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James is a relentless e-commerce hustler with a sharp focus on input-driven progress rather than instant results. His journey is marked by candid reflections on setbacks and a steely determination to bounce back stronger. James embodies a growth mindset fueled by data analysis, strategic thinking, and continuous learning.

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James, the king of ‘input, not results,’ is basically the slow cooker of ecom—plenty of prep, simmering ideas, but we’re still waiting on the meal. Maybe throw in some instant noodles for those ‘results’ cravings before you pull the next all-nighter, yeah?

James hit a major milestone with a 1.95 ROAS on his first brand after 28 days, proving his strategic persistence is turning cold traffic into a scalable profit machine.

James's life purpose is to master the e-commerce game by consistently refining his strategies, learning from mistakes, and scaling his ventures to a sustainable six-figure monthly income. His drive is anchored in the belief that persistence and smart execution can transform setbacks into breakthroughs.

James believes in the power of data over emotions, relentless experimentation, and the importance of understanding audience sophistication. He values honesty, self-reflection, and continuous improvement, seeing every failure as a critical lesson rather than a defeat.

James excels at rigorous self-analysis, strategic iteration, and disciplined input management. His commitment to deep diving into market nuances, creative testing, and tactical scaling makes him a powerhouse of focused growth.

His candid self-doubt and occasional procrastination when overwhelmed can stall momentum. A tendency to overanalyze or chase perfection sometimes delays decisive action.

To grow his audience on X, James should share more behind-the-scenes insights and progress updates in real-time, mixing raw honesty with actionable tips. Engaging with followers through Q&A threads and creating bite-sized educational content on e-commerce strategies will build trust and expand influence.

James admits to giving up on his ecom dream temporarily but turned his failures into fuel for a fierce comeback with a new sense of urgency and laser focus on strategy.

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I gave up on ecom This last month I gave up on my future and fell back into terrible vices I've been very half-assed this last half year in general Like this shit was a backup option Never fully committed or uncommitted and not fighting for each day I let the failures get to me Looking back I quit my corpo job too prematurely, made mistakes with MOQ, lazy as fuck, And feeling like I deserve more even though I've done nothing... Eventually I stopped doing what I told myself I’d do Constantly procrastinating and pushing things aside, zero urgency And so I stopped respecting myself and gave up completely... Now my back's against the wall due to a string of bad decisions. But when you're at rock bottom, the only way is up. I have a newfound sense of urgency that I haven't felt before Moving with speed because it's literally do or die Truly some of these decisions I've made have been retarded but this month has given me ample time to think and learn from them. Not going to have any regrets and will just execute like a madman. Here's where I currently am: 1. converting cold traffic in saturated markets (and cutting all the noise) doubling down on umps, ums, and proper positioning. I still think this is the fastest way to 100k/month indirect ads with brand new positioning based on science and authority I'm now only following one person and their advice religiously. They are my north star If they can do it, I can do it too. And I trust my gut that what they preach can be trusted one thing I am learning is - understand the sophistication level of your audience. see what claims are being made in the market and what your audience has already heard. my understanding is if a market sophistication is low, all that needs to be done is to make ANY ump and as long as you can back it up with authority + social proof youre good but remembering that desire is never created, always channeled, so finding out what the audience wants to hear or what they're searching for if an audience is more sophisticated, they're itching for new explanations or fascinations for their problem 2. stop doubting yourself and your work one of the things that severely fucked with my head was doubting my creatives halfway through i would look at my ad, compare it to other stuff on the market and doubt if it will work BEFORE EVEN TESTING IT no need to explain further but being an autist and just throwing shit at the market and making decisions based on DATA, not emotions is a must 3. statics to validate position -> VSLs I just fired my video editor after 1 week because he was very lazy + bad vibes so I can't see myself making + editing VSLs without validated UMP UMS and positioning so first, focus on static sales letters to test angles faster, then get into long form video cons of this is that it's harder to test headline/image like you would test with vsl hooks/leads and i fucking suck at making advertorials tbh 4. Relaunching old winning product ad I need to dump 700 MOQ for capital, relaunching old winner with ad -> advertorial -> pdp because ad -> pdp no longer converts with colder traffic no plan to scale like crazy or turn this product into anything just dump with email list + scarcity tactics + reviving old TOF winner, then move on I plan to do this within the next month 5. daily ad review 30 min a day, 5 days a week. sit down and analyze my shit or other winning ads. VOD review is necessary to understand what works and what doesn't. First: Just read it out loud a few times. Is it natural? If it sounds dumb and forced it can't be run. If you couldn't say it in real life out loud it ain't gonna work. Checklist: 1. Does the copy flow naturally? Does it make sense? 2. Creative elements cover any important visuals needed to convey the message? 3. Creative is visually appealing? 4. Pacing of the video is slow enough for consumers to understand? 5. Video has a scene change every 2-4 seconds to keep users engaged? 6. Product correctly used/demonstrated? 7. Creative is showing relevant scenery to text on the screen? 8. Hook entice you to read/watch more? 9. Desire of the brief being achieved? 10. Awareness stage, in brief, articulated correctly? 11. Market sophistication, in brief, articulated correctly? 12. Ad identify with the prospect? a. Characters, environments b. Desire to buy a fast car but also has a self-image being bought c. EX: Success, and show he has the cash to burn to neighbors. 13. Go with or against the current beliefs of the consumer? 14. Provide belief to the consumer that this product will work for them? a. Mechanism b. Social Proof c. Product in use 15. Statements in the ad follow a flow of acceptance? 16. Follow the brand's guidelines? it's really time to take this shit seriously

