Video yükleniyor...

Video Yüklenemedi

Ana Sayfaya Dön

Did a live call earlier today. Vintage, throwback style. People submitted copy/funnels/offers/strategy questions for feedback....and I cooked. Covered a ton like: -Why brain fog is pretty much always a losing pain point in DTC (and what I'd do instead) -Reason AOV is meaningless on Meta...plus why I'd consider scaling...

StefanGeorgi's profile picture

Stefan Georgi

19,148 subscribers

10,899 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce •via X (Twitter)

LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Yorum

Yorum bulunmuyor

Orijinal gönderinin yorumları burada görünecek

Benzer Videolar

Most Shopify/DTC ecom brands are not losing because they are moving too slowly. They are losing because they are moving fast in the wrong sequence. More Meta tests. More Google spend. More Klaviyo flows. More CRO tweaks. More AI-generated creative. The dashboard looks busy, but CAC, MER, contribution margin, conversion, retention, and cash flow still do not improve together. That is Optimization Theater -- activity that feels like growth while the real constraint stays untouched. In this video, I break down the Sequencing Problem: what to fix before scaling spend, why AI makes weak systems louder instead of stronger, and how Shopify/DTC operators can tell whether they have a traffic problem or a foundation problem. Watch the video with one question in mind: what part of your growth system is being optimized before it is ready to scale? Massive thanks to Ad Beacon for hosting me and other fellow amazing speakers 🙏 Mentions Shopify Claude OpenAI Harley Finkelstein tobi lutke
13:09

Most Shopify/DTC ecom brands are not losing because they are moving too slowly. They are losing because they are moving fast in the wrong sequence. More Meta tests. More Google spend. More Klaviyo flows. More CRO tweaks. More AI-generated creative. The dashboard looks busy, but CAC, MER, contribution margin, conversion, retention, and cash flow still do not improve together. That is Optimization Theater -- activity that feels like growth while the real constraint stays untouched. In this video, I break down the Sequencing Problem: what to fix before scaling spend, why AI makes weak systems louder instead of stronger, and how Shopify/DTC operators can tell whether they have a traffic problem or a foundation problem. Watch the video with one question in mind: what part of your growth system is being optimized before it is ready to scale? Massive thanks to Ad Beacon for hosting me and other fellow amazing speakers 🙏 Mentions Shopify Claude OpenAI Harley Finkelstein tobi lutke

Sabir Semerkant

360,213 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

American in Illinois explains what it was like leaving the Democrat Party “Explaining to my family and friends that I could not, for the life of me again, vote for a Democratic Party again was probably one of the toughest things I ever had to do. And once I made that statement publicly, like on social media and stuff like that, that's when all hell broke loose — I began to lose clients from my business. I had people calling me up talking about, they can't work with somebody who would vote for a racist or a Nazi. — This is real. But it became a matter of my morals, my values, and what I truly wanted to teach my kids. Like, yes, yes. — So business started failing. Friends who I thought were friends, family members stopped talking to me, started talking about me, and then we started having the problem. I put a Trump sticker on my car. What the hell did I do that for? In the middle of the hood with a Trump sticker — That was brave. But I did it because I gave no f*cks because I know how to fight. And surprisingly for me, more people were interested in my decision why than it was people angry with my decision why. And I began to have the opportunity to explain to people why I was making the decision that I was making and even more surprisingly, it made sense to them too.”
2:38

American in Illinois explains what it was like leaving the Democrat Party “Explaining to my family and friends that I could not, for the life of me again, vote for a Democratic Party again was probably one of the toughest things I ever had to do. And once I made that statement publicly, like on social media and stuff like that, that's when all hell broke loose — I began to lose clients from my business. I had people calling me up talking about, they can't work with somebody who would vote for a racist or a Nazi. — This is real. But it became a matter of my morals, my values, and what I truly wanted to teach my kids. Like, yes, yes. — So business started failing. Friends who I thought were friends, family members stopped talking to me, started talking about me, and then we started having the problem. I put a Trump sticker on my car. What the hell did I do that for? In the middle of the hood with a Trump sticker — That was brave. But I did it because I gave no f*cks because I know how to fight. And surprisingly for me, more people were interested in my decision why than it was people angry with my decision why. And I began to have the opportunity to explain to people why I was making the decision that I was making and even more surprisingly, it made sense to them too.”

