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[image] i miss dropshipping the real trenches

[image] how i launch my ads (testing) → 1 cbo → 3 adsets → 3 ads per adset → 3 hooks per ad → 3 new ads per day

[image] you can print some serious cash by targeting the niche of a niche shall i explain?

[image] summer is near ecom bros (and all bros - for that matter) will go all out splurging their 0.5% margin on that marbella/europe trip subsequently, help them, sell to them but remember you are not selling loafers no no no you are selling QUIET LUXURY

[image] best eu countries that prints money in 2026 -netherlands 🇳🇱 -germany 🇩🇪 -italy 🇮🇹 -denmark 🇩🇰 → one product store -good product images -great offers (bundle, bogo, free gifts) -social proof testing Campaign Structure → objective: Sales → manuel sales campaign

[image] the fastest way to find a winning fb creative: → go to FB Ad Library → search your competitor's page → filter by "most popular" or sort by oldest active → an ad running 60+ days = probably profitable → study the hook: what's the first 3 seconds doing? → write 3 hooks

[image] how to scale with internationally 💡🇳🇱 🇩🇪 🇮🇹 🇩🇰 → copy funnel → localize copy (language, culture, currency) → launch 3 creatives per region → build country‑specific lookalikes → run same funnel, dial creative + offer → scales budget while minimizing risk

[image] how to increase AOV | $100k/month strategy 3 tiers offer: → 1 product at 34.99€ (full price) → 2+1 free tagged (most popular) → 3+2 free (5 for the price of 3) tier 1 is deliberately expensive so the other 2 seem like a gift fomo goes up & aov goes from 35€ to 105€

[image] → uk → netherlands → germany → france → spain → italy in that order → fashion → beauty enhancing fashion (shapewear) → beauty tech → $100-$500/day cbo → 3 adsets → 3 ads per adset → 3 hooks per ad → 3 new ads per day

[image] how to bypass so-called “saturated” products → white-label it → branded experience (packaging, product page, socials) → an offer they can’t refuse but you have to be rational, only choose products/niche with proven demands

[image] how to increase AOV | $100k/month strategy → bundle it smarter → upsell it better → frame it clearer → offer a “relatively cheap” but valuable product, that’s also complimentary to main product as add-one or for free ie, make them an offer they can refuse

[image] summer is approaching discretionary spending all going up sell beauty enhancing “feel good” “confidence building” products target: →insecurities →evoke emotions →play on fomo get to work

[image] your product page is part of the ad people don’t click an ad and magically buy they click because the ad created curiosity 
then the page has to finish the job check your page: → does the headline match the ad?
→ is the offer clear in 3 seconds?
→ are reviews believable?

[image] test a bare minimum of 15 creatives/day → use ai ugc (statics & vids) → test in batches of 3 to keep constant volume: → new hooks (visual/text) - same offer → fresh faces if possible target: → global big4 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇬🇧🇦🇺 → eu top5 🇫🇷🇳🇱🇩🇪🇮🇹🇩🇰 → 1-1 translation of all

[image] address shipping questions upfront, that will increase ATC and even CVR → order placed → order shipped → delivered

[image] once a product with broad appeal have proven to work there’s enough space for multiple winners → bundle it smarter → upsell it better → frame it clearer you must perfect the angles to solidify your share of the market your angle > your ad your funnel > your cpm

[image] add a couple of these on your product page and watch your cro skyrocket

[text] eu dropshipping is going to be interesting

[image] dropshipping beginners obsess over finding a product no one's selling experienced operators look for products that are already selling consistently proven demand is a feature, not a problem your job isn't to invent — it's to execute better than whoever got there first ps. one

[text] the real money in ecom isn't in the first purchase it's in what happens after LTV determines if your ads are actually profitable or just busy post-purchase email sequence alone can add 20-40% to your revenue most people build the front end and ignore the back end entirely

[image] getting things done

[image] don’t start with dropshipping build brand from the start

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[image] how to ACTUALLY print money with AI dropshipping in 2026 core: → branded general store → google ads ai facts: → partial use of ai is not beneficial (all or nothing) → ai is not the best at making creative decisions → ai is great at making data-based decisions at scale

[image] stop using these overpriced, overhyped and mildly ineffective products research tools everyone is using them → same products → same audience → same angles → same meta bidding strategy embrace traditional product research methods (meta ads library, amazon, aliexpress,

[text] here's what a bad facebook ad structure looks like: 1 campaign → 1 ad set → 1 creative → pray here's what actually works when you're testing: 1 campaign → multiple ad sets → 3-5 creative variations per set → read the data → kill losers fast → scale winners slow

[text] broad targeting is not lazy it's actually the play right now meta's algorithm has enough data to find buyers better than you can manually your job is to give it: - a strong creative - a clear offer - a well-structured campaign stop fighting the machine. feed it better inputs

[text] 2026 “winning products” dna high awareness: → seen by a lot of people → doesn’t have the same “wow” factor as before → require a lot of convincing if you want to make it work moderate awareness: → on the radar, but haven’t reach mass audience. → you have room to

[text] raw, unpolished ugc still crushes polished studio ads on tiktok not because quality doesn't matter but because authenticity signals trust faster than production value the algorithm rewards engagement and real people engaging with real content > brand film vibes test both.

[text] how to actually use AI in your ad workflow: - generate 10 hook variations for a new angle → pick 2 - write 5 body copy alternatives → run the best 3 - analyze competitor ad copy and reverse engineer the structure - draft product page sections and A/B test the frame AI

[text] your CPM is not the problem your CTR is not the problem if you're getting clicks but no sales — it's your product page the ad buys attention the page earns trust most people over-optimize the ad and ignore the page that's backwards

[text] the real reason your store isn't converting it's not your product it's not your ads it's not even your price it's trust your store looks like it was made in 2 hours (because it was) fix your: → hero image (professional, benefit-focused) → reviews (real, detailed, with

[text] how i validate a product before spending real ad money: 1. check that competitors are spending (not just running one ad — actively scaling) 2. look at their page for reviews and social proof 3. check shipping time vs what they're promising 4. verify the product has genuine

[text] the hook is not just the first line it's the first frame, the first emotion, the first reason to not scroll you have ~2 seconds to answer the unconscious question every viewer is asking: "is this about me?" if the answer isn't obvious — they're gone

[text] every dropshipper obsesses over finding "untapped" products but the real edge is found AFTER the product → faster fulfillment than your competitor → a post-purchase upsell they don't have → a retention email sequence they never built → a landing page that converts 2% better