Tim Baltus

There simply isn’t a better offer out there for agency ad accounts right now. Whitelisted Platinum accounts with no DSL, no random bans, and no % fees, just a clean monthly retainer. Every client gets a full FB structure: BM, 3 profiles, and a Page with free replacements. You’re literally guaranteed to never miss a single day of advertising with the infrastructure we’ve built. Want to test it yourself? DM us on Telegram or WhatsApp and we’ll have you live within hours.

95% of ad account agencies out there are ass. They provide low quality accounts from shit BMs They work 5 days a week with limited hours and the responses they give show they don't have a fucking clue what they're talking about. And on top of that, they charge you $200-300 per month PLUS 3-5% on every top-up you do. For some reason the market standard has become so low because pretty much every agency is like this that people don't even care anymore. Meanwhile we provide platinum tier ad accounts, have 24/7 support and charge 0% fees. Backed by a team who's been in this space for years. There simply isn't a better offer and service out there that compares to what we give our clients. Don't believe me? Try the service for 7 days for free. We give free trials because we know once you see the difference, you're staying for months anyway. Send us a DM on WA or TG and we'll get you set up same day

@lukasenECOM Would recommend to get an LLC and get Slash to get the 2,3% cashback

quick question for dropshippers living in EU what credit cards are you using for ad spend to get the most points/cashback? does amex still work well with meta? and is amex gold actually the best option when living in EU? trying to maximize points on ad spend

@ecomhitman @lukasenECOM Ad Guardians clients can tho 👀

@lukasenECOM I mean depends on how much you spent. Most guys work with a meta agency (top up systems) not possible to get amex points😤

Don't build a brand when you're just starting out. The amount of money, time, and experience it actually takes to scale a brand is something people massively underestimate. Everyone thinks slapping a logo on generic products and getting custom packaging makes them a brand. It doesn't. A real brand takes years to build. It requires consistent messaging, customer trust, repeat buyers, organic word of mouth, and a reputation that goes beyond just ads. You can't force that in 6 months. When you're starting out, focus on making money first. Test products, learn how to run ads, figure out fulfillment, understand your market. Build the skills and cashflow you need before you try to build a brand. If you're actually building something that's supposed to last for years, it's not going to be easy or fast. It's going to require massive investment, incredible execution, and patience most people don't have. Most people calling themselves a "brand" are just dropshippers with a fancy name. Nothing wrong with that, but don't confuse it with actual brand building. Make money first, build systems, master the fundamentals. Then when you have the resources and experience, you can think about building something that lasts. But starting with "I'm going to build a brand" when you've never even run a profitable ad is backwards. Learn to make money, then build a brand. Not the other way around.

@smackecom 🤝

@Tim_Baltus Don’t worry I already more than did that haha

OH YEAHHHHHHHHH

If you're building a business and you're not documenting the process publicly, you're missing free marketing. People want to see the behind the scenes. The wins, the losses, the mistakes, the lessons. That's way more valuable than polished content that makes everything look easy. Posting your journey builds trust, attracts the right people, and creates a library of content that proves you actually know what you're doing. But most people are too scared to post until everything's perfect. So they stay quiet for months or years and then wonder why nobody knows who they are when they finally launch something. Document everything. The failures teach people more than the wins anyway. And by the time you're successful, you'll already have an audience that's been following along. Start now, not when you "make it". We have been doing the same lately on instagram.com/adguardians/

@kaym0ee As it should 🔥

Ts mean sum to me man

@harryecommerce @Jameseeeey Fire

Quick Milan break 🇮🇹

Peak life

If you're not seeding your winning ads with comments from real-looking profiles, you're missing easy conversions. People trust ads way more when they see other people engaging positively in the comments. But you can't just use any profiles. Farmed accounts with no activity make it obvious you're faking engagement, and that kills trust instantly. Use profiles that actually look human: 1. Profile pictures of real people (your team, friends, whoever) 2. Active accounts with posts and history 3. Normal names and bios 4. Friends and engagement on their own profiles Then drop comments that sound like real customers. Don't overdo it, don't make it obvious, and space them out naturally. 3-5 genuine looking comments can push someone from "maybe" to "fuck it I'll try it". Social proof is one of the easiest conversion hacks if you do it right. Just don't use fake-looking profiles or it backfires hard.

@rvltnq Ayy letsgo good luck bro, not many of you out there 🤣

Starting a fully whitehat supplement brand from scratch. No fake reviews, No lies, A real brand this time. Would appreciate any advice.

@ecomqn Use pre-landers so it doesn't feel like a sales pitch but it gets them nodding along before you even ask for the sale.

what are some ways to make customers want to buy right now without coming across as pushy or cheap

We just spent the past couple of days in Miami at Affiliate Takeover and other side events meeting clients, partners, and onboarding new people face to face. This space is full of sketchy operators who never show their face. Our clients know exactly who they're working with because we're out here in person, on social media, at events, completely transparent about everything we do. You can literally meet us, shake hands, see the operation. That's how it should be. If your agency refuses to meet you in person or won't put their face on anything, that should tell you something. We're building relationships, not running a scam. Face to face > hiding behind a screen. If you know, you know.

@kubaecom No brainer

Finding myself (figuring out if I should commit tax fraud)

@lukasenECOM 🤣

Road to 1M with ecom - Day 29 Revenue: $205 (312 AUD) Ad Spend: $315 ROAS: 0.65 Absolutely cooked day. Meta decided to overspend and burn the entire budget in a few hours, so the ads didn’t even have time to stabilize. Clearly something is off right now. Could be the price change, could be the scaling, or just Meta doing Meta things. No panic. Time to regroup, check the data, and make smarter moves. Part of the game. Fuck you Mark, build a better platform Cya tomorrow. 🫠

Who would've thought Miami is actually as fun as everything says it is

@PatchWC @Shopify Fire

Another one to add to the collection #shopify100k @shopify

@mr_alexlogan 🥀

Why go to Bali when you literally have this in Europe?