Seeing a lot of people claiming to own MY brand…
Literally put my blood sweat and tears into this to maintain a 4.6/5 trust pilot score
Anyone claiming to own this will be hearing from my lawyers @elonmusk
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Looking for a full time media buyer for 8 fig supplement brand
Have to be dialed af, understand the numbers & creative side, experience with high spend, and available basically 24/7
No beginners or lazy chuds
Dm me or comment if you’re interested 📈📈
Since the offer that I invented is starting to spread, decided to share it with you guys
This offer has made BILLIONAIRES and I’m giving it to you for FREE
It’s simple.
You price your product 2x with a Buy 1 offer, then Buy 2, and THEN Buy 3
What this does is basically allows you to sell more of your product at a higher cost which increases your AOV
What does this mean?
Higher AOV = more money = more profit = higher ROAS. The human mind NEEDS to see a higher quantity of product in order buy more than 1 and spend more money.
Now obviously if this is a REAL brand I wouldn’t run this long term because it can be a bit risky and is too tempting for customers.
If you want to see more of this kind of fucking SAUCE, rt and follow. I don’t do this often.
Since the offer that I’ve created is starting to spread slowly, I might as well give it away on here.
My offer has made MILLIONAIRES, and I’ll teach you it for free here. ⬇️
It’s simple.
You price your product 2x + 4.99 shipping with BOGO offer, and price the buy 1 and buy 1 get 1 free the exact same.
For example:
Product cost.
1 for 8
2 for 12
3 for 16
4 for 20
5 for 24
I would structure my offer like this:
Buy 1 - 24.99 (+4.99 shipping)
Buy 1 get 1 free - 24.99 (+4.99 shipping)
Buy 2 get 1 free 34.99 (+4.99 shipping)
Buy 3 get 2 free 49.99 (free shipping)
(The prices in the picture aren’t the same because the cogs aren’t the same)
Showing the buy 1 as the same price as the buy 1 get 1 free creates more TRUST in your offer showing the customer that the buy one get one free is actually VALUABLE, rather than taking them straight to a BOGO lander. The human mind needs to SEE in order to BELIEVE.
What this does is it could potentially lower your AOV $5-10, but the goal is to cut the CPA in half, by increasing volume HEAVILY.
It’s also important to note in the offer the amount of product they’re getting, ( for example if you’re selling a supplement in a bottle and they’re getting a buy 2 get 1, you want to tell them they’re getting 3 bottles, as shown in the picture)
Now obviously, if this is a REAL brand or you’re looking to exit this brand, I wouldn’t use this offer long term. This allows you to bid tf out of your competition. Eventually, you’ll be able to slowly raise your prices back up.
(Also works very well with a basic landing page, the more simple the better. No gifs or pictures are needed)
If you want to see more of this type of value, like, RT & follow, I don’t do this often.
“I have like 25% margins”
“Only 15% margin on this store”
Blah blah blah
My margins are -100%. Get on my level
Stop whining about some stupid tariffs and focus on actually building your business
Solutions are everywhere
Y’all be looking for any excuse to cope
Thought I was decent at fb ads until @adshatterx showed up
Embarrassing honestly
Back to the trenches.
Here’s the Difference between gay ecom kids and real ones 👇
Gay kids: “just made 5 mil time to buy a gay supercar and Rolex”
Real ones: “just made 5 mil time to retire my parents and do something valuable”
Crazy amount of sauce dropped
Literally just 1:1 copy this video and you can get rich
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”
- Galatians 6:9
I feel like everyone’s doing $100k days now
Broke man’s screenshot
Health/wellness brand. Hmu with any questions 👇
Stop throwing together some shitty drop-shipping website and expecting insane results!
CVR on this brand used to be ≈ 4%
Now it’s 3x that with the exact same creatives…
What changed?
I built a page that’s cohesive with my creatives and focuses on the desires and emotions of my customers; rather than just writing some BS about the product and it’s features
Whoever understands their customer the best will always win.



