Wall Street Apes

228,031 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Evan Spiegel talks Snap Spectales vs. Meta Raybans. Feels a vertically-integrated approach targeting higher end (eg. Tesla with Roadster, Apple with iPhone) is the move for smart glasses. Also, says brand association is risky for Luxxotica: “I think it’s much more harmful for Luxottica than it is for Meta. I think Meta needed to partner with Luxottica because the Meta brand…is not something that people want to put anywhere near their face. So, I think that Meta really needed [them]. I think what’s challenging for Luxottica is they took the most iconic, crazy high-margin product and they destroyed the margin and then they associated it with Meta. So I think we’ll see if that pans out over a longer period of time, if that was the right brand choice for them. But I can definitely see why Meta needed to camouflage their brand, which I think a lot of people don’t resonate with and don’t like, with the Ray-Ban brand. But I think people are misreading the dynamic of what’s happening when you have Meta Ray-Bans on the shelf next to a regular pair of Ray-Bans and they’re both about the same price.” *** Full interview with David Senra here:
2:54

Evan Spiegel talks Snap Spectales vs. Meta Raybans. Feels a vertically-integrated approach targeting higher end (eg. Tesla with Roadster, Apple with iPhone) is the move for smart glasses. Also, says brand association is risky for Luxxotica: “I think it’s much more harmful for Luxottica than it is for Meta. I think Meta needed to partner with Luxottica because the Meta brand…is not something that people want to put anywhere near their face. So, I think that Meta really needed [them]. I think what’s challenging for Luxottica is they took the most iconic, crazy high-margin product and they destroyed the margin and then they associated it with Meta. So I think we’ll see if that pans out over a longer period of time, if that was the right brand choice for them. But I can definitely see why Meta needed to camouflage their brand, which I think a lot of people don’t resonate with and don’t like, with the Ray-Ban brand. But I think people are misreading the dynamic of what’s happening when you have Meta Ray-Bans on the shelf next to a regular pair of Ray-Bans and they’re both about the same price.” *** Full interview with David Senra here:

Bearly AI

320,493 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

This is how I think modern social teams should be structured 👇 Effective social media for established brands is not "a person". It's not just that it's too much of a workload for one person (it is), it's that the skills needed for social media management and for creating content are different and both time consuming. Small and new brands have to work with what they got, but for any growing or established brands, social media needs two person attention. Then growing a larger team can focus on: Creator - focused on daily performing content creation Social media manager - Posting, moderation (before community management hire), analytics, strategy and shoot support, and company comms. Second creator - more content creation in a different style, for another network, with a different approach, or enabling better content working as a group Editor (creator support + repurposing and editing other content, ad cuts etc) Community manager (moderation, first level of spport, customer research, influencer and UGC outreach) and many savvy brands build an army of creators and community managers, especially with tiktok shop, but that's another video…
0:40

This is how I think modern social teams should be structured 👇 Effective social media for established brands is not "a person". It's not just that it's too much of a workload for one person (it is), it's that the skills needed for social media management and for creating content are different and both time consuming. Small and new brands have to work with what they got, but for any growing or established brands, social media needs two person attention. Then growing a larger team can focus on: Creator - focused on daily performing content creation Social media manager - Posting, moderation (before community management hire), analytics, strategy and shoot support, and company comms. Second creator - more content creation in a different style, for another network, with a different approach, or enabling better content working as a group Editor (creator support + repurposing and editing other content, ad cuts etc) Community manager (moderation, first level of spport, customer research, influencer and UGC outreach) and many savvy brands build an army of creators and community managers, especially with tiktok shop, but that's another video…

Oren John

11,168 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Most brands obsess over ad tweaks. But the real gold? It's on your homepage. Last week, we pushed a CRO-based homepage redesign live for a Shopify brand in the outdoor niche. The goal was simple: → Improve first impressions → Increase conversion rate → Lift AOV without touching ad spend In just 7 days, here's what happened (screenshot below 👇): - Conversion Rate: +34.14% - Revenue per Visitor: +113.10% - Average Order Value: +58.86% - 𝗘𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘂𝗲 𝘂𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗳𝘁: +$𝟰𝟴,𝟱𝟰𝟭/𝗺𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵 No new traffic. No offer changes. Just smart design, copy, and data-driven UX. And yes, it’s repeatable. This is what we do at Optise. We specialize in CRO-led redesigns that turn your existing traffic into revenue — fast. If you're doing $30k+/mo and feel like your store should be converting better... You’re probably right. Visit optise dot io site [link in my profile] to book a strategy call with us and we can get started with a custom CRO strategy specifically for your brand.
1:44

Most brands obsess over ad tweaks. But the real gold? It's on your homepage. Last week, we pushed a CRO-based homepage redesign live for a Shopify brand in the outdoor niche. The goal was simple: → Improve first impressions → Increase conversion rate → Lift AOV without touching ad spend In just 7 days, here's what happened (screenshot below 👇): - Conversion Rate: +34.14% - Revenue per Visitor: +113.10% - Average Order Value: +58.86% - 𝗘𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘂𝗲 𝘂𝗽𝗹𝗶𝗳𝘁: +$𝟰𝟴,𝟱𝟰𝟭/𝗺𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵 No new traffic. No offer changes. Just smart design, copy, and data-driven UX. And yes, it’s repeatable. This is what we do at Optise. We specialize in CRO-led redesigns that turn your existing traffic into revenue — fast. If you're doing $30k+/mo and feel like your store should be converting better... You’re probably right. Visit optise dot io site [link in my profile] to book a strategy call with us and we can get started with a custom CRO strategy specifically for your brand.

