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Here’s how you can easily boost your Trustpilot rating with one simple email
Whether you run an ecom brand or a dropshipping store, your Trustpilot rating matters a lot as you scale
Last month, we had 4000 searches on Google for our Trustpilot reviews
If it was rated 1 star, we could’ve lost 4,000 potential customers.
You’ve probably seen other brands with insane reviews and wondered “How is there barely any bad reviews?”
Here’s how:
Set up an email flow in Klaviyo to send 1-2 weeks after purchase (depends on your average shipping time)
Keep the email short and ask the customer about their experience
Add an image with 4 smiley faces:
• Very unhappy 😡
• Unhappy 😕
• Happy 🙂
• Very happy 😁
Link each face:
- Unhappy faces → Your website review page (manual publish)
- Happy faces → Your Trustpilot page
This way:
You can deal with negative feedback privately and positive reviews go straight to Trustpilot, boosting your rating
Want the video full video breakdown + image design?
Comment "TRUST" and i will send it over
hope this helps
Who's the go to guy that deals with creating Amazon listing, managing account, PPC etc
I have absolutely no idea how Amazon works and would rather have someone manage this
£££ for whoever can intro me to someone🤣
Looking to hire Editors/Creative Strategists
Anyone with capacity to take on freelance/full time work over next few months
Base + Large bonuses on ads with spend
Spending £1m+ per month so great opportunity to earn
We are also a brand on @ecomuniversity and is a bonus if you have went through their course
Please DM your work and we can have a chat
Funny thing you realise as you scale a sub brand
is the better you become at creative
The harder it is to grow sustainably and fast
Because as paid media improves, you start to become more front end profitable
Which means it gets harder and harder to stay in stock
and there is nothing worse than having to drop budgets which you know you could be growing so much quicker
supply chain always has issues at some point with delays etc
but once you get over that initial teething period
and you can start getting proper payment terms
scale is endless
Meta is a fucking shit show
Is there whole support system just passing you on to someone else
Who also can't do anything for you
Literally stopping us from spending tens of thousands per day
Because no one can answer an email
If you spent millions on any other service in the world, you'd have access to speak to someone
The control Meta has over advertisers pisses me off
I'll pay someone if they can get me in contact with someone at meta who can help with credit lines
The new Meta monthly invoicing system is retarded
Spent millions on an ad account and get a ridiculously low credit line
No account manager given
Havent got the full bank details to pay them via invoice
No cashback or points
and when credit line hits, you can pay off manually with credit card
Defeating the whole purpose of them introducing it in the first place
But you have are limited to this only a few times per month
so now our credit line is maxed out and ads completely turned off
Support chat useless as usual and no reply via emails
Crazy how a company as massive as meta has such poor support systems for people spending millions on their platform
Every time Harry Kane loses the ball in every match I’ve seen
he dives then complains to try get a free kick.
Annoying as fuck
COME ON NORWAY🇳🇴
funny looking back at my old tweets and realising how retarded i was
crazy how quick you can progress in ecom
and not realise it until you look back on what you used to think was best way of doing things
AI just lowered the barrier to entry for ecom even more
its incredible to me within the space of 1 year ai has made every single part of ecom 10x easier
literally all you need is claude, nano banana & kling to get to multi 6 figures a month
especially with CPG brands
Not that it wasn't already but product is becoming more important than ever
People who were already good operators will become even better through utilising these tools to become more efficient when launching new brands/products
The floor has been raised to a point that anyone can start in ecom and hit 100k months in no time with no real effort
The real winners will find their edge through unit economics & LTV beyond just pre selected sub box
scalemaxxing
dropped a vid on how we done £2.4m in 30 days
account structure, tools we used etc
for anyone who gives a fuck
youtube.com/watch?v=ie8xQIM6…
100k plaque for one of the stores
These things ain’t even considered an achievement anymore
But still cool regardless
1m plaque within next 3 years
Flying business never loses its novelty
one of my favourite parts about Ecom
Freedom to travel and actually enjoying the journey (usually hate flying)
q4 points coming in clutch
Jack retweeted
@jforjacob @jackinECOM great free sauce on Twitter/youtube/podcasts
is literally everything doing some sort of greyhat/blackhat rebilling nowadays??
every sub brand i go to check, doing 8 figs are editing checkout subscription text
or on the front end not making the subscription clear at all
crazy rebilling, buy 3 get 3 free but instead of billing every 6 months they do it every month (obviously lol)
even seen big big brands talk about how their supplements literally cure cancer with the most INSANE creatives
no wonder all consumers are scared to sub to legit brands
Still something that i see far too often
is people getting caught up in media buying & how you HAVE to setup your ad account
The structure will only have impact from an efficiency and data analysis standpoint imo
i personally dont think a change in setup from ASC -> ABO for example, will massively swing your account in any meaningful direction
Keep things simple
What we have found to be most effective is test completely new formats or creative batches
inside an ABO - If winner we would dupe into CBO and continue to scale in ABO until it picked up spend in CBO
Then we would turn off in ABO
Still of the opinion that you only need 1 CBO to scale
But instead of launching in a single CBO with min spends which would usually not result in anything
We just consistently test new batches in ABO each week
mad how fickle business could be
for years disputifier has been number 1 app for chargebacks
takes 1 single vulnerability in code
whole reputation gone in one day
hope they can make a recovery
but so hard to come back from
lesson in there
Easy way to spy on competitors in your niche
And figure out:
- What their most effective landing pages are
- What types of creatives are running to each lander
- See full funnel overview
Not sure many people know about this but on tryatria .com
You can segment a brands creative by landing page
See a % breakdown of where they are sending traffic to and what creatives are going to each of these
Can easily see where most spend is being allocated
That you can use as a framework when your building out your landers
From there I like to segment each lander by image so I can see where they are sending TOF style traffic to








