DonneyJasmi @Donney1995

If you're in ecom... Study the F**K out of this ad from Pureskin. Entertainment that sells Every guru will be teaching this in 12 months.

I keep saying this! Having great products can actually build a much better and higher quality audience. So many people have it the wrong way round. I was making money from digital products well before I even had any social following.

Greg @greg_rog

2 months ago

Most creator coaches teach you to "build an audience first." I disagree. Build a product first. Sell it to 10 people manually. Then build the audience around the product. Audience-first is a marketing dream. Product-first is a customer reality.

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Alex Hormozi says a trader made $100,000,000 and still couldn’t sleep at night “If you’re so good at trading, why should I listen to you? Well, I have $100 million in verified earnings from trading. I said okay, then why are you selling courses instead of just making trades?” “He says, I want to impact people. I said no you don’t, dude. Tell me the truth, I can only help you if you tell me the truth” “Eventually he breaks, I couldn’t sleep. I lost weight. The stress, trading ruined my life. I couldn’t find anyone to date because I had to trade 24 hours a day. It ruined my health” “My dad died at 50, and I saw myself going down the same path” “That’s the truth. So your marketing should say, trading ruined my life and it’s also the only thing I’m good at. So if you want to make enough money to ruin your life, I can show you how I did it”

MrBeast reveals why a 10% better video gets you four times the views, not 10% more "I mentor YouTubers a lot. One of the people I've been mentoring recently, he was doing $24,000 a month and then he recently had a $400,000 a month on YouTube." "He was doing 4 million views a month, 24 grand. And then probably like seven, eight months into it we got him up to 45 million views." "It's much easier, as weird as it sounds, it's much easier to get five million views on one video than a hundred thousand views on 50 videos." "You could upload one great video a year and get more views than if you uploaded 100 mediocre videos." "If you get people to click your video 10% more and watch a video 10% longer than mine, you don't get 10% more views. You get like four times the views. A 10% better video is four times the views, not 10% more views."

I’m 33. I’ve done $80M with affiliates. Here’s how I made it: 100 creators posting 30 times each = 3,000 pieces of content every month. • Pay 20-25% commission.  • Add an $800-$1k retainer.  • Repost winners as ads.  • Gamify with leaderboards. No agency. No marketing team.  Just a machine that prints content. Used this exact strategy to bootstrap my brand to $100M in 3 years. Comment ‘SYSTEM’ below and I’ll personally walk you through building one for your brand.

I scaled my first ecom brand to $10M in our first proper year. If I had to do it again from scratch in 12 months, here's exactly what I'd do: 1. FIND A PRODUCT WITH PROVEN DEMAND BEFORE ANYONE'S MANUFACTURING IT.

The full Shopify AI build, end to end: Claude → research the offer Claude Design → design the page Claude Code → build it on Shopify Seedance 2.0 → AI UGC ads Nano Banana → AI image ads Meta + TikTok → distribute 7 days. $0 in agencies.

GPT Image 2 on @itsPolloAI Prompt: Edit this image while STRICTLY preserving the original subject, composition, background, lighting, and perspective. Do not replace or alter the environment — the real-world setting must remain fully intact and realistic. Slightly enhance the overall mood to feel more cinematic and calm — subtly deepen shadows, soften highlights, and introduce a gentle moody or rainy atmosphere while keeping it natural. Now transform the image by adding a highly expressive, hand-drawn overlay that creates a sense of a “living micro world” around the product. Use a crayon + marker + pencil sketch style that feels playful, slightly messy, but intentional and artistic — not overly chaotic, but rich and layered. Add controlled chaos elements: * Hand-drawn arrows pointing to key product details (texture, shine, layers) * Scribble circles and highlight marks to guide attention * Energetic lines, swirls, and sketch marks that enhance focus (not random placement) Introduce tiny doodle characters interacting with the product: * Small illustrated figures climbing, sitting, sliding, or reacting to the product * Keep them minimal but expressive * Add small speech bubbles with playful reactions like “BRO???”, “THIS IS CRAZY”, or “WE STAYING HERE” Ensure all doodles feel integrated into the scene and follow the product’s shape and perspective. Create a strong emotional contrast: * Background remains calm, soft, and slightly moody * Overlays are lively, bright, and energetic Add layered handwritten notes in a natural human style (not clean fonts), such as: * “this part tho…” * “wait—look at this” * “why is this so good” Optionally include a bold handwritten phrase like: “LAST DANCE” as a statement element. The final result should feel like a real photograph infused with imagination — a quiet scene brought to life by chaotic, playful thoughts.

