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@andreibreha Hahahaha she looks like the AI girl account that went viral

Little life update: this quarter I traveled the most I have in my life. It was amazing, but terribly exhausting while being in the midst of growing a business. I’m craving just having a boring routine for some time. I’m actively building acquisition systems right now. For the past 2.5 years, we have been building a genuinely great service with a solid foundation, and I know more brands could benefit from it. We have the most amazing people on our team. I’m planning on doing live ecommerce events in Bali. And a lot more interesting projects are in the pipeline for this year. I can’t wait to reveal more details soon.

@MohammedEcomm @mercury @immad They're so random with their choices, same happened to me one year ago .. closure with no reason. I don't know if you can hire a lawyer and don't forget to leave your review on Trustpilot.

@mercury @immad @mercury @immad A physical check after 60 days is not an acceptable solution. We want our account reinstated or our funds released immediately by bank wire. @immad please help look into this urgently.

@Mercury suddenly closed our account for no reason and is now holding funds our business depends on. This makes no sense and appears to be a mistake or system glitch. @immad Please look into this.

@ecom_neo Did you change something after day2? Or you just left it spend and optimise

Day 3 - New brand

0 - $10k days with eCom - Day 360

@spencepawliw I love that you choose normal products and not unique ones that stand out because of their marketing. Proof again that the right angle and the right execution through creatives can make any product work..

Watch me break down this EXACT ad 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=Vfr22e…

I spent $85 on chocolate bars because of this ad. That's the power of storytelling. If you want the exact scene by scene breakdown of the strategies they used And you want to learn what makes it the #1 ad out of 610 active ads in their library I just dropped a video explaining all of the tactics used It's 100% free, and so far people seem to like it. Check below 👇

@crsxis Let’s create a grp together

Any female founders here in ecommerce? Would like to connect

@crsxis Yooo

@EmerieOnoh How many hours you work per day ?

The amount of work I have today… I honestly don’t know how I’m going to get through it.

Why do 90% of DTC brands start their domain with 'Try...'? Is it just domain availability? Or is 'try' a psychological hack ?

@Br3ntGbs 8k monthly visitors is huge?

This store just started and reached 8k monthly visitors in 2 months Running 376 Facebook Ads

@niakjaw Media buying now is basically launching cbos and increasing budget🤷🏼‍♀️

I wanna pay someone to teach me media buying on Meta. Who do you recommend?

Every DTC brand has a 'Sarah Mitchell

@niakjaw Their creative strategist must read this post

Just because a company makes millions doesn't mean all of their ads are perfect. Take a look at this Primal Queen ad. It's been active since December 2025. And yeah, most likely it's profitable. But it could be better. Here's what I'd change and why: 1. Headline "Replace your supplement drawer" It's vague and without any emotion. No outcome, no benefit, no transformation. It's not even mentioning the product. Just some order without the context. I would change it to: "Stop overpaying for your supplement stack" Now the viewer understands something immediately - their current approach is costing them more than it should. Same stack, 3x cheaper, one product. The headline does the math for them before they even look at the table. 2. Creative $44 vs $135 - that's a strong difference. But both numbers are sitting in the same size, same weight, same color. Sometimes design sells better than copy, but in this case it doesn't sell at all. What I'd do: - $135 in red, crossed out, large - $44 in green, bold, larger - The savings ($91/month) called out: "Save $91 every month" The contrast should hit you before you read a single word. 3. The table is features, not benefits "Multivitamin & Mineral" - ok, and? "Hormone Balance" - what does that mean for me? "Heme Iron" - what is that? This table lists what Primal Queen CONTAINS. Not what it DOES for the viewer. Every row should answer: "why should I care?" I understand it's not really doable in this specific ad, but they could create two split pictures of current supplement stack vs Primal Queen. The current would be described with features. The Primal Queen with benefits. At the same time we could still present the cost-saving angle, 4. What they got right The core concept is strong - one product replaces six. $44 vs $135 is a no-brainer if you present it right. The problem is the execution. A stronger headline, visual contrast on pricing, and benefit-driven rows would take this ad from "probably profitable" to "definitely scaling." Framework you can steal: If your product replaces multiple alternatives: - Lead with the COST savings, not the product - Make the price difference impossible to miss visually - Translate features into outcomes in every row - The comparison table should make the viewer feel dumb for NOT switching

@zakaria_airak Fen tban Dubai

@UDAYMANIKANTA66 @kamal_razzak IMAN ?

@kamal_razzak Unaware will give you the most market share .... don't believe me? That is how IMAN grabbed the entire biz-opp

you should not make unaware ads

@Imzsha @JaneschAndreas @zakaria_airak I can’t agree more

@JaneschAndreas @zakaria_airak he is the 🐐

Who are some serious eCom killers I need to follow here? My feed is going in the wrong direction again.

@JaneschAndreas @zakaria_airak @shauneng @spencepawliw

@andreibreha No

@emaanzrr Is this your brand?

Most product photos suck. In order to increase your CVR I want you to treat your product photos same as static ads. And be intentional about how you order them. We’ve been testing what is the best performing order and this won: 1. Main product (add “Made in [country]” + mention the offer & freebies) 2. Benefits (1x or 2x) 3. Feature 4. Social Proof 5. Size Guide (for fashion brands) 6. Lifestyle photos Cheff Kiss 👨‍🍳

@niakjaw From someone who overthink ir : he’s right 🥹

Don't overthink your ads. Just rely on problem-solution framework. You're not here to write a poem, but to sell.

@niakjaw The sophistication level change everything about how you should write To meet them where they’re we need to understand what they heard first