Goldi Kambale | Shopify CRO 🚀🚀🚀| Shopify Expert

45,570 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Man in green shirt, "I've been working with refugees and asylum seekers for the last three years" "I'm not sure why there's so much focus on preventing people coming to the UK, it would be much more efficient and effective to fix the broken, cruel, asylum system that is in place" "You're never going to stop people coming here, all you're doing is making people take more dangerous measures" - Wish he added a call for safe and legal routes which is what so many Labour MPs called for in opposition criticising the Conservatives for not having them, but they no longer call for them now that they're in government #BBCQT
0:36

Man in green shirt, "I've been working with refugees and asylum seekers for the last three years" "I'm not sure why there's so much focus on preventing people coming to the UK, it would be much more efficient and effective to fix the broken, cruel, asylum system that is in place" "You're never going to stop people coming here, all you're doing is making people take more dangerous measures" - Wish he added a call for safe and legal routes which is what so many Labour MPs called for in opposition criticising the Conservatives for not having them, but they no longer call for them now that they're in government #BBCQT

Farrukh

268,815 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

🐻: The reason why I turned on the live for Armys.. the reason is, well, this might be kind of a TMI but also not? It’s not like someone asked me to promote their songs or something, or that I have a friend or any sort of connections with the group, it’s just I am a fan of the group Brown Eyed Soul and have been for a very long time. So I turned on the live to express and share with you their songs as a long time fan. I’m doing it for the first time. Ever since I have been a kid I have grown up listening to their songs and at one point they were my source of happiness growing up. So when I heard they are releasing a song like the fan I am naturally I got excited and wanted to publicly share this feeling with you Armys. You know how there are many fans of Brown eyed soul in musical programs or departments? I am one of them too 🐻: Today I turned on the live for this reason. I want you to listen to their songs with me
1:41

🐻: The reason why I turned on the live for Armys.. the reason is, well, this might be kind of a TMI but also not? It’s not like someone asked me to promote their songs or something, or that I have a friend or any sort of connections with the group, it’s just I am a fan of the group Brown Eyed Soul and have been for a very long time. So I turned on the live to express and share with you their songs as a long time fan. I’m doing it for the first time. Ever since I have been a kid I have grown up listening to their songs and at one point they were my source of happiness growing up. So when I heard they are releasing a song like the fan I am naturally I got excited and wanted to publicly share this feeling with you Armys. You know how there are many fans of Brown eyed soul in musical programs or departments? I am one of them too 🐻: Today I turned on the live for this reason. I want you to listen to their songs with me

TG

242,225 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

But why did so many men look great in jeans in the past? And why do so many look terrible today? A big change has to do with how denim is woven. For much of the 20th century, denim was woven on shuttle looms, which produce narrower width fabric finished with selvedge (self-edge)
2:06

But why did so many men look great in jeans in the past? And why do so many look terrible today? A big change has to do with how denim is woven. For much of the 20th century, denim was woven on shuttle looms, which produce narrower width fabric finished with selvedge (self-edge)

derek guy

109,800 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

$100k+/month supplement brands are now running ads that look exactly like this not ugc, not influencers, and not doctors explaining symptoms on camera just a simple animated scene that makes the problem instantly obvious and relatable a woman overheating at night, uncomfortable, frustrated — you feel it in seconds no long explanations or heavy copy, the visual does all the work that’s why these ads convert so well across hormone, sleep, and menopause offers one animation style, different symptoms every video, endless variations to test rt + comment “hormone” and I’ll send the breakdown (follow for dm)
0:27

$100k+/month supplement brands are now running ads that look exactly like this not ugc, not influencers, and not doctors explaining symptoms on camera just a simple animated scene that makes the problem instantly obvious and relatable a woman overheating at night, uncomfortable, frustrated — you feel it in seconds no long explanations or heavy copy, the visual does all the work that’s why these ads convert so well across hormone, sleep, and menopause offers one animation style, different symptoms every video, endless variations to test rt + comment “hormone” and I’ll send the breakdown (follow for dm)

