How can you take part? You have the task of cutting ONE creative for this electric cleaning brush (photo attached). This creative should sell and be convincing. Address the pain points, research what the target group wants to hear and see. You have exactly 7 days to do this. When your creative is ready, post the corresponding drive link here in the comments. Please do not upload any files, just the link. How do I determine the winner? In about a week I will go through all the creatives one by one in a Loom Live (without having seen them before). You will get immediate feedback and I will then choose the winner whose creative convinced me the most. I will pay attention to the copy, the marketing, the cuts and the structure. A good interplay of everything makes a "winning creative". Why should you take part? See this as an exercise in creative editing. You will also get direct feedback on your work, which you can learn from, even if you don't "win". What is the 1:1 Creative Call about? The call will be customized for you. You can show me your previous creatives and ask for help. I can explain how to create winner videos etc. Everything YOU need help with. TIP: Search for content under the keyword "sonic scrubber" P.S. If you like this format and there is a lot of participation. I can make this a recurring event 🫡 Let's create and don't forget to have fun 😎

Hello, new member here! Loving the vibe of this community and Alex's transparency/honesty has been extremely refreshing. I've been at it for 3 months, just finished my 4th store: www.shopvims.com. It's converting at about 4% over the last few days. My best ad creative (attached) is giving about 2X ROAS but its CPC is at about $1.3 and the CTR is at about 2.5% which I feel is not quite good enough... Even with a BOGO offer and 10% OFF for new visitors, my margins before ad spend are at about 65%. I'm still tweaking things to get the numbers a little more favorable but I feel I'm close to being able to scale. I've also lowered prices a little to help conversions and to help the algorithm warm up. Hopefully, I can raise prices slightly as traffic picks up. Obviously, shapewear is an extremely competitive/saturated space but the margins make it very attractive. It's an evergreen product that's relatively easy to market (good before-and-after effects, appeals to insecurities) and there's endless content to work with. After testing 15 different creatives and 6 different markets, I've decided to go with the UK market (maybe it hasn't been oversaturated by competitors?) Also, I love selling to UK because it's cheaper to ship to and it's faster to ship to as well. My challenge now is getting my CPC lower ($1.3 is too high). I've been testing various ads with the "interest groups" method. "UK - Fashion Accessories" is currently giving me the best results so far. My question now is, should I stick to Targeted Ad Campaigns or should I try Advantage+ campaigns and wait for the algorithm to warm up? My experience so far with Ad+ campaigns has been disappointing but maybe I haven't given the campaign enough time/money... Thanks for any feedback and I wish you all good luck on your journey! Cheers, Vince https://shopvims.com

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I found this pretty funny. I added my new store to ShopHunter "shopify spy tool" just to see what it says. Apparently, I have 15 total orders and making big bucks 😂 (I have 0 sales).

Hey everyone! 👋 I'd really appreciate some feedback on my first Shopify store. I'm still waiting to receive the product so I can create better content for the website and ads. I couldn't find any HD content so I did my best using AI-upscaling and some Photoshop blending to try get as best quality images and content ad I can. I've just started running my first Facebook ads with images and gifs that I made myself to learn how Facebook ads function and to understand audience targeting. Your thoughts would be super helpful! Here is the website link. I still need to add one more product (the air compressor) and work on upselling in the main product and cart. Here's some content I created for practicing with Facebook ads and testing them out. Current "ad" creatives: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gapVJLwBN-MisXfIrh3AM3Lj1DW8wZZ5