What's good, chat? I got the purple

monster and I will be showing you guys

the fastest speedrun to 1k days I think

I've had so far. Um, probably not the

fastest, but one of the fastest. And

this is just to show you guys what's

possible and how ecom really is the same

thing. So, here we have the store. As

you can see, August 6th I started it.

And then 7th is my first day of testing.

Went crazy. 8th is the second day. And

then boom, 1k day. So, it's really the

same [ __ ] thing over and over again.

Like, I can show you guys a couple other

smaller stores I'm running right now.

Like, this is another store today.

Oh, what the Whoops. This is another

store today.

Another store today.

Oh, [ __ ]

And then here's another store today as

well.

So, this is the 1K a day store. I'll do

a little product reveal just so you guys

can see.

This is the 1K a day store right here.

The automatic ironing machine. Super

simple site, guys. It's nothing crazy.

You don't need to over complicate it.

This is how all my stores [ __ ] look.

This is the 1K a day product and I'll be

showing you what exactly you need to do

and why it's actually so [ __ ] easy to

do this over and over again. So, don't

worry guys, I'll be showing you the ad

account and like the actual store and

everything. I'm going to be doing a full

case study on this. Like, I'm going to

show you guys the product, the site,

everything. But, let's first talk about

how I actually found this product and

what led up to it. So, let's talk about

what day ones actually look like, right?

It's not actually testing, it's finding

the product. So, these two are the

product research methods I recommend the

most, especially as of now. Um, ad

library is good as well, but the only

reason I put the burner method here is

cuz that's actually how I found the

product I'm about to show you guys. It's

through the burner method. Um, I do

think Calida is probably going to be the

best for everyone, though. But real

quick, let's just go over some pros and

cons of each one cuz again, I found this

product through the burner method. But I

think it's important that you guys

understand there are pros and cons to

each one. So, with Calata, um, it's

probably going to be the easiest.

you're going to find the most validated

products, but the cons are it's

saturated. So, it's you got to be super

quick to do it. But even so, I still

think it's the best product research

method. Burner method is going to be the

hardest. I'd say even harder than ad

library, but you get a lot of untapped

products. Like, you can get a lot of

untapped products that aren't being ran

yet. So, the ROI on that is probably

like the highest. Um, if you can find

like a really sick burner method product

that's like untapped, um, it'll it'll

scale really high. And that's honestly

how I found one of my biggest stores

that I exited. It was through the burner

method, too, as well. So, it's it's

good, but if you're a newbie and you're

not that good, things you should watch

out for are like mid products that get

views. Um,

cuz you're going to see a mid product

getting a [ __ ] ton of views and you're

going to be like, "Oh, wow. It's

validated. It's getting hell of views.

It's untapped. Let me run it." But a lot

of times it's probably just not a good

product in itself and the views are

probably just because like the hook or

just because the there's a good story

behind it wasn't actually because of the

product. Um cuz a lot of times there'll

be like you know skits and stuff and

they only get views and likes because of

the skit and not because of their

product, you know. So you guys have to

have a really good product eye if you

want to use the burner method. Um if you

don't here, wait, this looks like ass

product eye. If you don't, then you're

probably not going to have a good time

on here and you're probably going to end

up testing a bunch of [ __ ] That's

why I always recommend Cal Data to

everyone just because there's just so

much good products on there and super

easy to validate yourself. You won't

really make any mistakes. So, Cal is

probably going to be the best. But if

you're pretty decent at e-comad reps,

give burner method a chance. It has a

really [ __ ] rep, but in my mind, I think

you can find a lot of untapped products

if you have a good product eye. And

again, if Cali is a little bit

expensive, there's some ecom tools down

below that I use where you can get all

the ecom tools for like 20 something

bucks a month. So, go check that out.

Next, we have this product criteria.

This is from my last video, so I'm not

going to really talk too much about it.

You guys should know at this point

already, but problem solving, having a

good market, having validation, cost of

goods, make sure you have the 3 to 4x

markup, explain itself, be something

that's kind of cool, not something that

you can just get at a grocery store. And

if there's seasonality behind it,

especially for Q4 products. Q4 is coming

up. Um, be sure to look at that through

Google Trends.

But this is all the basics, guys. We

don't really need to talk about this.

Just make sure you're able to analyze

all these things. And again, I'm going

to show you my product and how it meets

this criteria later on. But just make

sure you have this in your back pocket

always. Okay. More importantly, one

thing I actually want to talk about that

I haven't talked about before are the

steps that come beyond this, right? Kind

of more general steps. So that's going

to be niches. What niches you should

look for and how to address validation.