David

10,321 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

So I am getting in trouble these days. I got bored of the softball interviews that predicate the VC space. So I started asking hardball questions. The questions you want to know but no one asks: - Why is Accel not in any of the foundation model companies? Miss or deliberate? - Why did Accel not sell in hype rounds for Snyk and Miro? - How does Accel do 5x net on a $4BN growth fund? So if you want a real discussion with a fantastic investing mind but one that does not allow for chest thumping and self congratulations, then check out this masterclass of a discussion…. with Miles Clements 👇 Spotify 👉 Youtube 👉 Apple Podcasts 👉
1:03:53

So I am getting in trouble these days. I got bored of the softball interviews that predicate the VC space. So I started asking hardball questions. The questions you want to know but no one asks: - Why is Accel not in any of the foundation model companies? Miss or deliberate? - Why did Accel not sell in hype rounds for Snyk and Miro? - How does Accel do 5x net on a $4BN growth fund? So if you want a real discussion with a fantastic investing mind but one that does not allow for chest thumping and self congratulations, then check out this masterclass of a discussion…. with Miles Clements 👇 Spotify 👉 Youtube 👉 Apple Podcasts 👉

Harry Stebbings

107,298 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Jayson Tatum on when he might make his return while on Today With Jenna & Friends: "That is the million-dollar question. I think for me and my team, the doctors, the organization, the most important thing is making a full recovery, [and] being back 100%. Not rushing it. But I haven't said like, 'Yo, I'm not playing this season,' or anything like that." "Do you have a goal in your mind?" "I have a goal in my mind...I'm not working out, rehabbing six days a week for no reason."
0:32

Jayson Tatum on when he might make his return while on Today With Jenna & Friends: "That is the million-dollar question. I think for me and my team, the doctors, the organization, the most important thing is making a full recovery, [and] being back 100%. Not rushing it. But I haven't said like, 'Yo, I'm not playing this season,' or anything like that." "Do you have a goal in your mind?" "I have a goal in my mind...I'm not working out, rehabbing six days a week for no reason."

Bobby Krivitsky

480,593 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

CS2 BEFORE - AVG 875.7 - 1% 292.8 CS2 AFTER - AVG 918.6 (+4.8%) - 1% 328.7 (+12.2%) This is a follow up to this post: Windows 25H2 26200.6584 fresh install w/ 7.11.26.2142 Chipset Drivers (just released) on a 7800x3d with PBO SVM on, IOMMU on (realistic settings for someone playing competitively on FaceIT or playing VALORANT) For some reason people think I did not test or that I made up the numbers? Not sure what incentive I'd have to lie, but here's me showing a 4.8% increase in avg fps and and a 12.2% increase in 1% lows in CS2 by not using Core 0/1 and changing the heterogeneous short running thread policy to "All Processors". Again, I think the reason for this is Core 0/1 contention and the way the semantics of "Performant" vs "Efficient" are defined in the presence of PBO. No cuts in the video because for some reason people actually think I trying to deceive them (again - why?) so you can see there's no editing magic lmao. Again I want to reiterate I AM NOT selling anything. I will refuse any and all requests to do any optimization or consultation or anything else of the sort. This stuff has 0 interest to me as a business opportunity. I am solely curious about how it works for my own interest and to get more performance. If you have reason to believe my conclusion is wrong, then that's good! Just share it so we can figure out WHY this phenomenon exists. I don't work for AMD or Microsoft so why would I care? If there's a simpler way to have the same performance I'm all for it.
12:19

CS2 BEFORE - AVG 875.7 - 1% 292.8 CS2 AFTER - AVG 918.6 (+4.8%) - 1% 328.7 (+12.2%) This is a follow up to this post: Windows 25H2 26200.6584 fresh install w/ 7.11.26.2142 Chipset Drivers (just released) on a 7800x3d with PBO SVM on, IOMMU on (realistic settings for someone playing competitively on FaceIT or playing VALORANT) For some reason people think I did not test or that I made up the numbers? Not sure what incentive I'd have to lie, but here's me showing a 4.8% increase in avg fps and and a 12.2% increase in 1% lows in CS2 by not using Core 0/1 and changing the heterogeneous short running thread policy to "All Processors". Again, I think the reason for this is Core 0/1 contention and the way the semantics of "Performant" vs "Efficient" are defined in the presence of PBO. No cuts in the video because for some reason people actually think I trying to deceive them (again - why?) so you can see there's no editing magic lmao. Again I want to reiterate I AM NOT selling anything. I will refuse any and all requests to do any optimization or consultation or anything else of the sort. This stuff has 0 interest to me as a business opportunity. I am solely curious about how it works for my own interest and to get more performance. If you have reason to believe my conclusion is wrong, then that's good! Just share it so we can figure out WHY this phenomenon exists. I don't work for AMD or Microsoft so why would I care? If there's a simpler way to have the same performance I'm all for it.

