i do ecom

Joined November 2021
is stefan brain worth it?
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if you want me to go to on @ecommcowboy and show my entire @perplexity_ai + codex/claude workflow like & rt this
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Sat down with a liquid billionaire yesterday. His best advice for every business owner: Hire a “send and delete” person. You fire off the request → immediately delete the task from your brain. They handle it. No follow-ups. No mental overhead. Once you hit send, you consider it done. If you ever have to remind them? They’re not an asset; they’re slowing you down and stealing your bandwidth. Fire and move on as quickly as possible. This one hire changed how he scales everything. Hope this helps anyone who needs it!
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Only 1.2% of local businesses get recommended by ChatGPT. I recorded a 14-minute masterclass on the shift from old-school SEO to how AI picks which local business to name. - Like this post - Comment "SHIFT" and I'll DM it (must be following, RT for priority) 24 Hours ONLY
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faceless IG pages are one of the best ways to drive traffic towards digital products but most people have no idea where to start i just made a full 30-day playbook you can follow that goes over how i grew my sports betting IG page from scratch Like, RT and Reply with 'PAGE' and i'll send it to you (must follow so i can dm)
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just spent 4h researching EVERY claude code use case for ecom… found ways to automate: - inventory management - customer support - market research - content creation - financial analysis - email marketing - google ads then i put EVERYTHING i learned in a step-by-step guide like + comment “CLAUDE” and i’ll send it to you (must be following + RT for priority access)
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I interviewed all of the best creative strategists in the world. @binghott. @iamshackelford. @DenneyDara. @sourfraser. @MatthewGattozzi. @pkennedy93 @thedennis. @harrydelmege_. @heyitsalexP. (thank you so much guys, you're all the best) If you read this document you will be able to become, train, & hire the best advertiser/creative strategist in the world. I promise you that. Hiring and training creative strategists is one of the most expensive mistakes you can make if you get it wrong. So I asked the best in the world: what separates the ones who actually produce winners from everyone else. I wrote it all up in one doc. I put a lot of time into this and there literally 0 AI, just 14 pages of straight sauce. reply "STRAT" and I'll send it over.
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We made $500K+ from AI characters. 6 characters. 7M+ followers. And we’re just getting started… While everyone else is: copying or selling courses about things they never did. You can copy the system. But you can’t copy the mind behind it. That’s why most people never win. The biggest AI characters selling ebooks right now? Either ours… or our students. I’d put $10K on that. We don’t chase traffic. We own attention. I broke down exactly how we think about this. RT this + comment “guide” and I’ll send it
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tech guys are pissed that the first 1 man $1B revenue company is a ecomm clickfunnel master slinging GLP-1s because they were busy trying to vertically integrate while he was pushing ROAS to the breaking point
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2.3+ ROAS ads are moving toward formats like this not ugc creators not influencers not doctors talking on camera just simple animated visuals showing the problem instantly clean design, clear hook, easy to understand in seconds you don’t need explanation you just get it that’s why people keep watching it doesn’t feel like an ad no friction, no overthinking just instant clarity this format now works across multiple niches weight loss, gut health, skincare, supplements same style reused different angles tested constantly one concept → dozens of creatives rt + comment “visualflow” and i’ll send the setup (follow for dm)
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$390k months from a product no one was searching for the edge wasn’t demand it was engineered desire — now fully automated the system scans winning ads isolates the psychological lever and reconstructs the same angle for any offer → no trend chasing → no blank-page syndrome → no agency drag once the problem is positioned correctly even dull products start attracting attention fast i put together a short walkthrough that explains the setup step by step rt + comment “create” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)
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Our Business Manager was hacked with 2FA enabled, over $250,000 spent and it's getting our of control. Yesterday morning, hackers got in and spent $180,000 in under 4 hours. I submitted a ticket to Meta and they confirmed the account was compromised. We then did everything by the book, full reset to our devices, changed all pwds, deleted browser cookies and cache.. Today I woke up to another $85,000 spent in less than 3 hours, they connected 3 partner accounts, and zero emails asking me to authorize any of it. This is after removing all assets and pages connected to the BM. Can someone at @Meta @MetaForBusiness please assist us? This is beyond unacceptable. No one spending 7 figures a month on Meta should feel this unsafe using the platform. RT for visibility. @Meta @MetaforBusiness @herrmanndigital @andrewjfaris @binghott @TaylorHoliday @jasonyimco
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Google’s new Nano Banana Pro turns a single product photo into $1,000-level image ads in under 3 minutes. No designers. No revisions. No $3k–$5k retainers. I paired it with one custom GPT and now my ads look like the biggest DTC brands for £0. Should I drop the exact prompt + model link before they force Google to shut it down?” Google Nano Banana Pro +my custom GPT prompt = better ads than 99% of agencies, in 2 minutes 47 seconds. reply “BANANA” if you want the prompt before I get sued 😂🍌”
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this brand is printing 7 figures a month not with “original” creatives — just by cloning what’s already working same hooks same angles same ad structure the secret isn’t creativity — it’s pattern recognition find what converts, model it, and launch fast i made a short breakdown showing exactly how to do it rt + comment “clone” and i’ll send it (follow for dm)
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you can recreate these $10k animations in 30 seconds with free tools... i just broke down the exact step-by-step process for you: - how to prompt - which model settings to use - how to animate cleanly - how to make it look premium it works for every niche like, rt and reply with 'AI' and ill send it to you (must follow so i can dm)
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We've made over $23.5M in sales in the last 12 months! Shopify drove $20M at a lower margin while growing our subscription program, while Amazon's $3.5M brought in the majority of profits — Here's my EXACT strategy. A Thread 🧵 Like, RT, & Comment "PROFIT" (must be following) and I'll send you a checklist you can do to increase your Sales by launching on Amazon. I have nothing to sell you...
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How I copied a viral TikTok brand selling bikinis and made over $500.000 profit in the first 30 days … their lawyers were not happy. I outline everything from finding the product to how I scaled it on Meta. RT & Comment "chapeau" and I'll DM it to you. For all the doubters 😉
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The Easiest Way to Make Your First Few Hundred USD in Profit with Ecom - Without a big budget for ads - With almost no skills required This is only for total beginners: 1. Get a spy tool like Afterlib (they forgot to turn off their New Year's sale coupon – use it to save 20% with code "newyear"). 2. Search for products on Afterlib that are currently being sold by multiple stores, each with at least 80 active ads in the ads library (to make sure there is enough traffic on one product) 3. Copy their product page and slightly reduce the price. If they sell it for $59, sell it for $49. 4. Set up a Google Search campaign and target a few different search terms that people would use after seeing the product in someone’s Facebook ads. (don't use their brand name as keyword its to expensive) 5. Monitor the keywords, keep adding new ones, and turn off the underperforming ones. You’ll capture high-intent traffic—people who have already seen your competitors' Facebook ads, visited their website, and then searched on Google for more information before making a purchase. Instead of buying from them, they end up purchasing from your store at a lower price. I set this up for a friend last year and still have access to the Google Ads account. He made €200–500 profit per day for 1.5 months with almost no effort. This method can be repeated over and over. I can reveal the product and Google Ads results in a detailed PDF. Retweet and comment "PDF" if you're interested—if there’s enough demand, I’ll put it together.
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People still don‘t understand that 99% of visitors don‘t browse Just don‘t give it a name like „best gadgets“. Put a brand name. Literally no upsides with one product stores. And ofc, when you found a winner, delete all other products and brand
This pretty much sums up the whole product testing game
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