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Scaling my first brand - day 82 all sales came from USA, there is a strategy @TimpanoDante posted once long time ago where for your post purchase upsell you offer just an insane amt of extra units and heavily discount it a customer finally went down this upsell path and bought 5 more units, highest purchase $ yet letting both UK/Aus and USA camp spend one more day before making decisions i will probably restructure the offer from UK/Aus into what USA is right now and downscale slightly while upping budgets for USA I'm waiting because my old winner is still the top spending ad and I think I'm just targeting very low hanging fruit and i still need to think deeply about the type of creatives to run for this product because nothing seems to take spend still new product launch today. took me around 12-13 hours. 12 flexible adsets in the cbo. 3 ads going into into congruent landing page dupe this but send to listicle first -> ldp 6 flex ads into one landing page repeat for another congruent landing page i have 3 different main desires setup that were all deep researched with Gemini 2.5 before this. two separate foundational docs created. ads are dogshit, only demonstration organic-style ads that are clickbaity and hook speaks to certain angle/ pain point the idea is either: 1. listicles take spend, warm/educate the customer, and start converting 2. there is enough low hanging fruit that a very simple offer/landing page will do the job. based on metrics and buying intent both of these are signs to start doubling down on a certain desire that is taking spend. if you can get conversions with very little to no explanation, there are a lot of warm customers. which means lots and lots more people if you start targeting people higher up the funnel (my hypothesis) this is my idea of being able to balance testing new products where there aren't any good ads already to rip just learning everyday and doing what i can.

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Scaling my first brand - day 102 I have been slower and slower with these updates as there really hasn't been much to cover. I'm operating on a simple schedule, ideation + editing. There haven't been many new things to report. I have 8 VSLs that i'm launching for this product covering a new problem mechanism. This is the official final batch that I will launch and I'm already starting to look for new products to test. Trying to crack VSLs has opened up a completely new look into how i approach creatives, the strategy, and my systems too The main unlock has been the importance of dialing the correct problem mechanism. Your product's unique mechanism is most important. you don't need trendy products, you need new ways to solve people's problem that they have never seen before. a new unique solution mechanism for your product allows you to unlock new unique problem mechanisms that are novel and new to your customers. in crowded markets, this becomes your biggest lever and creates your blue ocean easiest example i can think of are those ultrasonic jewelry cleaners. same product taken but for cleaning retainers. example: problem: my retainer smells like ass! failed solutions: toothbrush, warm water, baking soda, etc problem mechanism: germs still stay on your retainer solution mecahnism: ultrasound to kill off 99.99% of germs (wow, very cool, never before seen, customer says holy shit this is the answer to everything) blue ocean. Honestly I have not felt this guided on what I need to do in a long time. And excited Building my own creatives from scratch, understanding what making ads with intention actually means, focusing on products that solve deep pain points, not relying on ripped ads that leave a hole in your funnel Test new products. Find the correct problem mechanism that makes sense for your product. This is prod-market fit. Then dial in the personas that are impacted by this root cause of problem. only thing now are the inputs. and a lot of them. will report back again soon

