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CASE STUDY: How I helped my client brand YouGlam scale from struggling WordPress sales to €112,559 in just 30 days with a custom Shopify build, CRO-focused layout, and bundled offers 📈 Increased their conversion rate by 32% and AOV by 26% in under 30 days /// A THREAD 🧵👇

@AiwithTyler UGC

@C_Shelefontiuk How long did the whole setup actually take start to finish and how much hand-holding did it need or was it mostly autonomous?

Ok I've got Manus connected to Shopify via API I had to build & install an App to connect it (Manus walked me through the whole thing) Then I had Manus research, write, design & develop a full Listicle page which it then installed as a Draft page on the Shopify store I'm now having it make design tweaks via API connection in real time Design/Dev agency's are coooooooooked

@bogdan_qclay That's Fire🔥 would love to try it out leowork2006@gmail.con

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@paddymedia the congruency gap between ad and landing page is where I see so many brands silently bleeding. Curious how bad it is in Grüns case.

Grüns is spending millions per month on Meta ads. I reverse-engineered exactly where that traffic goes, and why it converts: Because most brands I audit go about this the wrong way They’re: > Paying for clicks > Sending traffic straight to a product page > Ending up with high CACs that keep climbing Grüns doesn't do that. They run separate funnels... each one mapped to a SPECIFIC audience, health condition, and awareness level. I broke the whole thing down into a visual that you can steal for your brand. Inside this: • Full funnel maps: Ad → Landing Page → PDP for 3 of their campaigns • Section-by-section landing page analysis with CRO callouts • Ad copy + creative breakdowns + what hooks cold traffic and why • Congruency gaps between ads and pages and where they're leaking conversions I normally keep competitive research like this behind closed doors for my agency clients. But I want more DTC founders to see what great funnel architecture actually looks like. Want it? • Comment "CRO FUNNEL" • Follow me so I can DM you PS - If you're running a supplement, wellness, or skincare brand, this breakdown will change how you think about your own funnel. Guaranteed.

@ecomdonald 80 what was the biggest single change that moved the needle most, or was it more the cumulative effect of everything together?

Shopify Theme: DAWN (%100 FREE) Upgrade: Ready-to-use sections Sales: $80/day → $6,450/day – No setup, just drag and drop – Everything can be customized in the editor Comment “80” and I’ll show you exactly how to upgrade your store (must be following)

@dtcpages "Mobile nav is so overlooked, most brands just shrink their desktop experience and call it done what was the biggest friction point you identified?

$32,669 in extra monthly revenue from deleting menu options. Every DTC brand adds more navigation. More dropdowns. More categories. We tested the opposite. Stripped it back. Fewer options. Direct pathways to collections. CR: +7.01% RPV: +8.76% AOV: +1.64% 97%+ confidence on both CR and RPV. No redesign. No new offer. We removed friction on mobile where 80%+ of traffic lives. One sprint to build. Revenue compounds every month. Results from our @Intelligems dashboard below.

@CarlWeische Pre-sell pages feel underused outside of supplements and golf have you seen this work as well in other DTC categories?

Revealed: Copywriting framework from $100M DTC brand Last Tuesday I spent 5 hours carefully dissecting Performance Golf's advertorial. Performance Golf is a US-based brand that did over $100M in revenue in 2025. They have an incredibly strong marketing system, which we'll break down together in this post. There's one mistake you must avoid from the start that most marketers and brand owners keep making with this type of funnel: Marketers are so keen to sell product, that they completely miss the purpose of the PRE-sell page. Here are the 3 most important conversion elements of the Pre-Sell Page: 1. Authority, trust, and curiosity above the fold to immediately hook the reader. 2. Use of listicles and storytelling to inform rather than directly sell. 3. Introduction of the unique mechanism and social proof long before the actual product is presented. You inform first to build trust while simultaneously deepening the desire for the new solution. That's why the product is only properly introduced after 50-60% of the advertorial. At this point, prospects no longer question the new solution. And when they land on your product page, they're no longer cold traffic. They're hot and ready to buy. You'll find the detailed video breakdown and access to the Miro Board, with the word-by-word copy breakdown in the comments:

@oliviercroguy The third-party page strategy is smart until Meta cracks down have you seen them get flagged or is this still flying under the radar?

Better Cuppa. Another brand crushing it on Meta you've never heard of. In literally one of the most competitive markets ever. Coffee DTC 3 third-party FB pages. 800+ live ads. At least $1M/month in revenue. Their strategy: Almost only comparison creatives, run from third-party Facebook pages, directing to blog style comparison articles that look authentic (from third party site they own). Then to their product page.

