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Katılım Eylül 2022
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I would start learning a skill and selling it to brands first, then trying to get a cut from the brands I work with. Will share more on this soon, on how to get started from 0-10k a month
Andrew Zubovic@andrew_zubovic
@alyasdq Would you suggest to start with custom design/product from the start if you have a vision to build a real brand or start dropshipping to get some experience?
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that 'plasticy' look you see in AI videos will instantly turn anything cool to AI slop
thanks to nano banana pro, you can now completely bypass this by using detailed keywords
here are some i've found success with:
- vellus hair
- cracked/chapped lip texture
- iris striations
- wet waterline
- capillary visibility
- subdermal vascularity
- melanin variance
to take it a step further, i made a JSON prompt that you can attach to any of your usual prompts to ensure 10/10 skin texture
reply "skin" + RT and i'll send it over
(must be following so i can dm)

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A new brand we started in June just crossed 100,000 orders today
Subscription based, no funding, no debt, profitable and hitting 7 figures per month
So how did we do it?
I hear all the time you need a lot of money to start a subscription based brand.
"prepare to be unprofitable for months until repeat revenue compounds"
At my core, I'm a retard and I like it when things are super simple
I haven't done any financial projections, borrowed money to fund growth or anything like that. I literally started this with a purchase order of 250pcs and a $100 per day ad budget
Here is the retard proof formula to starting a subscription focused brand if you don't want to float losses, borrow money, take on investment or spend hours in google sheets making projections and financial models etc
Pre-requisites:
- Fulfil form China in the beginning. Non negotiable IMO if you want to follow the same playbook. Will keep your costs minimal and with super fast lead times it lets you be very reactive to performance and scaling budgets etc without having to place large PO's or make projections with no data
- Do not enable subscriptions when starting. Adding subscriptions will always lower your conversion rate. In the beginning getting more conversions, more data, more traffic etc is far more valuable as you have limited budget. This will allow you to test offers, creatives etc faster as you'll be able to raise ad budgets faster
Ok lets go
At the start test offers to find something that lets you be first order profitable. For us this took around 1 week at a $100 a day budget
Then we started scaling making sure to maintain healthy margins
We scaled to around $1k per day and then introduced subscriptions. CVR rate lowered but take rate was high and we were still profitable first order
Once our first rebills started hitting we then raised budgets and scaled at break even on ads. Profits were driven by the repeat revenue
Those first re-bills won't be anything crazy which is why we didn't go below break even on front end as I didn't want to risk getting caught with my pants down.
Continue to scale at breakeven and let subs compound. This will add up quick and your margins should be very high going into second month of re-bills (we were averaging 45% net
Then once month 3 re-bills hit and we had some decent LTV data and cash in the bank we raised ad budgets and started scaling ads at a loss now knowing what CAC we could afford based on that data and the cash we had i
That's it. Nothing complicated, no fancy financial models needed
Just stay profitable first order in the beginning
When first re-bills start hitting, scale at breakeven. Collect profits from repeat rev
Once you have 3 month LTV data scale ads at a loss if your data allows it
This allowed us to never be in debt, always have money to fund inventory and scale
Worth mentioning we also were able to fund this growth while having 25% hold on PayPal
If you think you need to take on debt or raise money, sorry but it's a skill issue
I am terrible at maths and probably one of the most financially illiterate people you will ever meet in ecom, which is why I like to break things down to their most simple form
If I can do this, anyone can

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Google’s new Nano Banana Pro turns a single product photo into $1,000-level image ads in under 3 minutes.
No designers.
No revisions.
No $3k–$5k retainers.
I paired it with one custom GPT and now my ads look like the biggest DTC brands for £0.
Should I drop the exact prompt + model link before they force Google to shut it down?”
Google Nano Banana Pro +my custom GPT prompt = better ads than 99% of agencies, in 2 minutes 47 seconds.
reply “BANANA” if you want the prompt before I get sued 😂🍌”




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I used AI to make 1 creative spend $100K+ in the last 60 days... 🤯
Want to know how I did it?
Like + RT + Comment "AD" and I’ll DM you a step-by-step screenshare breakdown!
Or save this post for the full SOP and keep reading…
Here’s the 8-step process that’s revolutionizing how I scale ads.
But first, some context:
The secret to leveraging AI for creative success is giving it as much context as possible.
Most people copy-paste a script and call it a day, but that’s NOT how I do it.
I break down every aspect: the visuals, the script, the data - I give the AI a full picture of what makes the ad work.
That’s the key difference. It’s not just the script. It’s the visuals and the flow. It’s how everything ties together.
The results? Night and day.
This process has helped me:
10x the high-quality variations of winning ads I can create
Replicate competitor ads, but do it in a completely new, fresh way
Here’s how it works:
Step 1: Take the top-performing creatives from your account, or grab your favorite competitor ad. (Either works!)
Step 2: Go to fdownloader.net to download the video.
Step 3: Paste the video(s) into Google AI Studio.
Step 4: Use this exact prompt: "Can you break down all of these video ads scene by scene? Detail what’s happening in the visuals for each scene, down to the movement. The more detail, the better. It should be so clear that someone who isn’t watching it can still understand exactly what’s happening. Include the exact text that shows up, with timestamps for each scene. Visuals + text = breakdown complete."
Step 5: Pull the data from Facebook on the ad and feed it to the AI for context.
Step 6: Upload everything into GPT for deeper insights and analysis.
Step 7: Identify exact gaps in your ad by analyzing the data, visuals, and script. This is where you find hidden opportunities.
Step 8: Generate tons of new variations of your winning ads based on data backed ideas, or completely fresh formats based on the visuals and script!
This process will skyrocket your ad output, reduce the workload, and help you scale faster than ever before.
You’ll be pumping out winners in no time.
Like + RT + Comment “AD” for a step-by-step video breakdown!

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@DTCMidas Could you please give an example for beauty-tech / skincare devices?
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Treat your PDP images like a horizontal landing page.
When customers swipe through your product images, they should follow the same conversion flow as a landing page.
For example:
Image 1: Hook/attention grabber
Image 2: Product in use/lifestyle shot
Image 3: Key benefits/features
Image 4: Social proof/testimonials
Image 5: Ingredients/specs (if relevant)
Image 6: Before/after or results
Each image should move them closer to adding to cart.
ITSS@ITSeaSalt
@shaharan_akram @DTCMidas Thanks @DTCMidas ! What can you share about PDP image galleries? One of the most critical elements on a PPD.
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