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Scaling my first brand - day 86 there is some insane power in research some parts of my advertorial i literally copy and paste what a guy on reddit said finishing up three advertorial scripts tonight sleep on it, review with fresh eyes at the gym tomorrow I've realized that if you do not get or understand the exact angle and persona to prompt deep research with, all the data you will get is irrelevant to you. once i actually sat down and took notes on the research, things started to make more sense. on Evolved free there's a document to compile all of your market research that I've been using tomorrow dupe winning ad 3 times, each into advertorial -> congruent pdp and offer immediately after this I'm testing new statics that are problem and solution aware, that go into the same advertorials new mechanisms of problems that feel fresh, can be easily understood, and are specific. instead of just saying, "are your knees hurting as you grow older?" you say, "knee pain is twice as likely to occur due to a shift in your bone density as you age". obviously i made that up, but that is your unique mechanism of the problem. now, your product must have a unique mechanism of the solution that matches the UMS. but imagine now, you just empathized with the customer, made them feel understood, and now you just tied their exact problem to something new, biological, something they may have never heard before and makes them go, "wow, this must be it" then you introduce them your unique solution for their unique problem. a unique mechanism that only your product has. and that's how you create your "category of ones" your product moat I'm learning all of this as i go and execute, but this is all very exciting as I'm slowly starting to understand how direct response marketing works, and i believe this is the foundation of a lifetime skill not just throwing stuff at the wall, continuously ripping stuff wo knowing why it worked (what got me here in the first place) and having the opportunity to try it out on a product that i know has a unique mechanism, solves a product, and has proven product-market fit went on a bit of a rant here but all very exciting stuff

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October Recap This is a fully evergreen brand with zero ripped ads launched end of last month This chart isn't fully reflective of profits and ROAS, but more for revenue True ROAS around 2.2 It's a different feeling having full control of what gets put in your ad account Every test is made with a solid hypothesis, no bullshit I'm really in love with long form copy Surprisingly my english has always been my strongest suit but I've always hated how traditional schooling treats writing And not to mention that it wasn't rly a lucrative career Now it seems like I can dive so deep into copy because of it's upside to make money I could write copy all day to be honest, unfortunately, I'm in no position to do so Gotta be the VA, accountant, video/graphic editor all in one Until systems are built, gotta allocate my time everywhere -- A few learnings 1. Net new concepts are greater leverage than iterations I haven't found any small iterations, whether it be on the frontend or advertorial to have much impact In fact, it's hardly had any impact and hasn't beat my control Big leverage tasks are: Net new advertorial concepts with different speaker POV (authority, ideal avatar hero, 3rd party narrator, contrarian) Improving the framing of your UMP and UMS (testing new clinical studies or proof points) Or if you have time/ballsy changing it completely to target a broader or more niche audience Product images Funnel testing (net new static angles -> net new advertorial -> net new congruent lander if avatar has changed) Offer testing - changing structure and price testing (you can probably charge a lot more than you think) 2. Video ads are great to help scale with statics It adds another layer of a touchpoint in the funnel, once I added TOF video ads to my funnel it's become much easier to maintain scale Your audience responds to different formats so just giving them another entry into your funnel 3. You know what actually helped scale? the offer I didn't think offer was actually that high of a leverage until I improved it significantly Just having a good offer nearly doubled my revenue and 1.5x my AOV the very next day And it's more than just free gifts, it's how the offer is positioned and framed, with details in the copy as well Learned from @Sebastianb0527, but an example is justifying a BOGO deal as "giving your customers a free 'loading phase' for faster results your first month" -- Improvements to be made 4. I have to keep more track of my time Just recently bought the Bloom card to remove screen time Have been trying the Rize app for productivity So much time is lost in the day due to dumb stuff. AND MOST TIMES YOU WON'T EVEN KNOW 5. A more structured routine to reduce friction as stress increases with scale I've seen that there's this increasing feeling of crashing out Just giving up and self sabotaging completely to escape the many stressors of this biz I haven't had any consistency in sleep sched and it ranges from waking up anywhere from 10am - 3pm Sometimes I lack energy and I wanna ball up and just neglect the things I need to do And often the things that need to be done are the highest leverage tasks, which inherently are the hardest things to do So there needs to be the least amt of friction and stress for all other things in life so i can have all my mental energy for the biz Including something like a set schedule 6. I probably don't do enough I only get 1-2 tasks done a day, when it can EASILY be more That's all. The more things I can do, the faster my feedback loops are 3-4 tasks a day is DOUBLE the speed 7. Need to do more research on my audience This is correlated to not doing enough, but I haven't done any customer research the entire month Because I have an increasing to-do list of ideas that pop in my head And it grows faster than I can get it done But customer research is where net new ideas come, things that can be higher ROI than the thoughts in my head So need to take some time to just dive deep into my audience psychology and unlock some new angles. November is about to be CRAZY. Need to stay consistent and fully become the person that is ready to scale this thing Trust in God always and keep pushing

