Recent content by MadBradZ

Can't seem to edit the video into the OP, but it's there for anyone that would like to refer to it for proof.

Added the video with proof.

Correct! Let me actually make a video for you.

Gladly will authenticate my numbers live for anyone, shoot me a pm :) Not trying to sell anything, trying to make some connections.

In my past thread in April, here's some important points from this last post. "Revenue: $1,000/day average, fluctuates between $700-$1300 depending on the day. Marketing: Using FB ads primarily on Instagram, and a small amount of SEO. ~80-90% of revenue is directly due to facebook ads Niche...

Update: May revenue was $25,000 almost on the dot. We reduced our adspend by over $2,000, and were able to match our same results. Currently we are working on Google Shopping/Adwords and scaling, before we increase our Facebook adspend drastically. Let me know any questions you have, I'll be...

Update: Closing this month out at $26-$26k revenue, slightly below $1,000/day on the month, but there were 3-5 days we did not run ads due to bank account issues, all in all a solid month. Next month we are going to keep our ad budget the same, and focus on optimizing conversion rates and...

Just the best platform in my opinion, and one that I'm somewhat familiar with. Started the store on shopify, and don't see a reason to change now.

Supply theme, but we're upgrading soon.

I agree. Currently we're in the process of stocking inventory with a fulfillment company, so our customers will receive their orders in 3-5 days as opposed to 12-20+ with ePacket. We'll also be offering a fulfillment service for other dropshippers in our niche, to hedge some of our risk holding...

Yes I am.

It just comes down to CPS. Our products are priced at what we believe is the most efficient price point, that we found through our data and price split tests. We know it will cost us $X to acquire a customer and we make an average of $X per customer acquired

I have a few tips for you 1. Make sure your ads are perfect. Worry about this over everything, make sure that your ad captions the attention of someone scrolling through their feed. 2. Optimize your product page, add reviews, videos, quality sales copy, make your products look professional. 3...

This thread will be dedicated to the journey of one of my ecommerce sites. I'll add more details in the future, but for now here is the info: Revenue: $1,000/day average, fluctuates between $700-$1300 depending on the day. Marketing: Using FB ads primarily on Instagram, and a small amount of...