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@Kiromethod What software do you use to make these?

you don't have a product saturation issue you have a creativity issue these ads are doing $10k days minimum if your product has a big TAM

@Fortuze Yes

There's a free website that shows you exactly which products are making millions right now and almost nobody uses it it's not hidden. it's not a hack. it's literally built by Facebook and open to the public Facebook Ads Library Here's what you're supposed to do with it: Search a product (not a brand, a product). Filter by active ads If a store is running 50+ active ads on one product at the same time, they are spending serious money. Nobody keeps 200 ads running on something that loses money Now reverse engineer their entire business in 10 minutes: -Which creative has the most variations? That's their best performer. Study the hook, the format, the length -What's the offer on their site? Bundle? Subscription? Discount? That's what converts their traffic -How long have the oldest ads been running? Anything live for 30+ days is proven profitable -What's their price point? Undercut by 20-30% and stack a better offer -Filter by impressions to see which creatives are getting the most spend -Use AI to break down the creative into components to understand it One search tells you the product, the creative that works, the offer structure, and gives you proof someone is already profiting from it This tool is free and it literally shows you who's printing $$$ in real time Ecom 101 but I guarantee some people will find this to be news Dm me to learn how to use this properly :)

I don’t think I can EVER trust a man that says, “lemme talk to my wife about this before making a decision” Like, okay princess.

@kamil_sattar You look like @ssaaammiirr in that thumbnail

This is a complete step-by-step Facebook Ads guide for beginners in 2026, built specifically for e-commerce and dropshipping. Learn how to structure campaigns, choose the right objectives, create ads that convert, test products properly, and scale without wasting money. No outdated strategies. Just the new rules for 2026

If I could tell my beginner self one thing it’d be stop overthinking. There are endless “methods” for the same outcome. Overthinking keeps you stuck. There’s no magic formula, no guaranteed process. Take what you learn online with a grain of salt and execute until it works.

i said this to Zach a few months ago but i believe Zach will be bigger than Bezos. I can say the same for Blake as well. I haven't seen a pair of guys work hard and play even harder as them. Evan has the best mentor. Looking forward to seeing all of yalls growth ❤️

@TheAndrewCerami My ai ads alone are doing just over $1m/month

Who’s doing over $3m/m with ai ads?

@eCom_Amin I’ll sell a pheromone perfume in Alabama and angle it for people who wanna bag their cousin

every ecom mf targets the same mainstream saturated cities: - nyc - miami - chicago big mistake rural towns have 100% FRESH audiences with 0 knowledge of ecommerce just waiting to be exploited so here’s how to dominate this untapped land: THE NUMBERS: rural america: - 46 million people (14% of US) - $1.2 trillion buying power - 97% of US land area - dramatically underserved ain’t no one running ads or sending their packages there so average analytics are insane: urban targeting cpm: - nyc: $18-24 - la: $16-22 - miami: $15-21 rural targeting cpm: - iowa: $3-6 - montana: $2-5 - wyoming: $2-4 4-8x cheaper traffic same buying power the psychology: what rural customers want: 1: things they can’t get locally "nearest walmart is 45 miles" "selection is limited" "willing to pay for delivery" 2: practical products "does it work?" "will it last?" "can i fix it?" 3: american-made (prefer) "support american" "made in usa" "not chinese crap" they don't want what’s: - trendy - fashionable - instagram-worthy they want practical shit that works the products: category 1: outdoor/farm - work boots: $890M market - tool storage: $670M market - outdoor furniture: $1.2B market category 2: practical home - storage solutions: $780M - organization systems: $560M - durable cookware: $890M category 3: hobby - hunting gear: $2.1B market - fishing equipment: $1.8B market - gardening tools: $1.4B market billions to be made here don’t overlook it the opportunity: let’s compare markets product: durable work gloves urban approach: target: construction workers in cities avg cpm: $18 avg conversion: 1.2% avg aov: $34 rural approach: target: farmers/ranchers in rural areas avg cpm: $4 avg conversion: 3.8% avg aov: $67 same product but a different targeting and 10x the fucking profit but here’s the messaging hack: urban ad: "premium work gloves" "engineered for performance" "used by professionals" doesn't work for rural rural ad: "won't fall apart after a week" "worked 6 months on ranch, still good" "made in texas" prints in texas specific practical american no commies here veteran optimized the brand positioning: wrong: "sustainable" "ethical" "carbon neutral" "giving back" (no alabama mf cares about global warming) right: "durable" "american made" "fair price" "works" (every US value in check) the customer service: urban customers: want: instant chat 2-day shipping easy returns expect: perfect experience rural customers: want it to work and that’s it they expect a reasonable price some decent shipping and are happy with 5-7 day shipping 10x easier to satisfy the competition: urban markets: - cpms through roof - 1000 brands competing - customer acquisition impossible rural markets: - cpms dirt cheap - customers underserved - maybe 5 brands competing the proof: tested this 3 months with a new client’s brand: urban campaign: spend: $8k roas: 1.8x barely profitable rural campaign: spend: $8k roas: 7.2x highly profitable same product and the same ads just a different geography the states: best performing: - wyoming - montana - idaho - iowa - nebraska - kansas - arkansas - mississippi worst performing (everyone targets): - california - new york - florida the timing: why you must implement this now: the rural america is: - getting older (need online shopping) - stores closing (dollar general replacing walmart) - covid taught online shopping - starlink bringing internet to remote areas infrastructure finally there demand always been there nobody serving them the scale: 46 million people $1.2 trillion buying power 4-8x cheaper cpm 3x better conversion 2x higher aov math gets ridiculous this won't last once people realize cpms will equalize but right now? it’s literally free money so print while you fucking can -- amin

@MRB3LMAR Tren?

Fastest way to get shredded ?

@blvckledge No shit

profit>revenue

@0xROAS “Use my genius lifesaving prompt, link in the description”

ecom gurus now selling "how to use ai in ecom" courses... but the only AI they use is chatgpt to write their tweets 💀

@mindsetmachine Depression fake, you just ungrateful nigga

Pavel Durov (CEO of Telegram) shares why he never had depression:

@blvckledge Can I lick that shiny bald head of yours?

answers for the q&a here chopped it up on: youtube ad measurement w/o expensive tools the lifestyle agency vs. scaling to 50+ team members how to attract brands everyone knows zero-friction client onboarding when to adjust roas targets + more

@ceo_mohamedz @Nate_Google_ Hahaha vib07 customers still waiting for their order 💀

@Nate_Google_ 30 days? wait yall ship products?

and dropshippers are still struggling to get orders out within 30 days

@LordGhost____ X revenue looking nice

Brand new whip added to the fleet 1 of 1 Porsche GT3rs life is good

@mrberkanxk1 Cooker

This isn’t a normal cloud A straight line They’re poisoning our skies

@ecomgiga @dimiz1111

@dimiz1111 ill fk her so hard she turns to powder

The face of my grandma after i told her I’ll be getting married in few months but since she’s thousands of km away she can’t attend 😔❤️😭

@dimiz1111 I’m going to use her face for a native static.

@uebwko @CrackCapital @Jason______A Nigga your page is blasphemy, rot in hell

@CrackCapital @Jason______A That's blasphemy

Tough day yesterday for the family with the passing of Lexi so I had to take my guy out for some pizza. It’s crazy how much he loves these cars!