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Native Ads Dropshipping: Photos + ChatGPT — Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

0h 58m video Published Aug 2, 2026 Transcribed Aug 7, 2026 Marc Verdú Marc Verdú
Intermediate 35 min read For: Beginner to intermediate dropshippers who want to start selling with native ads and AI-generated photos instead of recording videos.
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"Title promises a real $10K/month method and the video actually delivers a complete, actionable native-ads playbook — though frequent paid-training plugs water it down."

AI Summary

This free course, hosted by Mar and native-ads expert Javi, teaches a complete dropshipping system that uses only AI-generated photos and ChatGPT-written copy — no video recording required. The method centers on 'native ads': realistic images paired with long story-style text that disguise the sales pitch as an organic post, targeting customers aged 35+. Javi walks viewers through the entire funnel: finding and validating a winning product, researching the customer, building a landing page, crafting the 7-part ad structure, launching the campaign, and scaling it.

[00:28]
Course premise: photos + ChatGPT only

Instead of recording videos, the entire system uses AI-generated photos plus long text written with ChatGPT. The presenter positions this as an easy escape route for beginners who can't film or afford AI video tools.

[01:24]
Results: $18K and $5K challenges

Proof of concept: Javi and Mar ran a challenge making $18K in one month with native ads, and a newer challenge made $5,000 with a small budget using a newly discovered product.

[05:55]
Definition and psychology of native ads

Native ads are photos that appear as normal posts — a person, a cat, a family dinner — paired with 500–8,000 words of story text. Viewers don't realize it's an ad, reducing the 'aversion' to being sold to.

[06:47]
Target audience: 35+ on Facebook

The target audience is 30–35 and older. These users scroll Facebook, see a relatable photo, feel identified, and click through the long story to the product.

[10:53]
AdSpy filters for finding native ads

Use AdSpy with filters: active status, ads older than 14 days, image format, English language, minimum 500 words of text (optionally 1,500 for stricter 'nativeness'), and brands with 70+ ads.

[14:27]
Product validation template

Validation checklist: high margin (min $20, ideally $40), price at least 3x cost, small lightweight product, evergreen (sold year-round), passionate niche (pets), validated store, urgent problem, big niche, and a good 'beer' (cost-to-price ratio ≤ 1.5).

[15:05]
ChatGPT store analysis

Use ChatGPT to analyze a competitor's store: what the product solves, who it sells to, and the emotional angle (e.g., 'emotional tranquility for the cat owner').

[26:15]
Deep research via Claude project

Before creating anything, study the competition and customer deeply. The presenter uses a Claude project (named 'Boticaspa') to store all research PDFs, competitor analysis, and customer-avatar data.

[31:42]
Landing page requirements

The landing page must address the customer's objections and doubts, include social proof (reviews), explain the problem and solution, and show product materials. The example uses a free $300–400 Shopify theme taught on Mar's channel.

[35:35]
The 7-part native ad structure

The 7-part structure: 1) strong hook, 2) authority (expert/study), 3) product introduction, 4) Unique Value Proposition, 5) objection handling, 6) logical conclusion, 7) subtle CTA.

[45:36]
Ad copy via translation of competitor ads

Instead of writing copy from scratch, translate a winning US competitor's ad into Mexican or Spanish Spanish and adapt it to the local market using ChatGPT or Claude. Read and polish it so it doesn't sound robotic.

[47:54]
AI photo generation

Generate 5 photos by uploading a competitor's image to Nano Banana 2 or GPT Image 2, which produces a modified replica (e.g., different bowl, cat pose). Use 5 ads + 5 photos per campaign.

[49:24]
Campaign launch structure

Launch ads from a realistic personal Facebook profile (fake persona like 'Ana Rodríguez') rather than a brand page. Campaign structure: one CBO campaign → one ad set → 5 ads.

[52:46]
Scaling: +20% budget per day

After launch, analyze daily. If profitable, increase the budget by 20% per day. The advanced scaling playbook is reserved for the paid mentorship.

[55:23]
Ethical disclaimer on product safety

The presenter makes a strong ethical plea: never sell ingestible or skin-applied products (especially for pets) from unverified suppliers — it's dangerous and legally risky.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 10:53 Open AdSpy and set filters: active ads, older than 14 days, image format, English language, minimum 500 words of text, brands with 70+ ads.
2 15:05 Pick a native ad from a US brand and copy the product. Send the store link to ChatGPT with the prompt: 'Analyze the store, what it solves, and who it sells to.'
3 14:27 Validate the product against the template: min $20 margin, price ≥ 3x cost, small lightweight item, evergreen niche, validated store, urgent problem, big niche.
4 26:15 Do deep research: analyze competition via Brand Tracker and Google Trends, and study the customer avatar using ChatGPT/Claude prompts on Reddit and Facebook. Store all findings in a Claude project.
5 31:42 Build a landing page that answers customer objections, includes social proof reviews, and explains the problem, solution, and product materials (using a free Shopify theme).
6 45:36 Copy the best competitor native ads and give them to ChatGPT: 'Translate this competitor's ad into Mexican Spanish, adapting it to our local customer.' Produce 5 ad scripts.
7 47:54 Upload a competitor's photo to Nano Banana 2 or GPT Image 2 and generate 5 modified replica images for the 5 scripts.
8 50:48 Create a realistic personal Facebook profile (fake persona) and launch a CBO campaign with 1 ad set and 5 ads from that profile.
9 52:59 Analyze daily; if the ad is profitable, increase the budget by 20% per day to scale.

