All right. What's good, guys? Today,

we're going to be talking about how to

make [ __ ] you money with seasonal drop

shipping. Sorry if I've been a little

bit inactive on YouTube. I've just been

getting ready for Q4. But with that

being said, let's have some social proof

real quick. These are all stores that

are going to be taking off for Q4. All

based on the whole seasonal drop

shipping principle. To be honest, it's

literally the easiest way to make money.

Um, the fastest and easiest to be

honest. So, I'm going to be talking more

about how to actually do seasonal drop

shipping because now is literally the

perfect time. Okay, Subie. So, what the

[ __ ] is seasonal drop shipping? No,

guys, I'm not making up some new term

like branded drop shipping to make drop

shipping sound hard. This is straight up

easy as [ __ ] And basically, seasonal

drop shipping is just selling products

out of seasonal demand. So, an example,

right, I'll I'll give more examples

later, but an example of this would be

selling fleece tights during the winter,

right? Because fleece tights keep girls

legs warm and in the winter it's cold.

So pretty much seasonal drop shipping is

just capitalizing off of seasonal

demand. As you can see, this is Google

Trends. And each year it rises up more

and more in demand during the winter.

This is all the winter. And pretty much

with seasonal drop shipping, you just

catch the trend as it's going up. So as

you can see right here, I marked a

little circle. This is where you would

kind of launch these seasonal products

where as the trend is starting to go up,

you catch it and when it's at the top,

you make hella money. So, that's kind of

the principle of it. It's very easy

because with seasonal drop shipping, you

don't have to make demand. You don't

have to convince them that, hey, you

should buy this supplement pill because

it's going to change your life and make

your voice deeper. I don't [ __ ] know.

But, um, pretty much with seasonal drop

shipping, the demand is already there.

You don't have to convince them. there

are people already looking for the

product. People are literally searching

up fleece tights and all you're doing is

supplying that demand. But to kind of,

you know, make this make sense, let me

show you guys some seasonal products

that you would sell. So, as you can see,

these are the fleece tights, and they

basically make girls skins look really

natural in their legs. Like, it looks

like they're wearing normal tights that

are see-through, but they're actually

lined with fleece. And if you think

about it, right, when it's cold, girls

are super insecure. They love comfort.

They love dressing. So, think about how

important of a problem this solves. And

you can see on the Google Trends from

before that there's a lot of demand for

it. So, selling this in the winter is

really [ __ ] it's super easy. I can

show you guys the store on the screen

right now. It was actually a fleece

tight store that I ran last year. It

went zero to 100K in like two weeks, I

believe. But here's another example.

Heated jacket. Think about it again.

People are cold going out. You're

literally giving them like a [ __ ] USB

jacket that heats up and makes them feel

good. So, it's literally a no-brainer.

Like imagine some kid brain rotting in

his bed and he's like, "Fuck, I have to

go out to school in this cold weather

and you just give him boom, heated a

jacket, you can feel good." Super

simple. Here's another example. It

doesn't have to just be the winter. In

the summer, cooling blanket. You get hot

as [ __ ] You don't want to turn on the

AC. Boom. Put this [ __ ] on, you'll be

cold. So, these are no-brainer products

compared to traditional drop shipping

where you're just trying to sell a

product that solves a basic problem or

whatever. There's no seasonality.

There's no spike in demand. Year round.

It's all the same. People are just like,

"Okay, yeah, this could be good to

have." You have to convince them to buy.

You have to make the demand with your

direct response marketing, with your

ads, with your landing page and all that

stuff. But with this guys, like all

these products have some sort of deeper

reason. Not just, oh, it solves a

problem, but a deep enough reason where

people are going to Google and looking

up these solutions. So there are huge

demands for these seasonal problems as I

showed you guys right here. So it just

makes sense. Why not give people the

supply? But like I promise you guys,

like this is my mentorship server. Like

look at these guys printing in here.

These are all seasonal drop shipping

products. like all ignore that. Um,

these are all just [ __ ] look

literally look at this new store that

took off. Another one right here. Like

these are all products that are super

seasonal, guys. Okay, that's cool. But

how the [ __ ] do I actually find these

products? So, all you're going to need,

guys, is cal data. I always preach this.