bardOZ (Giovanni Laerte Frongia)

171,497 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Facebook is such an untapped market for brands These AI animated Facebook accounts generate billions of views every month but barley any brands or apps have capitalised on it fully The thing is every brand / app desperately wants to but they are a shortage of creators to fulfil it The creators who come in and fill this gap for the brands are going to make stupid bread I have a ton of brands reach out to me every week ready to pay creators to make this content So if your a killer AI creator or even just want to be a creator and start making money with content Message under this and I’ll connect you with the brands They’ll each teach you how to make the content so it’s a perfect opportunity
0:25

Facebook is such an untapped market for brands These AI animated Facebook accounts generate billions of views every month but barley any brands or apps have capitalised on it fully The thing is every brand / app desperately wants to but they are a shortage of creators to fulfil it The creators who come in and fill this gap for the brands are going to make stupid bread I have a ton of brands reach out to me every week ready to pay creators to make this content So if your a killer AI creator or even just want to be a creator and start making money with content Message under this and I’ll connect you with the brands They’ll each teach you how to make the content so it’s a perfect opportunity

Pounds

20,349 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

#Zenko is coming to the Pavia. #Metaverse. But what is Pavia? Built on #Cardano but coming to #EVM, it is: 🌍 Open world for everyone (2nd largest in #Web3) 🛠️ Build • Engage • Sell • Host events 🎮 App but soon browser, mobile & VR experiences (Inc Meta quest). 🏢 Custom mini-verses that can hosted on brands sites 🪙 $PAVIA token utility (major updates incoming) So what role does $ZENKO play? Exactly the same as in our other dapps. It’s the user engagement reward (#DeENGAGE) where anyone from brands to builders can offer an ‘good’ based reward for engagement. It will drive users into the worlds and provide sticky reasons to engage. -> Lenovo: come to a virtual presentation and plant a tree -> Club: buy a digital shirt and feed a child -> Samsung: watch our product launch and earn a good -> PlayStation: attend our event, check in at our desk (register for more info) and earn good credits to support a cause you care about -> Self builders using as they like. $PAVIA is the currency, that won’t change, but brands cannot offer money for engagement, so $ZENKO plays a vital role in a) Making Pavia Carbon neutral and b) Providing mechanisms for engagement. This is happening 🔥 Plus $ZENKO $10k trading competition is live on SwissBorg right now -> #Cardano #PAVIA
0:38

#Zenko is coming to the Pavia. #Metaverse. But what is Pavia? Built on #Cardano but coming to #EVM, it is: 🌍 Open world for everyone (2nd largest in #Web3) 🛠️ Build • Engage • Sell • Host events 🎮 App but soon browser, mobile & VR experiences (Inc Meta quest). 🏢 Custom mini-verses that can hosted on brands sites 🪙 $PAVIA token utility (major updates incoming) So what role does $ZENKO play? Exactly the same as in our other dapps. It’s the user engagement reward (#DeENGAGE) where anyone from brands to builders can offer an ‘good’ based reward for engagement. It will drive users into the worlds and provide sticky reasons to engage. -> Lenovo: come to a virtual presentation and plant a tree -> Club: buy a digital shirt and feed a child -> Samsung: watch our product launch and earn a good -> PlayStation: attend our event, check in at our desk (register for more info) and earn good credits to support a cause you care about -> Self builders using as they like. $PAVIA is the currency, that won’t change, but brands cannot offer money for engagement, so $ZENKO plays a vital role in a) Making Pavia Carbon neutral and b) Providing mechanisms for engagement. This is happening 🔥 Plus $ZENKO $10k trading competition is live on SwissBorg right now -> #Cardano #PAVIA

