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a year ago this was my first post ever
we did 13 millions dollars last 6 months
ask me anything I might reply
echo@echoecom
hello I'm just a noob trying to get to 100k/day with ecom
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It's live now 🔥
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nothing on the internet comes close to this whitelisting guide I put together
spilled everything
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right now native ads are the most under utilized format in DTC and we are printing big $$$ for our partners
low competition, high performance and massive opportunity
but this window won’t last
right now every agency and brand is obsessed with the same format, AI UGC because it’s cheap and fast
talking head VSLs because they saw it work in someone’s ad library
problem is, when everyone runs the same playbook, the advantage disappears
ad fatigue hits faster, CPMs go up, creative needs to work harder just to break even
meanwhile native ads are sitting there completely under-
utilized and I’m seeing this across every account we manage (specifically in supplement, beauty and wellness)
most brands don’t even test natives because they think “that’s not our style” or “our audience won’t respond to that”
which is exactly why it works so well right now
low competition = lower CPMs = higher ROAS with the same creative quality
we’re consistently seeing 20%+ win rates with natives while other formats are struggling to hit 5-10%
right now there’s a blue ocean opportunity because not everyone is aware of this native ad format. Even if they are, they don’t know how to make it work.
but the moment this becomes common knowledge, the edge shrinks
I’ve seen this pattern repeat with every format
UGC's were the cheat code in 2020-2021, now it’s saturated and everyone’s fighting for the same creators
VSLs printed money in 2022, now every supplement brand has the same 3-minute mechanism ad (we still have the VSL ads sitting in the clients account in the TOP 3 most spending ads lol)
natives are having that moment RIGHT NOW in late 2025/early 2026
and if you’re not capitalizing on this window, you’re leaving money on the table
the first-mover advantage here is real
brands that crack this can ship ad creatives faster, have a comparatively higher win rate, lower CPMs, and less creative fatigue before the market catches up.
by the time everyone else figures it out, you’ll already have your winners scaled and your systems dialed
but if you wait until this becomes the consensus play, you’re just fighting in another saturated channel
the opportunity is now and you can literally milk it out until your competitors are running the same playbook
btw I’m putting together the full guide on native ads and breaking the exact principles we are using to maintain such high rate with native ads
dropping this only on my newsletter, completed the pre-production module already.
If you want early access, comment “native ads” and I’ll add you to the list, this is going to be insanely valuable
talk soon 🙌


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OpenClaw Bot + Arcads = 550 videos per day.
Your next content hire isn’t human. It’s AI.
Instead of paying $50K/month for content teams, brands are now SCALING with this viral ai workflow:
• Turn winning angles into scripts instantly
• Generate UGC-style avatars + product scenes
• Produce hundreds of ready-to-run ads daily
Cost per video: ~$1-5
Production time: Minutes
Scale: Unlimited
No creators.
No wasted samples.
No endless revisions.
Just a system that analyzes, creates, and ships ads on autopilot.
From idea → ad-ready in under 15 minutes and automated
That’s why teams are replacing entire creative departments with this setup.
Comment “Maverick” and I’ll send the full workflow.
P.S — Repost for priority access

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took a supplement brand from $600 → $1750/day spend in 30 days.
722 new customers generated.
i’m giving yall the case study breakdown 100% FREE.
inside the doc you’ll learn:
- product variant testing for audience expansion.
- search intent → advertorial bridge.
- multi-touch funnel architecture.
- competitor + behavioral layering.
just like and comment “Google AD” and i’ll send it your way.
(must be following)
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made an 18min loom on how to scale google ads without meta.
thought it might be helpful for you guys in 2026.
what you’ll learn inside:
1/ facebook-independent google ads.
2/ scale without meta traffic.
3/ use 3rd-party trust pages.
4/ steal competitor demand legally.
5/ pay only for conversions.
6/ win with LTV economics.
7/ turn youtube into real demand.
if you want access...
like, RT + comment below and i’ll dm you (must be following)

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Turned $299/day into a $75,000/day Google Ads revenue engine in just 58 days.
Here’s how we scaled to $1.2M in 2 months while keeping ROAS above 4x:
-Aggressive location-based scaling into US, CA, AU
-60+ product variants to hijack more Shopping + PMax search demand
-Segmented PMax builds (incl. feed-only) with offer-pinned creatives
-U.S.-only Display remarketing to print incremental 3x+ ROAS
-Demand Gen + Shopping expansion that added $348K at 4.06x ROAS
Want the breakdown of the exact structure, offer logic, and campaign mix we used?
Reply “CASE STUDY” and bookmark this.

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made 14k/day just running statics only.
no video ads, google ads, organic or whatever. JUST STATICS
statics take wayyyy lesser effort especially with nanobanana pro. I can literally pump out like 20 statics in 15mins using ONE prompt.
BUT still understanding your customer is important. It doesn't matter how nice your ad looks.
If your copy is shit ITS NOT GNA PERFORM.
But if u want to make your life easier with ai and get the exact prompt that I use to make my static ads, comment the word "STATIC" and I will send it to you