Every day during Q4 right now, you know,

it's [ __ ] October, right? It's going

to go even crazier in November and

December, but every day there's new

products coming up. So, what that means

is you guys need to be looking every

single day for new products that are

taking off. Every day there's products

that are just literally going from like

1k days to 5k days to 10k days. They're

going up just like this. And that's cuz

the demand is going up. So, every day

you guys need to be checking for cal

data looking for keywords like, you

know, maybe the words heated, comfort,

fleece, all that stuff, right? And from

there, all you're going to do is rip all

the ads. This is the easiest way to make

money. There's nothing to it. It's not

complicated like my other videos. This

is simply just finding a seasonal

product on Calo data and ripping the ads

for it. And I'll show you guys an

example right now. Okay, so let's just

start scrolling through so I can show

you guys like you're going to be looking

for keywords, right? Like for example,

fleece, that's obviously Crocs. So I

don't know if you'd sell that, but like

garlands, like stuff like this. These

are all seasonal things. Electric food

warming mat, like these are all

keywords. Like look how many products

I'm finding as we're going right now.

Like there's so many. And you just keep

on going page by page and looking for

certain keywords that could tell you

that there's a seasonal product. Boom.

Weighted blanket. Stuff like that. It's

that simple. So, it took me 20 seconds

of scrolling and I literally saw a

couple potential products. It's not that

[ __ ] hard. And for any of you [ __ ]

complaining that Cal data is expensive,

I'm literally giving you a solution

right here. This is Luxury Tools. They

have their own built-in [ __ ] browser

so nobody gets logged out where you can

get all these tools like Cal Data and

stuff for just like 15 20 bucks a month

or some [ __ ] So, it's super cheap. You

get literally access the paid versions

of all these things where you can

product research, play with the filters,

whatever. You get a bunch more like

Canva, Atria for ad research and stuff

like that. So, for like 15 20 bucks a

month, if you guys can't afford Cala,

just get this [ __ ] It'll be in the

description down below. Okay, so once

you find a product, how do you actually

determine if there's seasonal demand for

it? So, pretty much go to Google Trends

and for these, for the conversation

sake, we'll use these three products.

So, fleece tites, we'll go back to this

one again. Type it in here, past day,

click on five years, and pretty much you

want to catch the trend as it's going

up. Refer back to the first part of this

video where I drew the little red circle

on this graph. That's where you kind of

want to launch it. as the trend is going

up. You don't want to launch it up here

because it's too late, but you want to

catch it as it's getting demand so your

pixel and all that stuff starts training

and it gets used to the audience that's

coming in. Because let's say you launch

it all the way up here, right when it's

at the top, it's too late. Like your

pixel and your ads aren't going to

optimize overnight. If you launch it too

early, you're going to lose a [ __ ] ton

of money and you're not going to like at

least be break even. Here, if you launch

it kind of in the middle as it's going

up, you're going to make some money

where you gain data, but you're not

losing too much money. So, as it goes

more and more and up, your ads will just

explode overnight once it actually

learns and the trend starts actually

rapidly growing. So, right now, I mean,

I would launch it like around here,

right? It's a little too late, but as it

was going up, maybe like a week ago,

that's a good time to launch it. Let's

check the heated jacket.

Heated jacket right here. So, see, it's

slowly starting to go up. This would be

a good time, right? Cooling blanket.

Let's see this one. This one is more of

a summer product, but again, I want to

show you guys it's not just [ __ ]

winter, fall, Q4, they have to do this,

right? See summer, you would have caught

it right here. So, you pretty much the

second you find a product, go put your

product name right here. Go to five

years and you'll see the graph and you

want to catch it as it's going up. Okay.

So, in terms of your ads, all you're

going to do is one CBO, USA only. Um, I

recommend just doing USA only because a

lot of these trends are based from the

US because on Google Trends, you have to

choose a country. And we're going to be

doing US only. And from there, you're

going to have one ad set. And each one

of those adsets, you're going to have

one ad, only one ad. So, let's say, you

know, you're supposed to be launching

with 8 to 12 ads. That means you'll have

around 8 to 12 adsets. So, inside each

adset, you put your one ad. And

specifically for these seasonal Q4

products, um, for your primary text, you

can pretty much put anything you want,

just something related to your product.