Zenkō Protocol

16,911 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

I just built a Claude Code plugin that spies on your competitors' entire funnel 🤯 Every "ad spy" tool stops at the ad. This one goes past the click → it finds their proven landing pages, tears down why each one converts, and walks the funnel all the way to the edge of checkout. All inside Claude Code. Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who keep screenshotting competitor ads but never see what actually happens after the click. If you're swiping competitor ads for "research," saving them to a board, and still guessing which landing page is doing the heavy lifting... guessing which offer is actually on the page... guessing what they're stacking in the cart to lift AOV... this plugin pulls the whole funnel apart for you: → Pulls every active ad from the Meta Ad Library and clusters them by landing page → Ranks pages by ad volume × run duration, so you see the proven winners, not the tests → Tears down each winning page: hook, offer, social proof, price framing, urgency → Builds a cart and reads the gift-with-purchase, bundles, and free-shipping thresholds → Walks checkout to capture order bumps and payment-plan offers (stops before "Pay now") No more screenshotting ads one at a time. No more guessing which page converts. No more missing the upsells that fund their ad spend. What you get: → A ranked leaderboard of any competitor's proven landing pages → A full teardown of why each one converts → Their entire pre-purchase upsell funnel, mapped → A SaaS-style report with everything saved locally Built 100% in Claude Code. I put together a full playbook showing the exact process to build this yourself — the stages, the scripts, and all of the prompts. Want it for free? > Like this post > Comment "SPY" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)
0:20

I just built a Claude Code plugin that spies on your competitors' entire funnel 🤯 Every "ad spy" tool stops at the ad. This one goes past the click → it finds their proven landing pages, tears down why each one converts, and walks the funnel all the way to the edge of checkout. All inside Claude Code. Perfect for DTC brands and agencies who keep screenshotting competitor ads but never see what actually happens after the click. If you're swiping competitor ads for "research," saving them to a board, and still guessing which landing page is doing the heavy lifting... guessing which offer is actually on the page... guessing what they're stacking in the cart to lift AOV... this plugin pulls the whole funnel apart for you: → Pulls every active ad from the Meta Ad Library and clusters them by landing page → Ranks pages by ad volume × run duration, so you see the proven winners, not the tests → Tears down each winning page: hook, offer, social proof, price framing, urgency → Builds a cart and reads the gift-with-purchase, bundles, and free-shipping thresholds → Walks checkout to capture order bumps and payment-plan offers (stops before "Pay now") No more screenshotting ads one at a time. No more guessing which page converts. No more missing the upsells that fund their ad spend. What you get: → A ranked leaderboard of any competitor's proven landing pages → A full teardown of why each one converts → Their entire pre-purchase upsell funnel, mapped → A SaaS-style report with everything saved locally Built 100% in Claude Code. I put together a full playbook showing the exact process to build this yourself — the stages, the scripts, and all of the prompts. Want it for free? > Like this post > Comment "SPY" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

Mike Futia

35,696 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Applied Intuition CEO Qasar Younis on the autonomous driving approaches being taken by Tesla and Waymo, and why both can succeed in the years to come: "Generally speaking, every single car company on the planet right now is working on a product that’s like a Tesla FSD product. Many companies are working on versions of that, that would become fully autonomous within a cheap sensor suite." "So the fundamental difference, just to simplify the Tesla approach versus the Waymo approach... the Waymo approach is lots of sensors and lots of compute, and maps, and the Tesla version is very few sensors, no high fidelity maps... and cheaper compute for a lack of a better word." "And the Tesla version of a product, this in the industry is called an L2++ product, is going to be available everywhere because it’s literally cheaper and it doesn’t require HD maps. The Waymo product functions better in a geographically constrained area." "So, fast forward five years, both of these types of technologies will be much more ubiquitous. L2++ and L4 will be much more ubiquitous, not only in the Bay Area or in parts of China, but really globally - there are companies working on this globally." "We’re at that moment for L2++ systems. Where people are willing to pay thousands of dollars for a semi-automated vehicle." "It will not be a long time — you’re already seeing this in China — where the downward pricing pressure for the autonomous product, for lack of a better word, will become close to free." Qasar Younis Lenny Rachitsky
1:35

Applied Intuition CEO Qasar Younis on the autonomous driving approaches being taken by Tesla and Waymo, and why both can succeed in the years to come: "Generally speaking, every single car company on the planet right now is working on a product that’s like a Tesla FSD product. Many companies are working on versions of that, that would become fully autonomous within a cheap sensor suite." "So the fundamental difference, just to simplify the Tesla approach versus the Waymo approach... the Waymo approach is lots of sensors and lots of compute, and maps, and the Tesla version is very few sensors, no high fidelity maps... and cheaper compute for a lack of a better word." "And the Tesla version of a product, this in the industry is called an L2++ product, is going to be available everywhere because it’s literally cheaper and it doesn’t require HD maps. The Waymo product functions better in a geographically constrained area." "So, fast forward five years, both of these types of technologies will be much more ubiquitous. L2++ and L4 will be much more ubiquitous, not only in the Bay Area or in parts of China, but really globally - there are companies working on this globally." "We’re at that moment for L2++ systems. Where people are willing to pay thousands of dollars for a semi-automated vehicle." "It will not be a long time — you’re already seeing this in China — where the downward pricing pressure for the autonomous product, for lack of a better word, will become close to free." Qasar Younis Lenny Rachitsky