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Scaling my first brand - day 57 custom liquid library canyon-thought-0ec.notion.site/Custom-Liquid-… tried a new testing structure today. if it works, i will share everything. for now it seems promising. major offer testing tomorrow split testing using elevate today just running these ads and…

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Scaling my first brand - day 53 turned 25 today spent time with loved ones over the weekend besides that, just another day of work transitionalhooks.com - b-roll for retention pexels.com - general free b-roll cobalt.tools - all-in-one downloading tool i use cobalt on a daily basis for mobile + desktop just launching new concepts everyday like a maniac i feel like I'm definitely going thru the motions and not taking a step back to learn something new honestly, the greatest lever puller is my creatives, so is there really anything else that is worth doing atm? and by doing, I will aim first, then readjust, while learning as i go. just don't want to get caught repeating the same mistakes over and over again. once I keep firing shots and one sticks (ad picks up spend), I will double down on that. admaxxing. creativemaxxing. what else can i possibly do?

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I gave up on ecom This last month I gave up on my future and fell back into terrible vices I've been very half-assed this last half year in general Like this shit was a backup option Never fully committed or uncommitted and not fighting for each day I let the failures get to me Looking back I quit my corpo job too prematurely, made mistakes with MOQ, lazy as fuck, And feeling like I deserve more even though I've done nothing... Eventually I stopped doing what I told myself I’d do Constantly procrastinating and pushing things aside, zero urgency And so I stopped respecting myself and gave up completely... Now my back's against the wall due to a string of bad decisions. But when you're at rock bottom, the only way is up. I have a newfound sense of urgency that I haven't felt before Moving with speed because it's literally do or die Truly some of these decisions I've made have been retarded but this month has given me ample time to think and learn from them. Not going to have any regrets and will just execute like a madman. Here's where I currently am: 1. converting cold traffic in saturated markets (and cutting all the noise) doubling down on umps, ums, and proper positioning. I still think this is the fastest way to 100k/month indirect ads with brand new positioning based on science and authority I'm now only following one person and their advice religiously. They are my north star If they can do it, I can do it too. And I trust my gut that what they preach can be trusted one thing I am learning is - understand the sophistication level of your audience. see what claims are being made in the market and what your audience has already heard. my understanding is if a market sophistication is low, all that needs to be done is to make ANY ump and as long as you can back it up with authority + social proof youre good but remembering that desire is never created, always channeled, so finding out what the audience wants to hear or what they're searching for if an audience is more sophisticated, they're itching for new explanations or fascinations for their problem 2. stop doubting yourself and your work one of the things that severely fucked with my head was doubting my creatives halfway through i would look at my ad, compare it to other stuff on the market and doubt if it will work BEFORE EVEN TESTING IT no need to explain further but being an autist and just throwing shit at the market and making decisions based on DATA, not emotions is a must 3. statics to validate position -> VSLs I just fired my video editor after 1 week because he was very lazy + bad vibes so I can't see myself making + editing VSLs without validated UMP UMS and positioning so first, focus on static sales letters to test angles faster, then get into long form video cons of this is that it's harder to test headline/image like you would test with vsl hooks/leads and i fucking suck at making advertorials tbh 4. Relaunching old winning product ad I need to dump 700 MOQ for capital, relaunching old winner with ad -> advertorial -> pdp because ad -> pdp no longer converts with colder traffic no plan to scale like crazy or turn this product into anything just dump with email list + scarcity tactics + reviving old TOF winner, then move on I plan to do this within the next month 5. daily ad review 30 min a day, 5 days a week. sit down and analyze my shit or other winning ads. VOD review is necessary to understand what works and what doesn't. First: Just read it out loud a few times. Is it natural? If it sounds dumb and forced it can't be run. If you couldn't say it in real life out loud it ain't gonna work. Checklist: 1. Does the copy flow naturally? Does it make sense? 2. Creative elements cover any important visuals needed to convey the message? 3. Creative is visually appealing? 4. Pacing of the video is slow enough for consumers to understand? 5. Video has a scene change every 2-4 seconds to keep users engaged? 6. Product correctly used/demonstrated? 7. Creative is showing relevant scenery to text on the screen? 8. Hook entice you to read/watch more? 9. Desire of the brief being achieved? 10. Awareness stage, in brief, articulated correctly? 11. Market sophistication, in brief, articulated correctly? 12. Ad identify with the prospect? a. Characters, environments b. Desire to buy a fast car but also has a self-image being bought c. EX: Success, and show he has the cash to burn to neighbors. 13. Go with or against the current beliefs of the consumer? 14. Provide belief to the consumer that this product will work for them? a. Mechanism b. Social Proof c. Product in use 15. Statements in the ad follow a flow of acceptance? 16. Follow the brand's guidelines? it's really time to take this shit seriously

