inside a free notion doc. like, RT + comment "Google" and i'll send it to you. (must be following)

@thedennis the irony never gets old

Most operators happily waste money on distribution and refuse to waste a dollar on creative. They'll burn $50k letting Meta "learn" on a bad ad. Ask them to spend $5k on 10 real concepts and suddenly it's "too expensive." You're not overspending on ads. You're underinvesting in the one thing that changes the result.

@ecomTrevor the volume you need to make low ticket work is where all the risk lives

Selling low ticket products is a high-risk business. Selling high ticket ironically is not. Come at me.

Prime Day may be over, but the chargebacks definitely haven’t started yet. 📈 In 2-4 weeks you will know your actual sales AND chargeback disputes. The good news is that you still have time to set up your defenses. #Chargeblast exists for exactly this moment.

@ChargeBlast founder Qi Cao and @Compaytence cofounder Mike Ramsey: Chargeback alerts are the science. Store design and customer accessibility are the art. If they don't trust your site, they're calling their bank, not you.

Hot take: Getting your chargeback rate to 0% shouldn't be the goal. Watch our CEO, @QiLikeCheetah explain why on the latest episode of Primer's Payment Unfiltered: primer.io/blog/payments-…

@ddciolac sent you a DM btw!

@chargeblast 🫡

what is this?

The #Knicks just won the NBA finals after a 53-year drought. How about you? Are you getting close to winning your chargeback disputes?

@ZedNilm1 simply put: the most believable ad in the room is the one that sounds the least like an ad

Dinner in Austin after a small ecommerce event. Guy sitting two seats from me, 38, quiet the whole night until we started talking creative. He was doing $1.7M/month selling a joint support supplement to men 45+ who still lift, golf, run, or work physical jobs. Started the brand 3 years ago. I asked him what took them from $280K/month to $1.7M/month in just over a year. He said: “I stopped educating people and started calling out the lie they were already tired of hearing.” For the first 18 months, every ad looked like every other supplement brand. White background. Doctor-style explanations. Ingredient diagrams. Glucosamine studies. Calm voiceover about mobility and inflammation. It worked until it didn’t. They got stuck around $280K/month and every new creative just felt like a slightly cleaner version of the same dead ad. Then they tested one video with a 54-year-old contractor sitting in his truck before work. No lab coat. No fancy claims. No polished wellness language. Just him saying: “I’m tired of being told knee pain is just part of getting older. Funny how every company says that right before they sell you another bottle that does nothing.” He rants for almost 80 seconds about pain creams, cheap joint pills, and how most brands talk to older men like they’re already broken. The product doesn’t show up until the final 20 seconds. That ad hit $9K/day in spend before the end of week 3. Now their entire creative system is built around frustrated men saying what the customer already thinks but would never say out loud. Pulled the brand inside GetHookd and scanned their active ads. Found 31 live variations. Truck angle. Garage angle. Golf course angle. Man walking down stairs. Guy throwing out old pain creams. Wife noticing he moves better. Different setting, same emotional engine: “I’m not old. I’m just tired of being sold garbage.” AOV is $68. Refund rate is 4.6%. Creative testing cadence is 12–16 new angles per week. His biggest lesson: In markets where every brand sounds calm, polished, and “science-backed,” the brand willing to sound fed up feels more believable. Because the customer is already angry. You’re just giving them the words.