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“ecom is dead" dude i'm 22 with a $900k/mo supplement brand (30% margin) the only thing dead is your belief system and probably your credit score

this crazy 16 year old was GRINDING on tiktok bro had 1.2k viewers but was making $2k/hour with his candy store here's what i saw: "buy 3 bags and i'll call your ex" "largest order gets to change brand name” "whoever buys gets to control my shopify for 5 minutes" interaction commerce. not transaction commerce being the D1 retard i am immediately tested with supplements: traditional: "buy our supplement for better sleep" conversion: 2% interactive: "buying right now gets you into our group chat where we solve your sleep issues together" (^^ this took maybe two hours to set up 😂) conversion: 8% that’s a QUADRUPLE (4x) conversion on the same product. i literally just changed the frame and added a new feature - our sales are up a FUCK ton but the kid taught me more: he had rankings. top buyer of night the got a shoutout. created competition between viewers so we did the exact the same thing i had my team point out: – the biggest buyer – the LONGEST buyers – buyers of 90 days we reached out to around 10 of each - asked to interview them and use their name and photos in promotional material, avg 3 of each said yes steven (biggest buyer): “completely changed the way i view my health” anne (longest retaining customer): “this is my way of life now” gabe (3 month subscriber): “i just feel so much better” massive ROI but here's what's insane: this kid had no strategy. just intuition from gaming lol he was applying twitch streaming psychology to commerce: - viewers want interaction - competition drives action - fomo accelerates everything anyways i hired him as a “Marketing Consultant” yes, im paying a 17 year old $15k every quarter to answer my questions competitors hiring mckinsey for $200k i'm learning from teenager selling airheads he just launched our tiktok live strategy: - sell through interaction - dead hours only - competitive dynamics generating $15k/day from live selling hehe all from a random wednesday night finding a kid going live innovation comes where you would NEVER expect it. stop studying successful brands what worked for them 10 years ago wont now. study weird kids doing strange shit that works TODAY. that's where next wave lives. and it's always weird until it's normal

ecom changed my life i went from delivering pizzas at 2am to my first $100k month at 20 now my brand makes $200k every WEEK i recorded a video of my top 10 lessons i learned scaling this brand to $10m+ like + comment "MONEY" (must follow) and i'll send you the video

I scaled my ecom brand to $1M/mo I recorded a 17 min video breaking down: → the $10k to $12M/year process → how to track and use data → the exact tweaks to 5x brand growth Like + Comment "MRR" (must follow) And I'll DM you the video

i make $11m/year with subscription-based ecom ask me anything and i'll help you out

$1.2M in one month $30k-$40k/day with my supplement brand if you have any questions leave them down below and i'll answer

i make $900k/mo at 22 this has put me in lots of conversations with massive influencers that YOU probably follow the ones always flexing their cars and lifestyles you know who i'm talking about let me tell you what nobody else will: their cars are financed the watches are knockoffs their lambos are deactivated and rented the apartments are rented between 4 guys they have a crippling alcohol addiction after hours not to mention 10% profit margins 🥀 this has been said a billion times but don't believe everything you see i genuinely got so lost and demotivated when i was delivering pizzas and scrolling seeing these kids making millions but today? those same kids are flexing the same cars and posting the same videos because it wasn't real in the first place there are hundreds of awesome guys out there genuinely making tons of money and i respect them loads but the MAJORITY are LARPers focus on your own shit it's not hard to surpass them with a few years of good work i did it so can you

My brand does $38k/day (amazon too) with subscription-based ecom ask me anything and i'll help you out

HOW TO RELIABLY SCALE ECOM BRANDS TO $500K/mo+ IN SUBSCRIPTIONS (using human psychology) coming from a 22 year old with a $1M/mo brand here’s the process: month 1-3: i focused purely on getting customers typical dtc playbook. acquire, ads + organic, fulfill, move on month 4: i realized we were filling a leaky bucket we were acquiring customers for way too much they'd buy once for $50 and never buy again month 5: launched subscriptions 20% discount for subscribing free shipping cancel anytime 40% of customers converted. now they’re paying us monthly month 6-12: optimized the experience - pause instead of cancel - surprise bonuses for milestones - sms reminders before charging and i said fuck it lets do subscriptions only retention went from 40% to 75% and from there we just scaled the fuck up we're traffic farming and outspending everyone on meta + quarterly bundle drops for members only but here’s the psychological shift that matters: subscribers aren't customers lol they're MEMBERS OF MY BRAND customers buy products but members join movements we stopped selling supplements and started selling consistent health, convenience, and community when someone subscribes, they're not buying pills. they're buying into a version of themselves that takes care of their health CONSISTENTLY the subscription is a reflection of that the IDENTITY of the buyer is harder to cancel then the product when you tie a customer identity to the product you print $30k/day consistently comment "ECOM" i'll send you a video of me explaining this in more detail

