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Stepan Komar
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Stepan Komar
@stepanecom
UX/UI design for DTC brands 👨💻 Simply Nootropics, FORTIFIED, Axolt, and many more
Katılım Aralık 2025
349 Takip Edilen175 Takipçiler

@entropyofcharts @FedotOff90 Mostly different concepts and copy to see which angle works best for you
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@FedotOff90 Ive got a silly question. Coming from the AM industry and recently launching my second ecom ever: When we talk about pumping 200 creatives a week, are we about dozens of various marketing angles, or just vid / img variations with the same message which are proven to work?
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@sebastian_dtc Obvi must be one of the best supplement brand out there in terms of performance output 🫡
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Brands are redesigning the economics of the repeat order.
In 2026, retention isn't only about email.
@bitetoothpaste found a better lever to boost margins:
→ product architecture after the first purchase.
First order: premium glass jar
Repeat order: compostable refill pouches
The first order feels premium. The recurring buys keep subscription economics profitable.
Bite cuts recurring shipping weight without compromising quality.
Founders running subscriptions can adapt the model and ask:
1) What needs to feel premium upfront?
2) What can get cheaper (and lighter) after that?
Retention isn’t just getting the “second order.”
It’s redesigning the system so every repeat costs less.

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@ChelalaPierre1 Retention is necessary nowadays, same with brand building
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Ecom tip #35
someone who visits your store seven times has already decided they want the product
only thing stopping them is trust.
they need to see their specific objection addressed
segment those visitors by sending them an email
make sure to have a flow and speak directly to the doubt that is keeping them from buying.
follow that up with bottom of funnel retargeting ads built around reviews and a strong offer
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@McFads Hims / Hers definitely were on top for years, their funnels is smth🔥
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Start with one painful problem.
Solve it. Earn trust. Then expand.
Here’s what Hims, a men’s health company, is doing.
They built their brand solving one embarrassing problem: ED.
That was the entry point. Get guys in the door with something they desperately need to fix.
Once they're in? Layer on more services:
- Hair loss.
- Skincare.
- Mental health.
They're testing different hooks to bring people in beyond just ED.
It's a smart expansion model, but it only works because they nailed the niche first.
Compare that to companies going after "men interested in longevity." That's a niche within a niche. Harder to scale.
The lesson?
Nail the entry point to gain customer loyalty and then expand.

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@stepanecom hope you will have good experience with it
you are crushing it bro keep it up
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First-ever hire today 🫡
And God… finding a killer DTC designer is actually difficult.
Not just someone.
I mean designers who:
- have background in CPG brands
- can adapt to different brand systems
- understand UX in proficiency
- flexible in workflow
- really good at what they doing
Working with brands means the standard is high. brandbooks, landing pages, guidelines, creative concepts, and ofc constant iterations
But we finally found the right fit, that made everything a lot better! 🤝

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Everyone optimizes for open rate.
Almost nobody optimizes for the 3 seconds after the open.
That’s where the money actually is.
If your email takes more than one scroll to get to a CTA — you’ve already lost most readers.
If your hero image doesn’t load and there’s no alt text — you’ve lost more.
If your preview text is cut off or says “View in browser” — they probably didn’t even open it.
Open rate is a vanity metric if the email itself doesn’t convert.
Optimize the whole funnel, not just the door.

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@MarcLobliner Give em a year, and there will be peptide infused zyns and i wont be surprised
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@TheShawnHendrix @Myprotein Waiting for someone to build protein eyedrops 😂
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We live in the golden age of protein supplements. @Myprotein absolutely crushed this products.

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