What's important is your headline. You

want to do a Black Friday headline.

You're probably wondering like, why to

do that? Like, it's October 22nd. Why

the [ __ ] would I do that? I'm telling

you guys, like, Black Friday stuff will

literally start printing right now.

Consumers are [ __ ] [ __ ] They'll

literally assume they'll like they got

like a early Black Friday sale right

now, so it'll honestly hit really good.

So, for my headline, usually around this

time, I put put like Black Friday 50%

off or something. Black Friday buy one

go one free based on my offer. Um, so

that's kind of your ad structure. It's

very, very simple, guys. And you're

going to be testing this all at $150 a

day. And you'll see with these products,

if you hop on at the right time, you'll

at least break even or start to make

profit. And your goal with this is to

scale aggressively. That's how you get

market share. You want to be able to

keep up with the demand that comes in,

right? And since the demand grows very,

very fast, right? It's not just like a

linear line like this. It's a

exponential line like this. So, you want

to be upping the budget so that when it

exponentially grows, you are keeping up

with it and you are the one getting all

the market. So, with that being said,

scaling aggressively, being quick, speed

is everything with seasonal drop

shipping. It is everything. It is so

important because let's say you're a

[ __ ] lazy [ __ ] and you decide to take

two days, even one whole day to make a

website. in that one day, someone like

me can make the whole [ __ ] site,

launch the ads, and double the budgets

the same [ __ ] day. So, think about

that. If I do that, you're gonna lose

all your market share. So, speed is very

important. So, what that means is the

second you launch your product, you need

to get the website done, which should

literally take at most one to two hours.

From there, you need to rip all your

ads, which literally takes you maybe 20

to 30 minutes.

launch your ads, which takes maybe

another like 20 to 30 minutes. And

that's it. Boom. You're done. Website,

rip ads, launch should all take you less

than two to three hours once you find

the product. So, if it's taking you any

longer than this, you're doing something

wrong. I'm going to be making like a

speedrunning website video because right

now, I can literally get a website done

in 30 minutes. So, you guys need to be

able to do that for Q4 and I'll show you

guys what to do next video. But, I need

to emphasize that speed is literally

everything with these Q4 products. Don't

be a [ __ ] loser. You don't need to go

to that Halloween party. Um, if you have

your site done, go for it. But if you

have a product to launch, man, just

launch it. Don't be a lazy [ __ ] because

I am telling you guys, one product in Q4

can change your [ __ ] life with

seasonal drop shipping. Again, to

emphasize, guys, these are literally

seasonal drop shipping stores. Zero to

100K in Rev in like a week and a half.

Literally zero to 200K in like not even

like half a month, bro. like these. This

is literally the power of seasonal

stores because the demand goes up so

fast and all you're doing is supplying

it. So, pretty much guys, it's going to

be a super straight to the point video.

I'm going to do like a website speeding

video probably next. Um, all these

stores are coming up now. All my stores

doing 1, two, 3k days are in the process

of catching that demand. So, if you're

seeing this, like, you're not too late,

but you got to be [ __ ] quick. Telling

you, Q4 is the best time to build

capital, to build something real. Even

if you already have a [ __ ] brand,

these stores take no effort at all. And

even though I have my own brands, I'm

still doing these pump and dump stores

because it is such free money and it

takes me like an hour to do and it

should take you an hour to do. If you

guys need help with these seasonal

stores, you just want to learn how to

build a proper brand outside of this, I

have a one-on-one mentorship down below

you guys can sign up for. But besides

that, pretty quick video. I will see you

guys in the next hopefully sometime soon

if I'm not too busy. Peace. Okay, so

real quick, for those who actually

stayed to the end of the video, I'm

going to give you a little bit of a a

little bit of a summary slash tips for

this. Um, anyways, just wanted to

summarize evergreen versus seasonal ecom

just so you guys really understand the

importance of this because only mainly

one time of the year you can do this.

Sure, you can do this summer and stuff,

but Q4 the winter you have so many more

products and like Q4 already the buying

power is so [ __ ] high, but real

quick, I just want to summarize

evergreen ecom versus seasonal ecom.