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$50k/day brands are using ai ugc ads like this not to look polished but to make one simple claim feel personal this angle works because it feels like a real person calling out a fake “healthy” habit you see the toothbrush up close the facial reaction builds tension and the hook instantly creates doubt “wait… what’s actually wrong with mine?” that’s the power of good ugc it doesn’t explain everything at once it opens a loop makes the viewer curious and gets the click for products like this, that’s enough one product one belief shift one clean problem then the landing page does the rest ai makes it easy to test this format fast different creators different hooks different objections different product truths same core offer way more shots on goal rt + comment “ugc” and i’ll send the breakdown (follow for dm)

Finally you can get the storyboard method The actual master prompt behind all those viral posts For free, without paywalls, without courses and without BullSh*t See full breakdown below 👇

Ori Silver @OriSilver

3 months ago

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AI is ready to make full films Seedance 2.0 now can read your entire shot list to generate a full story.. keep characters, props and set design consistent with one image on BytePlus duration and consistency is not a problem anymore here's how with prompts:

Higgsfield Supercomputer. 24/7 pocket marketing agency that gets smarter with every task. > GPT 5.5, Opus 4.7, Kimi K2.6, Gemini. Freedom of choice across ecosystems. > Plugs into Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Slack > Access on mobile via Telegram > Picks up context from your team chats This is finally the era of AI employees.

Higgsfield AI 🧩 @higgsfield

3 months ago

Introducing Higgsfield Supercomputer The first ever cloud-native, self-learning AI agent for end-to-end task execution. 40+ built-in tools. Three layers of memory. Access via browser or Telegram. Powered by enhanced Hermes Agent.

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Recently these super realistic live TV broadcast shots have been going viral everywhere Tried making one myself using GPT Image 2 + Kling 3.0 Prompt: A screenshot from a live Wimbledon TV broadcast during a packed Centre Court match. The camera cuts to the audience, an unbelievably attractive woman in her 20s with long black hair, flawless skin, elegant makeup, and a luxurious aura, seated in the VIP section wearing a sophisticated cream-white low-cut summer outfit with subtle jewelry. She smiles naturally while reacting to the match, unaware she's on camera. Wealthy spectators and champagne glasses around her, old-money tennis atmosphere, shallow depth of field. Full live tennis broadcast overlay: scoreboard, network watermark, broadcast graphics, 16:9 aspect ratio. The image looks exactly like a real TV screenshot, telephoto broadcast lens, realistic live color grading, slight compression artifacts, interlacing grain, subtle motion blur, imperfect live-camera framing.

Claude is now very good at DTC Ads. Via Higgsfield MCP. 1. Open Claude 2. Drop your site and product image 3. Prompt: "Generate static DTC creatives in all 40 styles" 4. Get 40 formats for paid ads, socials, and carousels 5. Quality maintained at scale, with agents.

THIS GUYS ADS SPEND $3M/MO AND HE JUST BROKE DOWN HOW TO SOLVE CREATIVE FATIGUE. 35 minutes. free. from the person scaling on Meta. Bookmark this before you forget. Research: from customer data. Testing: angles, not ads. Scaling: a predictable system. "Creative fatigue" on Meta is officially a myth.

Adam Taylor @adamtaylorl

3 months ago

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How to engineer your first $10M in ecom:

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I launched these campaigns 3 days ago. Every campaign has static image ads in it generated entirely by ChatGPT. If you want to create high-converting static ads with ChatGPT, use this prompt 👇🏼 “You’re a professional DTC media buyer managing multiple 9 figure ecommerce brands. You deeply understand consumer psychology, emotional buying triggers, and the target audience behind this product. Using the attached product image, create a clean, minimalistic, high-converting static image ad focused on the biggest pain point the customer experiences. Do not alter the attached product image in any way, shape or form. Target avatar: The ad needs one powerful headline that instantly grabs attention, feels relatable, and stops people from scrolling. Do not make it long. The overall design should look premium, native to Meta feeds, and conversion focused.”

Introducing Hooks by Marketing Studio. 25+ hook variations for UGC videos, including cold opens, POV setups, pattern interrupts, and story hooks. Available on the platform and through MCP on Claude for one-off generations or batch jobs. Supercharged by Marketing Skills.