a16z

60,385 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Elon Musk reveals the moment his son Saxon left an entire sushi restaurant speechless "I was living in L.A., and I took my older boys out for lunch to Sugarfish, which is a very kind of uptight sushi restaurant. In fact, on the menu of the restaurant, it says, do not ask for soy sauce, because the chef has put the right amount of soy sauce." "So, like, extremely strict sushi restaurant. And so the waiter is going around asking everyone what they want and then it comes to Saxon and Saxon says I'll have a cheeseburger." "And the waiter takes a moment to recover because no one ever asked for a cheeseburger at this very strict sushi restaurant. It took him like 30 seconds to realize he'd just been asked for a cheeseburger, because you're not even allowed to ask for soy sauce." "So then when he finally recovered, he said, we don't have cheeseburgers. And Saxon goes at the top of his voice, what? Like, what kind of restaurant doesn't have cheeseburgers? He says, fine, I'll have a hamburger."
1:28

Elon Musk reveals the moment his son Saxon left an entire sushi restaurant speechless "I was living in L.A., and I took my older boys out for lunch to Sugarfish, which is a very kind of uptight sushi restaurant. In fact, on the menu of the restaurant, it says, do not ask for soy sauce, because the chef has put the right amount of soy sauce." "So, like, extremely strict sushi restaurant. And so the waiter is going around asking everyone what they want and then it comes to Saxon and Saxon says I'll have a cheeseburger." "And the waiter takes a moment to recover because no one ever asked for a cheeseburger at this very strict sushi restaurant. It took him like 30 seconds to realize he'd just been asked for a cheeseburger, because you're not even allowed to ask for soy sauce." "So then when he finally recovered, he said, we don't have cheeseburgers. And Saxon goes at the top of his voice, what? Like, what kind of restaurant doesn't have cheeseburgers? He says, fine, I'll have a hamburger."

voided intern

19,047,032 görüntüleme • 21 gün önce

I built an Agency Client Finder in Claude Code that finds DTC brands who need a creative agency, and writes the pitch for you 🤯 Drop in a niche → it scans the Meta Ad Library, finds brands that are spending on ads but running weak creative, and hands you a ranked prospect list with a tailored pitch for each. All inside Claude Code. Perfect for agencies who are great at the work but terrible at the pipeline. The hardest part of running an agency was never the creative, it's finding clients who actually need you AND have the budget to pay. So you cold-DM brands that ignore you, scrape LinkedIn for "Head of Growth" titles, and pitch brands that already have an agency or no budget at all. This finds the ones already raising their hand: → Drop in your niche (skincare, supplements, coffee, pet, men's grooming…) → It scans every brand running ads in the Meta Ad Library → Scores each one: spending on ads, but weak creative — low volume, stale, catalog-only, no video → Pulls their actual ad creatives and critiques them like a creative director → Looks up each brand's email + website so you can actually reach them → Hands you a ranked list with the evidence, a pitch, and the contact info No cold-list spray-and-pray. No pitching brands with no budget. No guessing who actually needs you. What you get: → A ranked list of brands spending on ads but starved for creative → Their real ads, with the exact creative gap named for each → A tailored pitch angle per brand — walk into the call with the evidence → Their actual email + website, so it's an outreach list, not a research list → Run it on any niche, any market, in minutes Built 100% in Claude Code, on the Meta Ad Library. I put together a step-by-step playbook showing you how to build this: the Ad Library scrape, the scoring, the whole pipeline. Want the playbook for free? > Like this post > Comment "CLIENTS" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)
0:25

I built an Agency Client Finder in Claude Code that finds DTC brands who need a creative agency, and writes the pitch for you 🤯 Drop in a niche → it scans the Meta Ad Library, finds brands that are spending on ads but running weak creative, and hands you a ranked prospect list with a tailored pitch for each. All inside Claude Code. Perfect for agencies who are great at the work but terrible at the pipeline. The hardest part of running an agency was never the creative, it's finding clients who actually need you AND have the budget to pay. So you cold-DM brands that ignore you, scrape LinkedIn for "Head of Growth" titles, and pitch brands that already have an agency or no budget at all. This finds the ones already raising their hand: → Drop in your niche (skincare, supplements, coffee, pet, men's grooming…) → It scans every brand running ads in the Meta Ad Library → Scores each one: spending on ads, but weak creative — low volume, stale, catalog-only, no video → Pulls their actual ad creatives and critiques them like a creative director → Looks up each brand's email + website so you can actually reach them → Hands you a ranked list with the evidence, a pitch, and the contact info No cold-list spray-and-pray. No pitching brands with no budget. No guessing who actually needs you. What you get: → A ranked list of brands spending on ads but starved for creative → Their real ads, with the exact creative gap named for each → A tailored pitch angle per brand — walk into the call with the evidence → Their actual email + website, so it's an outreach list, not a research list → Run it on any niche, any market, in minutes Built 100% in Claude Code, on the Meta Ad Library. I put together a step-by-step playbook showing you how to build this: the Ad Library scrape, the scoring, the whole pipeline. Want the playbook for free? > Like this post > Comment "CLIENTS" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