i’m 19 parents told me to save my money friends told me to invest in crypto but i listened to none of them spent my last dollars on a few products resold them and made TWICE what my pizza job paid me “WTF this works” $30m+ in revenue later, i’m now 22 broke people tell me to save my money rich people tell me to invest in crypto i’m still listening to none of them still “wasting” my money on “experiments” still outspending everyone on meta ads still making big fat money still on top of Ecom you dont get where you want to be by listening to people u have to cut out the noise religiously and make your own signal people hear. people buy. and in the end you’ll win.

biggest thing i've learned after scaling my ecom brand to 8-figures is that "dropshipping" is poverty if you still dropship after two years of running your brand, especially after the $10k/day mark, you have some serious re-evaluating to do eventually you're gonna scale to the moon and outsourcing shit will not work whatsoever. you have to start manufacturing. very bullish on this. find awesome US manufacturers, get materials and supplies and blueprints for cheap (or find people who can) and then start running it up i'm a level 100 retard when it comes to this stuff so i just have people who do all of this for me but the single biggest step i made was to start us manufacturing because customers can very easily test quality and when you're getting 1k+ orders daily like me, somethings bound to happen with your shitty outsourced dropshipped products this is also another massive mental shift you have to make: you no longer own shops you're no longer a dropshipper you are a brand owner. you. are. a. brand. owner. you're not just running ads and getting buyers. you're playing with equity and professional management. this is the scale.

If your someone in ecom looking to make money, i strongly suggest listening to this podcast on open residency Joel Kocher who is the founder of the multi 9 figure brand “Total Beets” or Humann (rebrand), and he seriously changed my perspective on this entire ecosystem all us young money chasers are in The need for quick feedback and fast cash is only getting bigger and bigger. but impatience is the killer of a long lasting business before launching total beets Joel spent 18 months doing clinical trials and tests to perfect their formulas, creating something that actually works and is meaningful to him on the contrary you have drop shippers kalo ripping oil of oregano with disease claims doing $100k days in 3 weeks which would you prefer? if im being honest building something impactful and meaningful will be 10x more fruitful than any fast cash you can give me i may be tied up in the ecom ecosystem but i cannot wait to use the skillset and build something great.

i hired a $400k/year agency month 1: "building strategy" month 2: "testing frameworks" month 3: "optimizing approach" i just fucking fired them at month 4 then i hired a hungry 19-year-old for $5k month 1: $40k revenue increase month 2: $90k rev increase it’s better to outsource specifics to hungry people and not agencies hungry for retainers

These guys just opened up a new $1b category in supplements Caffeine you take before bed. Everyone said “who would do that?” — now they’re printing money. There’s always another axis for innovation: timing, delivery, or ritual. Got me thinking... – Sleep pills you take in the morning – Energy pills that hit mid-afternoon – Focus pills that time-release with your meals Time to test

HOW TO MANAGE 30 YEAR OLD TEAM MEMBERS AS A TEENAGER i'm 22 managing people older than my parents YES it's very akward if you’re in a similar situation this is how i operate and how i suggest you do too: never pretend to know everything "i'm great at marketing, you're great at operations. teach me" pay more than they expect experienced operators expect $60k i pay $80k because it buys loyalty and removes age concerns give equity nothing says "i value you" like ownership so give the best members 0.2%+ admit when they're right "you were right about that inventory issue. what else am i missing?" but also: don't be weak age doesn't mean authority, your results do i had to fire a 40 yr old who kept undermining decisions "i've been in business since before you were born” i told him “and yet you're working for someone born after you” bruh he left and the team respected it the balance: - generous with compensation - humble about experience - ruthless about results older employees want stability and respect give them both and demand excellence in return now my team of 20-45 year olds would run through walls for me not because i'm some genius kid but because i treat them like experts while holding them accountable respect experience and demand performance from your team age becomes irrelevant FAST comment "TEAM" i'll send you a deep dive into how to build a $10M/year ecommerce brand and infrastructure