@jnananaa @jacobrodri_ would love to collaborate, dm me let’s chat! 🙌

@jacobrodri_ i'm a ux engineer working in big tech and would love to work on this if anyone wants to collaborate had this idea in my notes app in a while. i can lead the app dev and marketing (i have cool fits and live in nyc lol) if anyone can help with finding brand partnership🤔

$100K app idea: take a photo of someone’s outfit and instantly find where to buy it

@JoySharma_11 I know a guy dm me

Who is the best Amazon Expert in my network, I have a massive brand to connect. Any reccs ?

@1800DTC Stockouts hurt the brand, overstocks hurt the bank account which one do you see killing brands more often at the early stages?

Inventory is one of those things founders don’t think about… …until it’s all they think about. Overstocks. Stockouts. Cash frozen on shelves. It gets messy, fast. At 1800DTC, we spend a lot of time digging into the tools brands use behind the scenes, especially the ones that make inventory way less painful. Check us out here 🔗 1800dtc.com

@Camicees What's the biggest difference you're seeing between AI-generated explainers and traditional UGC in terms of conversion?

This is how we're building AI explainer ads that actually convert for DTC brands. I put everything into a community where almost 100 Ecom brand owners are learning how to do the same You know where to go 👀

I just reverse-engineered Zach D Films-style ads using only AI. No Blender. No motion designers. No $50k team. Here is the exact workflow we're using at my agency 🧵

@ant0ni0_r0mer0 1,000 hours is a serious rabbit hole,which brand surprised you most with how dialed in their funnel was?

I spent 1,000 hours breaking down 50+ DTC brands generating a combined $10B+ in online sales. The brands in this file receives millions of monthly visitors. So how do they do it? → Deception → Sneaky tactics → Scamming customers Nope. They built a bulletproof system. Mastering the fine art of a cohesive customer journey. I want you to do the same for your customers. So I broke this down all for you 🤯 This file will help you visualize, → Top of funnel (ToF) → Middle of funnel (MoF) → Bottom of funnel (BoF) It includes: → Emails → Paid ads → Quiz Funnels → Landing Pages → Cart & checkout → Psychological tactics → & more Want free access? 👇 Like post + comment “FUNNEL" & I’ll send it to you! (must be connected)

@ValentinoLeap Bloom's visuals are pretty distinct are the winners more product forward or lifestyle heavy in your breakdown?

I’m breaking down winning static ads from Bloom. Why they worked. Why they ran for 30+ days. And what you can apply to your own ads. If your static ad needs explanation to convert, it’s already too late.

@lukejcellis Deliverability is the one most brands completely ignore until they're in spam PLAYBOOK.

I can't believe we're releasing this. Inside is everything we did to generate $50M in email revenue for 100+ DTC brands. And now we're giving it away...FOR FREE The Ultimate Email Marketing Playbook is here. 10 modules breaking down the exact systems we use to consistently hit 30-50% of total revenue from email. Inside you'll find: 1. Auditing Your Account 2. List Growth & Pop Up Mastery 3. Flows Mastery 4. Campaign Mastery 5. Deliverability Secrets 6. Segmentation Success 7. Campaign Calendars 8. Email Design 101 9. Copywriting 101 10. Done-For-You Email Apply everything you learn in these modules and your brand will fly. If your email channel isn't your most profitable channel, this will show you what's missing. Want it? Like & Repost this post Reply "PLAYBOOK" and I'll send it over (must be following) You can't say I don't treat you.

@GermanFinGuy DTC is the goal for everyone right now question is whether their content library is strong enough to stop the subscriber churn.

⚪️ PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE: MEDIUM-TERM FINANCIAL GOALS ARE TO TRANSITION TO SUSTAINABLE TOPLINE GROWTH DRIVEN BY DTC $PSKY

@kamal_razzak The irony is customers will pay more when they trust the person behind the product founder content is underpriced right now.

most DTC brands aren't losing because of bad ads. they're losing because the founder won't get on camera. the product is good. the person selling it is invisible.

@DTCMidas Dropshippers sleeping on retention is wild given how brutal acquisition costs have gotten lately.

@willnitze Curious what's driving the push on their end better rates, faster delivery, or just competing harder with ShipBob/Flexport?

Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF)... Anyone push a ton of DTC volume to MCF right now? They're making a big push here and I'm hoping to speak to someone who ships a lot with them.

@x_armand Buying agencies is a bold move are you looking for specific niches or more of a full-service rollup?

I'm going to lead the best DTC services business in the world. We're actively buying agencies. If you want to work with me and the ridiculously talented Vaan team. Reach out.