Mike Futia

22,210 görüntüleme • 18 gün önce

🇹🇭 FS Crws: "We took our sweet ass time in the game for no reason and it kind of costed us the game." "The reason why we picked Fracture was probably because we didn't expect the Breeze ban. I don't know why they banned Breeze, props to them. Knowing that they banned Breeze and our second-best map is probably Pearl, I think they would've prepped a lot for Pearl. So I didn't want to go into a heavily prepped map. That's why we pivoted to Fracture. Still, it was a better map for them regardless. If I could go back in time, I'd pick Pearl. Unlucky. But the reason why we stuck with Neon and Phoenix is probably because in scrims the results are way different compared to what happened on stage. I think we didn't really perform to our potential and maybe it's my hesitation for the team, not guiding the team well enough. We hesitated a lot. We took our sweet ass time in the game for no reason and it kind of costed us the game." #VALORANTMasters FULL SENSE via KC of THESPIKE.GG
2:02

🇹🇭 FS Crws: "We took our sweet ass time in the game for no reason and it kind of costed us the game." "The reason why we picked Fracture was probably because we didn't expect the Breeze ban. I don't know why they banned Breeze, props to them. Knowing that they banned Breeze and our second-best map is probably Pearl, I think they would've prepped a lot for Pearl. So I didn't want to go into a heavily prepped map. That's why we pivoted to Fracture. Still, it was a better map for them regardless. If I could go back in time, I'd pick Pearl. Unlucky. But the reason why we stuck with Neon and Phoenix is probably because in scrims the results are way different compared to what happened on stage. I think we didn't really perform to our potential and maybe it's my hesitation for the team, not guiding the team well enough. We hesitated a lot. We took our sweet ass time in the game for no reason and it kind of costed us the game." #VALORANTMasters FULL SENSE via KC of THESPIKE.GG

VALO2ASIA

72,646 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

CHOOSING A CAREER PATH IN TECH AS A NEWBIE Of course, there is an argument that when starting out in tech you need to go for the stack (programming language) most common in your location. It would be easier to land a job faster because most people are already building stuff with this. What if I tell you that it is not usually the case? From experience, it could be harder to land a good-paying job if you choose a stack solely on popularity. The reason is that everybody is already thinking like you. So the competition is tough. As a newbie going against other people who have been in the process for a while can be discouraging when it seems you are not rewarded for your efforts. Why not follow the steps I did? I did a bit of research and asked questions. I was told that node jobs were everywhere but Golang is an emerging market. I thought of it for a while and then decided that instead of fighting with others probably more skilled and experienced than I am for node jobs, I would position myself for Golang as it was sure to boom and I would be one of the few experts in the field in my location. Needless to say, this has paid off. Most of the jobs I get are by referrals. Let us be honest, how many Golang developers do you know? In Summary, it is harder and takes longer to break into the labor market competing against the multitude. Why not stand out? Why not try GO?
0:27

CHOOSING A CAREER PATH IN TECH AS A NEWBIE Of course, there is an argument that when starting out in tech you need to go for the stack (programming language) most common in your location. It would be easier to land a job faster because most people are already building stuff with this. What if I tell you that it is not usually the case? From experience, it could be harder to land a good-paying job if you choose a stack solely on popularity. The reason is that everybody is already thinking like you. So the competition is tough. As a newbie going against other people who have been in the process for a while can be discouraging when it seems you are not rewarded for your efforts. Why not follow the steps I did? I did a bit of research and asked questions. I was told that node jobs were everywhere but Golang is an emerging market. I thought of it for a while and then decided that instead of fighting with others probably more skilled and experienced than I am for node jobs, I would position myself for Golang as it was sure to boom and I would be one of the few experts in the field in my location. Needless to say, this has paid off. Most of the jobs I get are by referrals. Let us be honest, how many Golang developers do you know? In Summary, it is harder and takes longer to break into the labor market competing against the multitude. Why not stand out? Why not try GO?

JA Asuquo | The Tech Bro

14,729 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce