@krtntty @LewisTh54711645 @DanielInBiz don't have a rule, sometimes I double sometimes it's 20% depends on performance. More of an art than a science

@Shanfecom Buy one get one full price

@_Aaron_Davies 50%

@surfinmars24 Yessir

@spencerrwise @leferic Will create a new campaign, put all best ads in. ASC, target CPA, inflated budget

@kamal_razzak “Why are my CPMs so high?”

@spencerrwise @leferic Yeah somewhere around that mark

@memoecomm @M2BRR Learning phase is bs

@leferic Not yet. Once it’s at scale I’ll introduce caps

@M2BRR Nothing complicated. Just upped budget each day, added a few more creatives

As promised

Looking for some female UGC creators, preferably with a good record on TikTok shop Will be paid per video to start but if good will be brought onto monthly retainer for long term collaboration I don’t pay usage fees, so don’t message if that’s you Please DM me with your portfolio!

@harrydelmege_ Considering moving there just for the straws

@ron_ecomm @MartinLasmanis @BlackLabelAdvsr I just wanna be able to keep selling my $1 products at a 30x markup to middle aged women on Facebook, is that too much to ask? 😂 National security means nothing when we have a dropshipping industry to protect

So do you think it would be better for the US to manufacture all goods domestically? Personally, I don’t think that’s the best use of their resources. They could continue focus heavily on software, AI, military / weapons, music and film That’s what the US is the best in the world at. Why would they want to allocate resources away from those things to an industry that doesn’t pay as well for the people working in it and that they can import for cheaper? Likely, average wage would go down and prices for consumers would go up. I get the national security thing but surely the best way to approach that would be diversification of critical parts / products, no?

@_shauneng @Alexanderrchen Too kind sir

@EcomMame Can second this

@Alexanderrchen 📈

@johnhickey1970 Same here

Whenever I hear stuff like this I always think about the example with India and their hand loom industry. The government wanted to protect that industry and the jobs there, even though there were people and countries that could do it a lot more efficiently. In turn the act of the government intervening and trying to protect this industry actually held India back. They could have been innovating in other areas and focusing on what they were better at than other counties. A good short video by Milton Friedman on this here (would encourage to watch the full series, great watch)