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Yesterday we launched our first ecom brand from scratch in around 2-3 years (we’ve been acquiring brands since then).
Custom product. Big market. Big potential.
I think it cost us less than $200 to launch & that includes $150 in ad spend. Lol.
Meanwhile, you see big DTC gurus on here saying you need minimum $20/30/50k to launch an UNPROFITABLE brand!
Which once again, proves drop-shippers are some of the best operators.
The funniest part is, we don’t even have the product in hand (we are refunding all orders / validating demand).
We just used AI to create a few mock ups & a bunch of static images (yep - no UGC) where we drove Meta traffic straight to PDP (we wanted to establish a baseline before testing pre-sell pages).
Woke up to a nice lil 2 ROAS.
Now, as I sit here at the beach-club reflecting a good launch, here is the message I want to get across:
Ecom is only going to get stronger in 2026. AI will be the driving force of that. Not only can we use AI to increase output in every aspect of our business 50x - but don’t sleep on the AI that ad tech platforms are investing in. Andromeda has become a negative buzzword with a lot of bad PR. But if you actually read what it’s about - it’s fucking exciting. More personalized ads (which is what we lost with the IOS16 updated a few years ago). We’re already beginning to see a positive impact with the way ad spend is more diversified across our account. More ads spending more money. AI is only going to get stronger & ecom is one industry where there isn’t much threat to our businesses. A lot of people think ecom is an online business - it’s not. It’s a physical business with online operations. Go visit your suppliers warehouse in China & tell yourself you run an online business. You don’t.
I’m very excited to see where this takes us.
(BTW - part of me wants to document building this brand (& life in general) on YouTube)

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Inflated bid caps are the EASIEST way to scale a brand that needs consistent profits.
You'll never have sweaty palm in your ad account again.
If you want the EXACT strategy I've used across multiple brands to make ~$900k in sales.
Like, repost, and comment "bids" and I'll dm you (must be following).
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🌶️"Bid Caps Broke This Client's Business in 60 Days (He Begged Me to Stop)!"🛑
I didn't blur the brand name or Kyle's name because we have nothing to hide. Kyle gave me permission to share this screenshot.
Two months ago, Kyle was spending $1,000... per MONTH.
Meta ads barely worked. Lowest Cost approach caused daily volatility.
Then we introduced him to Bid Caps & Creative Volume approach.
Month 1: Spend climbed with better ROAS.
Month 2: Daily spend hit $2,000+ with ROAS doubled.
That's 60x growth month-over-month with 2x better efficiency.
But here's where it gets interesting...
Today Kyle messages me asking to pull spend down to $1K daily.
Not because the ads stopped working.
Not because ROAS dropped.
But because he's literally running out of inventory and can't keep up with demand.
His warehouse is overwhelmed, his fulfillment team is scrambling, and he needs time to restock without losing momentum.
His "problem"?
Too many customers wanting to buy.
Most people pray their ads work.
Kyle now prays he can fulfill all the orders.
This is what happens when you stop gambling with ads and start using math instead.
Mathematical media buying changes everything. 🔥

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@klarecom8 Ideally in the US
$1 to $1.50 on CPC
Breakeven conversions within he first 72 hours
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How I Scaled My Facebook Ads to $2,000/day in profit so easily I feel like an OnlyFans model
I used to be that guy running a shit ton of highest volume campaigns.
I almost felt like a chicken with my head cut off because I was just testing so many campaigns, duplicating everything.
But every single one of those dead campaigns had the same problem: highest volume bidding.
The roller coaster was BRUTAL with highest volume:
• Scale to $2,000-$3,000/day spend ✅
• Hit crazy high revenue peaks ✅
• Wake up next morning to 2-3 Shopify notifications ❌
• ROAS drops to zero ❌
When you have a $4,000 campaign and wake up at 6 AM to only two notifications, you just know you're f*cked.
I realized I was basically relying on my human emotions and thinking capacity to try and predict performance. I'd surf scale my budget, be reactive and emotional.
Scale up when I thought it was doing good, pull back when I thought it was doing bad.
There's a much better way...
Enter: Cost Per Result Goal Bidding (Cost Caps)
This entire store generating these results is all made possible because of cost caps. Not highest volume. Cost caps.
My target cost per result on everything is $40, which relates to about a 35% margin.
My Current Setup:
• One campaign (that's it)
• 7-day click, 1-day view
• Completely broad targeting
• Cost cap at $40 CPA
• Launch new creative tests every 2-3 days
Simple as that.
Here's the secret sauce: I don't test 20-30 ads every single day anymore like I used to preach.
It's much more about QUALITY of content and having an intent behind every single ad that you test.
Quality > Quantity. Always.
The Creative Hit Rate Tracker Game Changer
I implemented a simple spreadsheet where I map out every single creative that I test:
• Variable I'm testing
• Ad concept
• Mass desire
• Avatar
• Angle
• Awareness level
Being intentional with tests = higher hit rate.
When you run cost caps AND highest volume together, they cannibalize each other.
Highest volume bids whatever it wants → gets first dibs on traffic → outbids your cost cap campaign.
I ripped the band-aid off and went all in on cost caps.
This has been the most consistent performance I've ever seen where I'm spending more, getting more sales, AND we're more profitable.
If you're doing $500-$2,000/day and struggling to scale consistently, switch to cost cap campaigns.
Shut off your highest volume campaigns completely. Give it at least a week.
36% net profit, 2K/day profit, 60K/month profit. That's almost three-quarters of a million in profit annually.
That's the setup.
Want my complete Daily Routine + Research Process breakdown?
Comment "ROUTINE" below and I'll send you:
1. My exact daily workflow
2. 25-minute research process
(make sure you’re following so I can DM you)
Anthony Camacho@avcanthony_
What’s Your Biggest Challenge in E-Commerce Right Now? Let’s help each other out. Drop your biggest struggle below, and I will share tips/resources to tackle the top-voted ones. 👇
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