Your product must solve a problem in a new and unique way. 1) Pinpoint the specific issue it addresses 2) Make sure your solution is unique 3) Make the solution simple and easy

Don't believe anyone that says you can create an "automated" dropshipping store. Consistency and hard-work are what build and maintain ecommerce businesses. Run-away from anyone that tells you different.

A big mistake most beginners make, is they chase trending and seasonal niches. Better to focus on ever-green niches that will pay you all year round.

In the beginning, test your ideas with TikTok or Instagram organic. Rather than sinking $10,000 into paid ads and making nothing because your marketing sucks. First test it for free by making TikTok videos. Then once you verify your product and angle, then go to paid ads.

If you have a product that solves a problem then you need to test this ad formula: 1) Highlight pain point 2) Show a bad case of it 3) Introduce your product 4) Showcase the transformation This brand is doing $500K per month because they know how to make great ads.

Don't set unrealistic goals. This will only breed self-doubt and make you want to give up. It's much better to set small, achievable goals to build momentum.

Every time you create a new ad or organic video, note down how it performed. That way you will avoid creating ads or videos that haven't performed well in the past. Plus, you will rapidly learn what works and what doesn't.

MiniKatana makes $2M per month! They are another example of a brand who have mastered ads. Here's one of their formulas: 1) Do not do [common thing] 2) Until you watch this video 3) Delay giving the why until the end It's an extremely effective ad structure.

As soon as you start making money: 1) Identify your weaknesses 2) Outsource them to experts This is how you grow your business at double speed.

This product is exploding 🚀 It's a 3D art pen and it's making $1.2M per month! It allows you to draw pretty much any design you want which I think would crush targeting moms with kids. There is a bunch of suppliers on Aliexpress.

Don't chase new trending products. Rather, learn how to come up with unique angles for already proven to win products. For example: Popular product: An air purifier that makes your home smell fresh. New angle: A pet odor purifier, that gets rid of stinky pet smells.

Sorry to tell you... But there's no one size fits all E-Com strategy. What works for one brand, might not work for another. So become a master at testing and find what works for your brand.

$200,000 per month product. This product is exploding because it taps in the plastic free trend. They have taken a broad base staple product, and turned it into an aesthetically pleasing product. You can so the same with boring products.

Shiny object syndrome is real. And almost all beginners have this problem. So they jump from niche to niche, never really gaining any momentum. It's much better to pick one niche and master it.

Don't settle for the first supplier you find. - Ask for samples - Monitor how fast they reply - Check their reviews and ratings You can have the best marketing, but if your product and shipping sucks, your brand will die.

You're not looking for winning products... You're looking for a starving crowd. Hunt winning problems... Not winning products.

This product is going MEGA viral 🚀 They've taken a boring product and transformed it with branding and marketing. And they're now crushing $1M+ per month! Study EVERYTHING they're doing. Genius brand.

Don't sleep on your headline. It's the most important part of all marketing. - Ask an interesting question - Promise a dream outcome - Make a bold statement These are all great ways to increase the effectiveness of your headline.

Ice Baths are doing MASSIVE numbers 💀 $5-7M per month! I feel like there is a big opportunity to sell a "side-kick" product. Something that is either a cheapr, faster, and quicker solution. Or a product that compliments and ice bath. Ride the train.

Why do some landing pages convert, while others don't? 9/10 it's because of one special ingredient. Copywriting. It's not just what you say, it's how you say it. Emotion-driven copywriting connects deeply with your audience. And it's a skill you should be mastering.