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October Recap This is a fully evergreen brand with zero ripped ads launched end of last month This chart isn't fully reflective of profits and ROAS, but more for revenue True ROAS around 2.2 It's a different feeling having full control of what gets put in your ad account Every test is made with a solid hypothesis, no bullshit I'm really in love with long form copy Surprisingly my english has always been my strongest suit but I've always hated how traditional schooling treats writing And not to mention that it wasn't rly a lucrative career Now it seems like I can dive so deep into copy because of it's upside to make money I could write copy all day to be honest, unfortunately, I'm in no position to do so Gotta be the VA, accountant, video/graphic editor all in one Until systems are built, gotta allocate my time everywhere -- A few learnings 1. Net new concepts are greater leverage than iterations I haven't found any small iterations, whether it be on the frontend or advertorial to have much impact In fact, it's hardly had any impact and hasn't beat my control Big leverage tasks are: Net new advertorial concepts with different speaker POV (authority, ideal avatar hero, 3rd party narrator, contrarian) Improving the framing of your UMP and UMS (testing new clinical studies or proof points) Or if you have time/ballsy changing it completely to target a broader or more niche audience Product images Funnel testing (net new static angles -> net new advertorial -> net new congruent lander if avatar has changed) Offer testing - changing structure and price testing (you can probably charge a lot more than you think) 2. Video ads are great to help scale with statics It adds another layer of a touchpoint in the funnel, once I added TOF video ads to my funnel it's become much easier to maintain scale Your audience responds to different formats so just giving them another entry into your funnel 3. You know what actually helped scale? the offer I didn't think offer was actually that high of a leverage until I improved it significantly Just having a good offer nearly doubled my revenue and 1.5x my AOV the very next day And it's more than just free gifts, it's how the offer is positioned and framed, with details in the copy as well Learned from @Sebastianb0527, but an example is justifying a BOGO deal as "giving your customers a free 'loading phase' for faster results your first month" -- Improvements to be made 4. I have to keep more track of my time Just recently bought the Bloom card to remove screen time Have been trying the Rize app for productivity So much time is lost in the day due to dumb stuff. AND MOST TIMES YOU WON'T EVEN KNOW 5. A more structured routine to reduce friction as stress increases with scale I've seen that there's this increasing feeling of crashing out Just giving up and self sabotaging completely to escape the many stressors of this biz I haven't had any consistency in sleep sched and it ranges from waking up anywhere from 10am - 3pm Sometimes I lack energy and I wanna ball up and just neglect the things I need to do And often the things that need to be done are the highest leverage tasks, which inherently are the hardest things to do So there needs to be the least amt of friction and stress for all other things in life so i can have all my mental energy for the biz Including something like a set schedule 6. I probably don't do enough I only get 1-2 tasks done a day, when it can EASILY be more That's all. The more things I can do, the faster my feedback loops are 3-4 tasks a day is DOUBLE the speed 7. Need to do more research on my audience This is correlated to not doing enough, but I haven't done any customer research the entire month Because I have an increasing to-do list of ideas that pop in my head And it grows faster than I can get it done But customer research is where net new ideas come, things that can be higher ROI than the thoughts in my head So need to take some time to just dive deep into my audience psychology and unlock some new angles. November is about to be CRAZY. Need to stay consistent and fully become the person that is ready to scale this thing Trust in God always and keep pushing