How do I know if a product is actually

validated or not? Is it getting sales?

Is that enough? Blah blah blah. Right?

So niches, a lot of people like to look

by niche. I do not think niche matters.

You'll have people like listing out

every [ __ ] niche in the world and be

like, "Yeah, test these niches." Okay?

Like you just listed out 30 niches. What

am I going to do with that? Rather than

listing out niches, I like to talk about

niches you should avoid. So, a lot of

niches you should avoid are fashion. I

don't like fashion that much unless it's

like a seasonal product, you know,

unless it's something super viral. The

reason I don't like fashion is because

you're going to have a lot of returns,

sizing issues. It's just your net is

always going to be dog [ __ ] Like,

everyone that runs fashion always has a

10% or less net margin, and that's if

they can scale it. So, I don't like it

for that reason. Another niche, it's not

really a niche, but just kind of

category of products, electronics. Um,

I'm not saying you can't run it, but

just be really careful. Um, again guys,

a lot of gurus will just show you

front-end revenue, not show you anything

behind the scenes. But with electronics,

you're going to have a lot of

chargebacks if the product quality is

ship. So, be really careful about

product quality and stuff. Especially if

you're a beginner, you might get lucky

with a product that's an electronic.

You're just going to ship out the

cheapest possible item and just get hit

with a bunch of chargebacks and lose all

your profit. So, be really careful as

well with electronics. Not really niche,

but sort of a subcategory.

Subs. Um, you guys are probably looking

at this like, "What the [ __ ] I thought

supplements are really good. Subs are

honestly the best niche, but this is

more so for beginners. If you're going

to run subs, be also really careful as

well. Super good niche, right? You have

MR like subscriptions and stuff, but

it's really good. Just as a beginner,

you have to be really careful. Um, you

want to make sure your product quality

is good because of chargebacks and

stuff. And you want to be really careful

assessing validation with supplements

because supplements, it's a lot harder

to validate, right? Because you can't

really see the result instantly. Going

back to our list, you can't really see

the result instantly. It's not really

that viral. It's just like a pill or a

gummy or whatever. Um, so you have to

really like understand how to analyze

competitors, validation, and all that

stuff. So, if you're re like a straight

beginner, never done ecom, if you find a

stuff you want to test, just be really

careful and pay extra attention to the

validation part because that matters a

lot for supplements. Okay. So, in terms

of validation, um, there's going to be

multiple forms of validation. So, let's

start with the most obvious one,

competitors. Um these competitors can be

any sorts of competitors. They can be

Tik Tok shop sellers especially if

you're using Cal data right Cal data in

itself is enough validation for you.

Next ad library competitors. So people

who are actually running your product

right you might think oh there's

competitors that's bad but honestly the

best type of competitors that are

serving as forms of validation are

people that have been running their ads

for about two to four weeks nothing

more. We don't want to look at brands

who've been running for six months plus

because at that point like they have a

huge audience pool already. It's going

to be hard to break into it. But people

who've been running two to four weeks,

that's like the lifespan of their brand.

That's good because obviously if they're

running for two to four weeks, they're

not going to just run it unprofitably,

but they're not big enough and they

haven't been running long enough to

pretty much take up most of the time and

like take up all the angles and avatars

and all that stuff. There's room to

actually break into it because they're

new. So, the next thing is views. Um,

and word of mouth. This might this

especially applies for the burner

method. Um, if you guys find a burner

method product, the best way I like to

validate it outside of like, oh, is it a

good problem? Is there a ham? All that

stuff in terms of the actual validation

for it, you can look at the views and

stuff, but go on TikTok or wherever

you're looking at burner and go search

up the product name. If you look up the

product name and see actual UGC

creators, like actual people talking

about it, that's good. That's going to

be a good sign that the product is a

good product and it's validated. A lot

of times you might look up your product

and see a bunch of organic drop

shippers. I'm sure you guys know what

videos I'm talking about. That does not

count as validation. That is not

validation, guys. Real validation in

terms of views and word of mouth are

actual people that are talking about

your product. So, real quick, I know I

talked about supplements and being

careful in terms of validation. Um, for

supplements, this is going to matter a

lot. Like assessing your competition as

well as actually like looking at the

niche itself and seeing what problem it

solves and seeing if that problem it

solves is being talked about, right?