I scaled my ecom brand to $1M/mo I recorded a 17 min video breaking down: → the $10k to $12M/year process → how to track and use data → the exact tweaks to 5x brand growth Like + Comment "MRR" (must follow) And I'll DM you the video

ecom changed my life i went from delivering pizzas at 2am to my first $100k month at 20 now my brand makes $200k every WEEK i recorded a video of my top 10 lessons i learned scaling this brand to $10m+ like + comment "MONEY" (must follow) and i'll send you the video

HOW TO RELIABLY SCALE ECOM BRANDS TO $500K/mo+ IN SUBSCRIPTIONS (using human psychology) coming from a 22 year old with a $1M/mo brand here’s the process: month 1-3: i focused purely on getting customers typical dtc playbook. acquire, ads + organic, fulfill, move on month 4: i realized we were filling a leaky bucket we were acquiring customers for way too much they'd buy once for $50 and never buy again month 5: launched subscriptions 20% discount for subscribing free shipping cancel anytime 40% of customers converted. now they’re paying us monthly month 6-12: optimized the experience - pause instead of cancel - surprise bonuses for milestones - sms reminders before charging and i said fuck it lets do subscriptions only retention went from 40% to 75% and from there we just scaled the fuck up we're traffic farming and outspending everyone on meta + quarterly bundle drops for members only but here’s the psychological shift that matters: subscribers aren't customers lol they're MEMBERS OF MY BRAND customers buy products but members join movements we stopped selling supplements and started selling consistent health, convenience, and community when someone subscribes, they're not buying pills. they're buying into a version of themselves that takes care of their health CONSISTENTLY the subscription is a reflection of that the IDENTITY of the buyer is harder to cancel then the product when you tie a customer identity to the product you print $30k/day consistently comment "ECOM" i'll send you a video of me explaining this in more detail

“ecom is dead" dude i'm 22 with a $900k/mo supplement brand (30% margin) the only thing dead is your belief system and probably your credit score

i make $11m/year with subscription-based ecom ask me anything and i'll help you out

$1.2M in one month $30k-$40k/day with my supplement brand if you have any questions leave them down below and i'll answer

My brand does $38k/day (amazon too) with subscription-based ecom ask me anything and i'll help you out

hiring UGC creators for an 8 figure brand that just launched on tiktok shop! health & wellness niche dm me!

i make $900k/mo at 22 this has put me in lots of conversations with massive influencers that YOU probably follow the ones always flexing their cars and lifestyles you know who i'm talking about let me tell you what nobody else will: their cars are financed the watches are knockoffs their lambos are deactivated and rented the apartments are rented between 4 guys they have a crippling alcohol addiction after hours not to mention 10% profit margins 🥀 this has been said a billion times but don't believe everything you see i genuinely got so lost and demotivated when i was delivering pizzas and scrolling seeing these kids making millions but today? those same kids are flexing the same cars and posting the same videos because it wasn't real in the first place there are hundreds of awesome guys out there genuinely making tons of money and i respect them loads but the MAJORITY are LARPers focus on your own shit it's not hard to surpass them with a few years of good work i did it so can you