Evergreen ecom meaning branded ecom

where you run a product all year. A lot

more effort, you still get a lot of

results. um a lot of effort. Meaning

sometimes, you know, RIP won't work. You

need to make your own ads. Even if your

RIP does work, you're not going to make

crazy money. And once it dies out,

you're gonna have to, you know, make

custom ads, understand copyrightiting,

editing, all that stuff. Whereas with

seasonal ecom, it's all ripped. Um site

has to be super simple. All you really

need is a VA at most. You don't need

like headcount or anything like that.

And with evergreen ecom, right, it's

year round, but because everything is

yourself, like the ads, you make it

yourself, you have the copyrightiting

yourself, the demand is built by

yourself. Whereas with seasonal ecom,

like I mentioned earlier, the demand is

already built. All you're doing is

supplying the demand. People are looking

for millions of product gifts, weather

related products, comfort related

products, you're just giving supply.

With evergreen ecom, the profit margins

are going to be lower over time. This is

simply because there's less buying power

evergreen wise and you're going to have

more returns, chargebacks long term

because you're processing so much. Sure,

you'll do more money year round, right?

At the end of the year, year to date,

you'll do more, but in the end of the

day, your profit margins are going to be

lower. Whereas with seasonal ecom,

again, the demand is there. So, your

return on ad spend and stuff is going to

be a lot more better during Q4. And as

well, because you're not processing year

round, you're going to have less returns

and chargebacks overall, which means

your margins are going to be somewhat

higher. And if your product quality is

good, like it does the job, which these

products should, they're very simple

products, you're going to have less

returns as well. With Evergreen Ecom, it

is harder to maintain. Like I said, your

ads are going to die out. You're

eventually going to have to make your

own. And you're going to get to a point

where you can't make your own. You can't

make your own content just yourself.

You're going to need like creative

strategist, editor, UGC manager,

customer service manager, all this

stuff. Seasonal oneman operation, bro.

Upload ads, call it a day, you're done.

You really don't need anything but a VA.

And then like I said, you have custom

ads, slow results, takes time. It's kind

of a slower process, but with seasonal

ecom, it's all ripped. Products will

literally moon overnight. You can

literally go from zero to 30, 40, 50k

days within a week. But of course, the

caveat is you can't really exit it. You

can exit a year round evergreen brand,

which is most people do. They build to

exit. So this is kind of a comparison

chart. you are going to make like the

fastest money and the most money in that

quick of a period of time with seasonal

drop shipping. And usually this is just

kind of having safety cash, building a

safety net of just [ __ ] ton of liquid

cash from seasonal ecom so you can go

into evergreen ecom and build something

to actually exit. As well, I kind of

wanted to talk about what to expect when

you run these types of seasonal

products. So for days 1, two, three,

days one, two, three, you're not really

looking for profit. Um, all you're

really doing is training the pixel. And

this can literally apply from like day

four to like whatever depending on what

time you hopped on the trend, right?

Because obviously the trend looks like

this. If you hop right here, you know,

this might be day four to like [ __ ]

day 30 cuz you you hopped too early. But

let's say you hopped in like at the

right time right there. It might be day

four to like I would say like 10. And

your goal here is just to kind of break

even. And this is because you want to

just train the pixel to, you know, get

ready for all the customers coming in in

this period of time right here. Um, if

you hop in kind of late, right? Uh, let

me just mark this out. If you hop in a

little late right here, there's nothing.

You're not making any money. It's too

late. So, let's say you hopped in right

here, right? You're going to be looking

to breaking even. And then after, you

know, let's say you're doing a couple

thousand days breaking even. then you

know let's say maybe past like day 12 or

some [ __ ] that's when you start focusing

on the profit cuz then by then by day 12

you might be like right here and this is

where the most money is made. So just a

reference for you guys. Oh wait one more

thing before I'm gone. Uh I just want to

show you an example. I'm on ad library

right now and as you can see all these

people are running the fleece sites.

This is also why you have to be really

quick because there's a lot of

competition. But as you can see all

these [ __ ] ads

>> are just cal data ads bro like look

>> nothing crazy. All right. Peace for real

this time, guys.