Like for example, Sheillegit gummies and

stuff. You guys, I'm sure you heard of

it. Sheillejit, huge 8 figureure niche

right there. It's huge right now. Um, a

lot of people are scaled up in it. If

you were hopping on shield, let's say a

year ago, right? You would look at comp

and you look at shield on Tik Tok or

whatever and see who's talking about it

and you'll see everyone's talking about

it. So, in that sense, supplements are

really good. So, I'm kind of rambling a

bit, but I just want to really emphasize

because I've had a lot of people ask me

about subs and stuff. So, if you're

going to look at subs, just please make

sure to do both of these validations if

you're going to try and run a

supplement. Okay. So, once you actually

find your product, the first thing

you're obviously going to do is make

your website. And I'm not affiliated

with Shrine or anything, but this is

going to be the best theme to use. Um,

it's the easiest theme. It has the

fastest loading times. It's honestly

outperformed a lot of like actual custom

landing pages I've made. So, super easy,

just plug and play. And everything on

your website is going to be ripped. So,

you're just going to steal from

competitors. Um, and I'll explain this

in a sec. And you can use any websites

to do this. This is a website I use.

It's extract.pix. You just put the

competitor's link in there and um, it'll

get all their pictures. And the reason I

do this is because everything is about

speed, especially if you're doing stuff

like data where it's super saturated.

Everything's about speed, right? And

what I like to do is I like to just rip

all the photos and I like to just use

chatbt for all the copy and stuff. And

the reason for that is cuz I want to be

quick. And the second I get a validation

that, hey, this product's actually

scaling, you know, it's doing 1K days,

that's when I go completely custom,

remake the product pictures from

scratch, and all that stuff. I'm going

to talk a little bit more about that in

a second, but let me just go down the

list. So this is my website. This is the

store that did the 1K day in 3 days. As

you can see, it's really nothing crazy.

Um, all all this was written by ChatGpt.

Um, so I have some AI pictures here and

there because I ran out, but I'll talk

more about that in a sec. But all these

product pictures, everything here is

ripped. Um, the way I do this is I just

go to ad library and look up my product

and then I'll just look for a competitor

and boom, I have this competitor right

here. And all I do is take it,

put the link in this,

and just give it a second to load.

And boom, there you go. You have all

these pictures to use. And I just take

all of it and put it on my site. As you

can see, guys, the site doesn't have to

be anything crazy. Again, I've talked

about this in so many other videos, but

all that matters is just this upper fold

right here, um, with your product

pictures, your USPs, your bullet points,

and your offer. It's all that matters.

All this stuff you can just like chat

GBT, copy and paste. like don't waste

too much time. Um, and for all the copy

as well, like all this text here, all

this text, all I really do is just I

find my competitor and I just take this,

put it into GPT and have it rewarded.

So, the whole point is just to do

everything as super quick as possible.

So, literally rip the product pictures

and take the copy, rip the copy pretty

much, and just reward it using Chad GBT.

That's all you need to do. As as long as

you do this and you have a good offer,

like you'll scale. And you can see I

literally hit a 1K in 3 days. And this

is how I do all my tests. My 1.8 million

in 30-day store. This is literally how I

did it. I had a shrine theme, ripped

product photos. I just copy pasted the

copy and had GP chat GPT reward it. And

then after I got the validation, that's

when I started optimizing everything.

So, what I mean is after you start

hitting 1K days and stuff, um, or you

see that your product is for sure a

winning product, which is usually around

this mark right here, um, that's when

you really dial in and make your product

and your website, product pictures,

everything super nice. So, when you hit

this point, you want to have really

optimized product photos.

You want to have a funnel on your

website itself. If you don't understand

what that means, give me a sec.

Um, so

basically if all your images are ripped

and everything is stolen, you might get

DMCA, you might get a DMCA war and

stuff, but when it's validated, that's

when you want to go and actually make

custom pictures using Canva Chat GBT

edit photos so that they're your own and

obviously you can always improve on your

previous photos as well. So you want to

make sure it's optimized in every single

way as possible as well as being unique

in itself. Um, as well as having a

funnel on your website, right? So, what

that means is initially when I made this

website, I honestly didn't have any of

these sections. Like I maybe just had

like Yeah, literally not even this. I

literally just had like this. So, like a

little testimonial slider, image with

text, image with text, how to use

reviews. That's it. That's all I had.

But, you know, when you're testing, um,

you're not going to have that much

traffic during the testing phase.

You might get like a 100 sessions a day,

right? you're going to get a 100 people

visiting your site a day. Of that 100

people, the majority are just going to

look at this hero section and they're

not going to look down here that much.

So, you know, you don't need to have

anything crazy optimized like down here,

right? But when you're scaling

at that point, you're going to have like

1K plus sessions a day, right? So, with

that 1K, even though there's not many

people scrolling down here, right? It's

still going to be a decent amount

because you're getting so many sessions.

Even let's say you have 10% of the

people that actually scroll down and

read your entire website, right? Um if

that's the case, 10% of this is 10

people. 10% of this is 100 people. So

when you're scaling, you want to make

sure that everything on your site is

pretty much optimized. So that's why I

said like when you initially start, you

don't need to do all this because you're

going to waste time. If you waste time,

you might miss out on a product because

someone was quicker than you. So that's

why I say when you're testing, it's

really important just to rip product

pictures, rip the copy, and be fast as

possible. I'm not saying to make it a

[ __ ] website, but as long as you have

like halfdecent product photos, even if

they're ripped, it doesn't matter. If

you have good product photos, a good

offer, and just a few sections beneath

this hero, you'll be good. You'll be

good to go. Okay, so a huge objection

I'm probably going to get is like, "Oh,

why are you telling me to rip? I'm going

to get DMCA." First off, you're a

newbie, and when I even start a brand

new store, I'm a newbie. Nobody knows

who you are. Your brand is so [ __ ]

new. this whole rip [ __ ] all of this is

literally just for like three to four

days. After that, your product should be

validated or you should have cutten it

already. So, in those three to four

days, nobody's going to hunt you down.

And second of all, everyone [ __ ]

rips. Nobody is not ripping. If you

think that just because some guru tells

you like, "Yeah, you have to go in Canva

and chat GBT every product photo."

They're just trying to make it seem like

it's harder than it is so you buy their

course. It's really not that hard. Every

store I started has had RIP photos. It's

all about being quick. And the second

you get the validation within that 3 to

4 days, cuz that's how long you test

for, then you go and make it nice, make

it unique, and make it all yours. It's

all about speed, guys. If you don't

believe me, then go listen to AC

Hampton. Next, the ads, right? So,

obviously, the majority is also going to

be ripped. So, you can either do Calata

UGC. So, you can go look up your product

on Calata and take the UGC, or you can

just go on Tik Tok organic and just look

for um ads with views. And one caveat to

this is you want to make sure the views

are good engagement. If you guys don't

understand what I mean is that there's

good and there's bad engagement. Bad

engagement is there are views because

again like I said earlier it's a skit.

It's funny. It's relatable. Like it's

not actually about the product. They're

liking it for other reasons that aren't

the product. Good engagement is oh a

bunch of likes. The comments are like

where do I buy this? This is so cool.

Where has this been all my life? That's

good engagement. So you want to make

sure it has good engagement. Those are

the two ways you can really rip videos.

Okay, so for voice of ads, I'm going to

go over it super briefly. Um, you can

use chat GBT or Claude. If you're going

to do a lot of manual writing and like

just use AI as a framework, I would just

use Chat GBT. That's what I do. I like

to go and edit my scripts manually. But

if you want to rely on AI a little bit

more, you should use Claude. Um, and

what I do is I usually get about six to

eight avatars with unique angles and I

make voice ads for them. So I go to

chatbt and I say I am doing research on

an automatic ironing machine. Here is my

number one competitor. And then I link

my number one competitor. And as a bonus

again I don't want to go too into detail

about this but as a bonus you can like

put in their similar web metrics. Um you

can screenshot the demographics using

similar web. If we go here um

give it a second.

go to demographics. You can screenshot

this and show it, but sometimes it won't

have enough data. So, if that's the

case, that's fine. Okay. So, for the

actual chatb part of it, um I basically

just say, "Hey, I'm doing research on

this automatic iring machine. Here's my

number one competitor." Then I ask it to

find 20 public Reddit posts. It finds

the Reddit posts and then I tell it to

analyze the URLs from those Reddit posts

and tell me their patterns, their deep

thoughts, and all that stuff. And it

does that deep analysis.

And then once it does that, I basically

go to this tool called Prompt Cowboy,

which gives you really optimized chatbt

prompts. And then I tell it, hey, I want

to do deep research on this automatic

earning machine, and I wanted to

consider all the product avatars, what

desires they have, the awareness stages,

and all that stuff. And I say, I'm going

to be using this for Facebook ad copy.

It'll give me a really um thoroughly

built out deep research prompt. So, I'll

put this in, and I'll make sure I press

deep research. And then, for time sake,

I didn't really do this because I just

remade this for the video. So, it'll

take like 10 minutes, but let's say I

did it. Um, it'll give you all these

avatars. And once you have all these

avatars, you can read through it, decide

which one you like. And then from there,

I'll go to prompt cowboy and I'll

basically just say, "Hey, make me a

script based on the avatar." And I

usually have it write me three hook

variations, and I'll get this little

prompt, put in chatbt, pick which avatar

I want. Um, and I guess it chose this

one. And then it just gives me the full

script with three hooks and the ad body.

And then I'll go from here and manually

edit it. And I'll repeat this process

for about six day avatars. And I only

really do this if the ripped content

isn't really that good. If the ripped

content is good, I'll just go ahead and

just stick with this. But if the ripped

content is kind of mid, there's not that

much, and I really believe in the

product, then I'll go ahead and make

some of these voiceover ads using this

chat GPT and cloud method. Again, this

is super brief. Um, you're going to want

to do a lot of manual edits to the

script. You don't want to just

completely rely on AI, but this is kind

of a basic rundown on how you get a

voiceover ad started in terms of the

scripting side of things.

So, in terms of the ad account side of

things, you're going to have CBO, right?

You're not going to do [ __ ] You're not

going to do any of that [ __ ] You're

going to have a manual CBO, and you're

going to do this in USA only. I've

talked about this a bunch. Um, and then

there you're going to have your 6 to 12

ads. 6 to 12 is a pretty large number,

but six is the bare minimum, just cuz

you want at least six proper ads that

you're confident in at the bare minimum.

Um, ideally you want, you know, maybe 10

to 12, but this range is fine. And then

for your primary text and headline, um,

primary text doesn't really matter. Just

use some chat GBT [ __ ] Does not

matter that much when you're testing.

Headline. Um, this one can matter just

cuz it's right next to the shop now

button. So just put your offer there.

That's usually what I recommend. And

super simple, guys. You don't need to

over complicate it. You're going to let

this run for about 3 days. And of course

with the metrics and stuff, I'll talk a

little bit more about this, but refer to

my last video if you want actual insight

on how to look at your metrics and

stuff. But 3 days is usually what I let

it run for. So in those, you know, first

one to three days, um, all you're really

doing is just letting you optimize your

audience. You're not really looking for

profit. And again, guys, I'm not going

to talk too much about this. You can go

watch my last video, um, if you want to

learn more about metrics and stuff, but

there is a good caveat I need to

mention. So when your audience is

optimizing, you know, you're either

going to get cheaper traffic or you're

going to get still expensive traffic.

So, cheaper traffic usually looks like,

you know, dollar CPC,

um, good CTR, that type of stuff.

Expensive traffic, you know, you might

have $2 to $3 CPC, low CTR. So, my last

video, I told you guys that cheaper

traffic is going to be the best, and

that's true. That's still that still

holds true. This is like winning product

kind of metrics. But expensive traffic,

you might think, "Oh, yeah, this is

[ __ ] I'm going to cut it." Blah, blah,

blah. Like in your last video, you said

if your traffic is expensive, watch out.

But there's a caveat. Expensive traffic

can also be pretty good. And that's what

I noticed with my product. So remember

guys, I started this August 6th. August

7th was my first day. August 8th was my

second day. And the 1K day was honestly

2K day was August 9th. So if you go to

the actual ad account here, um just to

show you guys, August 6th, we didn't

spend much. There's literally nothing to

spend. August 7th, we spent $26. And you

can see, right, CPM dog [ __ ] CPC dog

[ __ ] CTR dog [ __ ] But

I still had $400 in sales at two

rorowass. Let's go to August 8th.

August 8th, CPM went down. CPC, CTR

still [ __ ] Rowass, $300 in sales. How

much I spend? $200 spent. Kind of [ __ ]

August 9th,

CPM went back up. CPCTR is [ __ ] 170

spent. But this one's kind of crazy. I

ain't gonna lie. 2K day. That's like

[ __ ] 10. Not even, bro. I think it's

like Yeah, it's like a 10 rorowass.

So, when you guys look at the data,

right, you're going to think, "Oh, yeah,

the CPC is so expensive. The CTR is so

low. Like, I want good traffic. I want

cheaper traffic. I'm going to cut the

product." But if you actually look at my

ads to carts every single day, right?

Eighth, like 14 add to cards, six reach

checkout. Like the ninth right here, 21

add to cardarts, 16 reach checkout. Like

you guys have to consider even though

I'm getting $2 to $3 CPCs, there's a lot

of buying intent. Think about it. Six

10% of people reach checkout. Like with

my AOV, like bro, that literally could

have been like a 3K day, 3 4K day,

right? So even though your traffic is

expensive, right? you can still let the

audience optimize and optimization

doesn't necessarily mean cheaper

traffic. Optimization can mean even

though the CPCs are expensive, the

audience becomes super narrowed down,

right? Um, usually when you think of

optimization, you think, okay, like it's

testing audience A, but when it starts

testing audience B, the that audience is

going to be super interested, my CPC is

going to go down, my CTR is going to go

up, all that stuff. That's not always

the case. That's usually a case in a lot

of the situations, but in this

situation, um, the CPC stayed the same,

but the audience just became super

narrowed down. That's why like on that

1K day, you can see my conversion rate

is pretty high, and that's cuz the

audience is super narrowed down. So, one

thing you need to consider, guys, is if

your traffic is expensive, um, make sure

you have a high add to cart and make

sure your CVR is also high.

You don't always need cheap traffic,

guys. These can both be the same, but

it's just all based on reading the

metrics. You should go watch my last

video if you don't understand what I'm

talking about right here. Okay, so

lastly, I'm just going to go through

this super briefly. After your first 1K

day, like I said in the product picture

section, um you want to optimize your

website double down. So, make sure you

have your funnel. Um make sure you have

good product picks. So, make sure you

know they're visual, they're custom,

all that stuff. prelanders. Um, I even

tested one. You should always start with

the listical.

Let me pull up the pre-lander that I

made for mine. So, this is honestly a

preander I made for my store. Um,

always test that out. The second I hit

that 1k day, I made this listicle. More

ads, obviously, guys. So, you want to

have more ads coming into your ad

account. Ideally, you want UGC and

stuff. You can rip it. You can get it

from Influy. You can actually get your

own UGC as well. You don't always have

to rip. Start testing more voiceovers

using that chat GPT structure that I

mentioned. Upsells, again, incart

post-p purchase upsells. And this is all

just to drive your AOV up. And I'm

breezing through this guys because I

talked about it in my last video. I

don't like to just repeat information in

every video. And then emails as well.

You can use Clavio and stuff just to

start collecting emails and offering

discounts and stuff. And this email list

should give you 10% extra bottom line

revenue. This is kind of an example of

what an email flow would look like. Um,

you can pay an agency to get it set up.

Um, or you can just do a basic one

yourself, but it's really important

because emails usually give you a good

bottom line revenue cuz you're having

people that haven't bought basically get

bombarded with a bunch of sales emails.

So, usually you'll have about 10%

minimum attribution. This should be

honestly like 20% if anything, but 10%'s

the minimum. 20% is usually the average.

So, like let's say you're doing like

300k months, right? Um, literally from

this you're going to have like at least

60K coming from emails, campaigns, and

stuff, which is all basically pure

profit because there's no ad spend in

it. It's all old customers. So, emails

is super good. But that's kind of what

happens after your first 1K day. Go

watch my last video if you want to learn

more about this. I literally yap about

this for an hour. So, go watch my last

video if you want to learn more about

this stuff. But honestly, guys, that's

pretty much it.

It's really nothing crazy, guys. Like 3

days is all it [ __ ] took to hit not

it's not even a 1K day. Honestly, I

should make the title 2K day. Um, this

is a 2K day, day three. So, I showed you

guys the ad account, showed you guys the

rorowass. I showed you guys how to find

products. Showed you how to speedrun

your site. Showed you how to do your

ads. Showed you how to do voiceover ads,

what your ad account should look like.

Pretty much everything you really need

to do a 1K day. It's not that hard,

guys. Go [ __ ] work. Super brief

video. Um, again guys, if you want more

sauce what to do after 1K, go watch my

last video. Honestly, I was hesitant

making this video just because like 1Ks

are so [ __ ] easy to get. It's really

nothing crazy. It's just product

research, website, ripping ads. But a

lot of you guys seem to over complicate

it. I'm not going to lie. And I think

that's what's wrong with a lot of gurus.

They'll make it super complicated, so

they think you have a huge learning

curve that you need to buy their course

to do it. But it's really just the same

formula in and out. So, if you guys

found value in this video, be sure to

just check out my other videos. There's

a lot of sauce being dropped. Again, I

do have a one-on-one membership down

below if you guys want to check that

out. I'm not a guru, bro. I just have a

lot of free time with all my stores. If

you guys want to check it out, you can.

If not, get to work. 3 days, 2K day.

What's your excuse? Peace out.