Need to scale to $100k days…

I’ve been using Gemini for deep research and Claude for angles + copy… the combo is stupid good. Also, if you’re not asking Gemini to break down winning video creatives for you, you’re literally leaving money on the table.

I’ve spent half a mill+ on YouTube influencer marketing. The best structure is a CPM deal with a cap if you want the highest chance of a return. Flat price deals almost never worked out for us.

You can’t just study your winning creatives. You need to break down why the ones that failed didn’t perform. That’s where the real learnings are. Do this and your creative hit rate will skyrocket. If you’re just ripping other people’s ads and spamming random creatives with no

For BFCM, just create a new CBO campaign and put all your BFCM creatives. Surf scale the budget on Friday and reset back to normal at midnight.

My ecom mentee just cleared a milly :)

Before and After creatives are still allowed on Meta and absolutely cooks.

Happy about my results so far. Took my brand from $0 to $5.4mill+ in just a little over a year! Going to go even crazier 2026!

Happy New Years everyone!!! 🥳🎉🎊

Just cleared 6 milly!

With how good AI is now at helping create creatives, tools like NanoBanana can almost one-shot image ads if you prompt them well. Since videos take way more time than statics, I think the most efficient way to test creatives right now is to start by pumping out tons of image

Took this digital product store from $0 to $1.4mill in a little under a year!

Just launched a new digital product store and it looks like it's starting to cook already!

New store scaling! $0 —> $1k days already!

Really interesting. If I post a screenshot of a $1k day, X seems to really like it. But whenever I post higher rev screenshots like 6mill rev or $30k+ days, it doesn't perform as well. I'm guessing $1k days seems more relatable and achievable to more people?

If your bid or cost caps haven't been spending well after the recent Meta attribution system changes, then just increase your bids slightly to get them working properly again.