this crazy 16 year old was GRINDING on tiktok bro had 1.2k viewers but was making $2k/hour with his candy store here's what i saw: "buy 3 bags and i'll call your ex" "largest order gets to change brand name” "whoever buys gets to control my shopify for 5 minutes" interaction commerce. not transaction commerce being the D1 retard i am immediately tested with supplements: traditional: "buy our supplement for better sleep" conversion: 2% interactive: "buying right now gets you into our group chat where we solve your sleep issues together" (^^ this took maybe two hours to set up 😂) conversion: 8% that’s a QUADRUPLE (4x) conversion on the same product. i literally just changed the frame and added a new feature - our sales are up a FUCK ton but the kid taught me more: he had rankings. top buyer of night the got a shoutout. created competition between viewers so we did the exact the same thing i had my team point out: – the biggest buyer – the LONGEST buyers – buyers of 90 days we reached out to around 10 of each - asked to interview them and use their name and photos in promotional material, avg 3 of each said yes steven (biggest buyer): “completely changed the way i view my health” anne (longest retaining customer): “this is my way of life now” gabe (3 month subscriber): “i just feel so much better” massive ROI but here's what's insane: this kid had no strategy. just intuition from gaming lol he was applying twitch streaming psychology to commerce: - viewers want interaction - competition drives action - fomo accelerates everything anyways i hired him as a “Marketing Consultant” yes, im paying a 17 year old $15k every quarter to answer my questions competitors hiring mckinsey for $200k i'm learning from teenager selling airheads he just launched our tiktok live strategy: - sell through interaction - dead hours only - competitive dynamics generating $15k/day from live selling hehe all from a random wednesday night finding a kid going live innovation comes where you would NEVER expect it. stop studying successful brands what worked for them 10 years ago wont now. study weird kids doing strange shit that works TODAY. that's where next wave lives. and it's always weird until it's normal

i hired a $400k/year agency month 1: "building strategy" month 2: "testing frameworks" month 3: "optimizing approach" i just fucking fired them at month 4 then i hired a hungry 19-year-old for $5k month 1: $40k revenue increase month 2: $90k rev increase it’s better to outsource specifics to hungry people and not agencies hungry for retainers

biggest thing i've learned after scaling my ecom brand to 8-figures is that "dropshipping" is poverty if you still dropship after two years of running your brand, especially after the $10k/day mark, you have some serious re-evaluating to do eventually you're gonna scale to the moon and outsourcing shit will not work whatsoever. you have to start manufacturing. very bullish on this. find awesome US manufacturers, get materials and supplies and blueprints for cheap (or find people who can) and then start running it up i'm a level 100 retard when it comes to this stuff so i just have people who do all of this for me but the single biggest step i made was to start us manufacturing because customers can very easily test quality and when you're getting 1k+ orders daily like me, somethings bound to happen with your shitty outsourced dropshipped products this is also another massive mental shift you have to make: you no longer own shops you're no longer a dropshipper you are a brand owner. you. are. a. brand. owner. you're not just running ads and getting buyers. you're playing with equity and professional management. this is the scale.

i’m 19 parents told me to save my money friends told me to invest in crypto but i listened to none of them spent my last dollars on a few products resold them and made TWICE what my pizza job paid me “WTF this works” $30m+ in revenue later, i’m now 22 broke people tell me to save my money rich people tell me to invest in crypto i’m still listening to none of them still “wasting” my money on “experiments” still outspending everyone on meta ads still making big fat money still on top of Ecom you dont get where you want to be by listening to people u have to cut out the noise religiously and make your own signal people hear. people buy. and in the end you’ll win.

HOW TO MANAGE 30 YEAR OLD TEAM MEMBERS AS A TEENAGER i'm 22 managing people older than my parents YES it's very akward if you’re in a similar situation this is how i operate and how i suggest you do too: never pretend to know everything "i'm great at marketing, you're great at operations. teach me" pay more than they expect experienced operators expect $60k i pay $80k because it buys loyalty and removes age concerns give equity nothing says "i value you" like ownership so give the best members 0.2%+ admit when they're right "you were right about that inventory issue. what else am i missing?" but also: don't be weak age doesn't mean authority, your results do i had to fire a 40 yr old who kept undermining decisions "i've been in business since before you were born” i told him “and yet you're working for someone born after you” bruh he left and the team respected it the balance: - generous with compensation - humble about experience - ruthless about results older employees want stability and respect give them both and demand excellence in return now my team of 20-45 year olds would run through walls for me not because i'm some genius kid but because i treat them like experts while holding them accountable respect experience and demand performance from your team age becomes irrelevant FAST comment "TEAM" i'll send you a deep dive into how to build a $10M/year ecommerce brand and infrastructure

New CPG brand "Man Cereal" just launched! $12 for a box of cereal but contains: 2.5g Creatine 15-16g Protein 5g Carbs 0g Added Sugar My notes: I dislike the minimalistic branding (not manly imo), and based on the macros this almost HAS to taste like ass cheeks, but if im wrong this brand will be the next magic spoon