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Scaling my first brand - day 57 custom liquid library canyon-thought-0ec.notion.site/Custom-Liquid-… tried a new testing structure today. if it works, i will share everything. for now it seems promising. major offer testing tomorrow split testing using elevate today just running these ads and…

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Scaling my first brand - day 82 all sales came from USA, there is a strategy @TimpanoDante posted once long time ago where for your post purchase upsell you offer just an insane amt of extra units and heavily discount it a customer finally went down this upsell path and bought 5 more units, highest purchase $ yet letting both UK/Aus and USA camp spend one more day before making decisions i will probably restructure the offer from UK/Aus into what USA is right now and downscale slightly while upping budgets for USA I'm waiting because my old winner is still the top spending ad and I think I'm just targeting very low hanging fruit and i still need to think deeply about the type of creatives to run for this product because nothing seems to take spend still new product launch today. took me around 12-13 hours. 12 flexible adsets in the cbo. 3 ads going into into congruent landing page dupe this but send to listicle first -> ldp 6 flex ads into one landing page repeat for another congruent landing page i have 3 different main desires setup that were all deep researched with Gemini 2.5 before this. two separate foundational docs created. ads are dogshit, only demonstration organic-style ads that are clickbaity and hook speaks to certain angle/ pain point the idea is either: 1. listicles take spend, warm/educate the customer, and start converting 2. there is enough low hanging fruit that a very simple offer/landing page will do the job. based on metrics and buying intent both of these are signs to start doubling down on a certain desire that is taking spend. if you can get conversions with very little to no explanation, there are a lot of warm customers. which means lots and lots more people if you start targeting people higher up the funnel (my hypothesis) this is my idea of being able to balance testing new products where there aren't any good ads already to rip just learning everyday and doing what i can.

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Scaling my first brand - day 88 i can sit at my chair for 6 hours straight and it will go by like nothing i can't tell if half of it is productive or not I'll be so deep in my head, going down different rabbit holes and ideas to implement I'll have a whole sheet of paper filled with concept ideas or hooks and end up not using like 90% of them it's a lack of focus I'll tell myself I'll focus on this desire and then start working on another gotta be some sort of attention span thing from like an 8 hour work session i have 7 static ads launching can't tell if this is slow or not.. probably is slow.. but i have a perfectionism issue too and too many ideas running thru the head even though i get it down on paper i will go from A -> B -> E -> D -> G -> Z iterations on iterations in the same session different rabbit holes leading to the same 4 flex ads in one adset, using the same advertorials/ldp I'm feeling more and more confident about each of these ads i don't feel the need to spy on competitors for these because top players in my niche operate on a different level than me they have so many more eyeballs they can play around with so many different small hook/headline/thumbnail/etc tests that move the needle small do not blind copy us vs them or feature ads or whatever from foreplay/creativeos it's a waste of time what you are trying to convey, the big idea of your ad is infinitely times more important formatting is just the cherry on top of the cake, but if the whole cake is made of shit it doesn't matter i feel like things are starting to click. just got to focus on the inputs until the results show.

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