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"don't let money change you" nah fuck that i WANT money to change me i hated all of you when i was broke i just couldn't say it now i can that friend who "borrows" money? blocked that cousin who talks shit? haven't seen him in 2 years + hoes are free now "you've changed bro" yeah no shit. i was pretending to be nice because i couldn't afford enemies now i can afford whatever the fuck i want including the truth i don't network anymore. i don't "keep in touch." i don't do fake lunch meetings with people i wouldn't piss on if they were on fire money didn't make me an asshole money let me stop pretending i wasn't one you want me to stay humble? nah i want you to stay away from me different tax brackets now lil jit truly few

Most people don’t have a creative problem they have a thinking problem. If you don’t dissect why a video hits you’ll keep recreating noise. The moment you start reverse-engineering psychology instead of copying trends, everything changes.

YOUR CREATIVES DON’T SUCK THEY JUST BLEND IN You copy trends but never ask why they convert. Break down winning angles, rebuild their psychology, then twist it into something unmistakably yours. Algorithms won’t make you viral. But standout thinking will.

if you’re broke as fuck get a damn job too many young dudes think they’re above working because of this social media bullshit zero income is pathetic and unacceptable go secure the bag

STATIC ADS PRINT WHEN THEY'RE BUILT RIGHT Break the scroll. Deliver one clear benefit. Give a reason to act now. Do that, and statics become your cheapest, most scalable creatives.

THE FB ALGO ISN’T BROKEN YOUR INPUTS ARE Give Meta clean data, clear angles, and consistent signals and it prints. Feed it chaos, random creatives, and constant tweaks… and it punishes you. The algorithm isn’t your enemy. It’s just brutally honest.

your competitor stole your product? good let them waste money testing what you already know by the time they learnt all you ever learnt you’re already looking at the exit 🤣

Everyone sells benefits. "Lose weight." "Make money." "Get clear skin." Sure this might have worked in 2010-2023. BUT... now... Your prospect has seen these claims 1,000 times. And they have been burned 1,000 times. When you write: "Our course helps you make $10k/month"... The prospect's brain immediately shuts down. "Yeah, right. Heard that before." To make sales in todays market, you need to stop selling the Result, and start selling the Mechanism. The Mechanism is the "How." It is the logical proof making the result possible. I see so many copywriters trying to "hype up" a generic offer. It never works. You sound like a scammer. You sound like AI. Here is how you fix it: I was looking at a Weight Loss offer the other day. The copy was trash. "Lose 10lbs in 30 days, eating what you want, without doing cardio" Although this would've been a banger offer a couple years ago because it has a clear offer (end result, time frame, objection handling/removing friction)... it simply does NOT work anymore. Why? Instant skepticism. So if I were to write for this offer... I wouldn't be looking to make the promise bigger. I would be looking for the Mechanism. I would dig into the product and find out the root cause. For example "Metabolic Flexibility." I'd then change the angle completely. Old Way (Benefit): "Lose weight fast." New Way (Mechanism): "The reason you can't lose weight isn't because you eat too much. It's because your 'Metabolic Switch' is stuck in 'Storage Mode.' No matter how little you eat, how much you train, or how many supplements you take... your body FIGHTS to keep the fat. Our Metabolic Flexibility Protocol flips that switch back to 'Burn Mode' within 72 hours." See the difference? The first one is a promise. The second one is an explanation. When you explain the cause of their failure... And offer a new mechanism to fix it... You don't need to "sell." The sale happens automatically in their brain. They think: "Oh, THAT'S why I failed before. And THAT'S why this will work." Now you can use this to get more sales for your business... OR... if you are a copywriter... And you want to land real clients? You can now stop sending leads "creative" rewrites of their headlines. And instead send them a breakdown of their Unique Mechanism. Tell them: "Hey, everyone in your niche is promising [Result]. Your prospects are skeptical. I noticed your product actually works because of [Mechanism]. If you were to pivot your entire message around THAT I'm confident you'd see an increase in revenue. Here is a sample lead I wrote demonstrating this..." Do that, and I promise you'll get way more replies. Not only that... But the people who reply will view you as an expert... And when you are viewed as an expert, you get paid like a surgeon. Use this information however you will. With Energy, Leon Bekteshi

Most people aren’t failing because of AI They’re failing because they have no idea what good looks like. If you can’t break down a winning video, no model will magically fix that. But once you understand structure, pacing, and intent AI becomes a multiplier, not a crutch.

AI UGC IS USELESS IF YOU’RE MID Most brands blame the tool when the real problem is sloppy prompting. Reverse-engineer winning videos, rebuild the structure, and force AI to follow it. AI won’t save you. But if you know how to direct it, it will print.

People sleep on Google because it’s not “sexy,” but it’s the only platform where buyers show up already wanting something. Match intent → print money. Ignore intent → burn money. Simple channel. Most people just complicate it.

People do underestimate Google Ads People aren’t scrolling, they’re searching. Match offer to intent Optimize funnels, not ads Scale with data, not guessesInterruptors lose. Harvesters win.

@0xROAS sometimes its simple.

your winning ads are already proven. just duplicate and send them to a new lp. thank me later.

@zybach717 bro who tf wants to live in an ex-communist belgrade?

Best cities to live in, in europe: - Madrid - Barcelona - Warsaw - Belgrade - Marbella - Munich -Milan Everything else is either too small, too irrelevant or too third world.

add "watch out for cheap replicas" to your product page customers will think: • you = legit seller • Amazon/TikTok Shop = fake knockoffs even if they find it cheaper elsewhere, they'll buy from YOU social proof + fear of getting scammed = higher conversions

@eCom_Amin "there levels in this game" guess marrying your suppliers daughter is part of the endlevel

my alibaba supplier asked me why i'm still single me: “i'm focused on business” supplier: "business don't keep you warm at night, find wife" now he’s setting me up with his daughter asking “when you marry?” she’s like 14 unc won’t hit that

YOUR ADS AREN’T BAD YOUR OFFER IS MID Everyone blames CPMs when the real issue is zero differentiation. Study what top brands promise, rebuild the value stack, make the deal undeniable. Media buying won’t fix a weak offer. But a killer offer? That prints through any market.

Some days you’ll feel like you’re on top of the world. Other days you’ll want to quit. Both are normal. Keep going.

@realsamres @ecomloki Prompts help, sure but you can’t “prompt” your way out of uncanny, low-trust visuals

@ecomloki It’s all about the prompts, the trick is to first reverse engineer an existing video and then bake that into what you create.

I don’t get the AI UGC hype. Tried a couple tools for my accessories brand.. Got unrealistic, lifeless content that couldn’t sell water in a desert. No free trial, had to pay $100 just to find out. And some of these “big guys” shilling this stuff? They’ve gotta be getting paid, because there’s no way anyone’s hyping Arcads & the others on merit.

@mar_szychowski classic mistakes also watch for poor funnel alignment

I've managed $20M in ad spend. Here are 5 underrated signs of an ad campaign that will fail: 1. They launched without testing the offer first. 2. No exclusions for existing customers. 3. Have one creative angle for the entire funnel. 4. The budget increased 3x overnight with the same creative. 5. Optimizing for irrelevant metrics instead of downstream actions. What am I missing?