Study Flashcards (12)

What is a native ad in dropshipping?

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Ads disguised as normal organic posts: a realistic photo plus a long story-style text (usually 500–8,000 words) that recommends a product subtly, targeting an audience of 35+.

05:55

What audience do native ads target?

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Adults aged 30–35 and older, because this demographic trusts story-like recommendations and doesn't recognize them as ads.

06:47

How long should a native ad text be?

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At least 500 words; some ads reach up to 8,000 words. In AdSpy you can filter by minimum word count (e.g., 500 or 1,500).

07:54

What AdSpy filters are recommended for finding native ads?

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Active ads older than 14 days, English language, image format, minimum 500 words of text, and (optionally) brands with 70+ ads.

10:53

What margin requirements should a winning product meet?

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Minimum $20 margin per product, ideally $40 per order. The selling price should be at least 3x the cost (a 'beer' of 1.5 or lower).

16:43

What are the 7 parts of a native ad structure?

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1) Hook, 2) Authority, 3) Product introduction, 4) Unique Value Proposition (USP), 5) Objection handling, 6) Logical conclusion, 7) Subtle call to action.

35:35

Give an example of a subtle (non-aggressive) call to action in a native ad.

medium Click to reveal answer

Recommend a product as a personal experience, e.g., 'I bought it on Amazon and it didn't work; here's the official brand where I buy it and my cat improved.'

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How do you create ad copy without writing it from scratch?

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Take an ad from a validated US brand (making ~$600K/month), translate it into the target market's Spanish, and adapt it to the local customer using ChatGPT.

45:36

Which AI tools are used to generate native ad photos?

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Nano Banana 2 or GPT Image 2 — upload a competitor's photo and AI generates a modified replica.

47:54

What campaign structure is recommended for launching native ads?

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A CBO (Campaign Budget Optimization) campaign with one ad set containing 5 ads, launched from a realistic personal Facebook profile (not a brand page).

50:48

How should you scale a profitable native ad campaign?

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Increase the budget by 20% per day as long as the ad is profitable.

52:59

What ethical warning does the presenter give about products?

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Never sell ingestible or skin-applied products (especially for pets) from unverified Chinese suppliers — you risk legal trouble and could harm animals or people.

55:23

💡 Key Takeaways

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Native ads hide the sale

The core insight: people buy because they don't realize they're being sold to — a fundamentally different psychology from traditional ads.

05:55
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The 3x margin rule

A concrete, repeatable pricing filter: sell price should be at least 3x cost, with a minimum $20 margin per product.

16:43
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The 7-part native ad framework

A complete, copy-paste-ready structure (hook → authority → intro → USP → objections → conclusion → CTA) that anyone can follow.

35:35
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Validated brand earns ~$600K/month

Proof this method scales: the featured cat-supplement brand is estimated to make $600K/month almost entirely from native ads.

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The 20% daily scaling rule

A simple, safe scaling tactic: raise budget 20% per day while the ad stays profitable.

52:59

[00:02] trying to do dropshipping, either organically or with paid advertising, and things aren't working out. Let me explain, are you trying to go organic? Are you too lazy to record, or do you record and it turns out badly? Don't you have enough money to make

[00:15] make videos using artificial intelligence. Either you're already making money with organic dropshipping, but you want to make the leap to ads without losing much money, or you don't want to do organic and want to do dropshipping with

[00:28] advertising, but you don't want to record videos, you can't find videos to make or steal, rather, and everything is extremely difficult. Okay, that's why we've prepared this course for dropshipping with photos, listen, with

[00:44] photos, without having to record, without having to make a single video. All you have to do is take a simple photo that it will generate in a minute, create a generate in a minute, create a script, a very long text with GPT chat,

[00:57] and that will be your escape route to the freedom you seek; that is, the way in which you will start making money with dropshipping without having to do 800,000 things or 800,000 videos or 800,000 jobs that you don't like or

[01:11] two of which you can't do. So sorry if I've confused you and the intro is a bit strange, but this is called Native Ads. And in this video here, Javi and I did a challenge video here, Javi and I did a challenge where we did 18,000 in just one month. We

[01:24] uploaded that about 2 months ago, 3 months now. But many people told me, "Mar, but I'm a beginner with a small budget and I'd like to see what can be achieved starting from scratch." I told him, "Hey, don't worry."

[01:36] Javi and I did another challenge, which we posted a week ago and made $5,000 with a investment using a newly discovered product. So, it's a clear example that one works and two that we can teach you. And why am I telling you

[01:51] this? Okay, look at the length of the video, it's almost an hour. This is a free course on how to create native ads, do dropshipping with advertising campaigns,

[02:03] dropshipping with advertising campaigns, with photos and with GPT chat. Nobody teaches this in Spanish because nobody knows how to do it, and those who do keep quiet about it. Javi and I explain this in my paid training, but I always

[02:17] following reason. As you'll see, Javi is going to tell you that there are things that we see, I'm going to sell you the training, but I created this channel for people who can't afford training, so they can earn money with

[02:31] access my information and scale it. So this is a complete gift. Nobody explains this. Very few in English and not all very well. And in Spanish-speaking countries, nobody. So I'm not going to do this course myself because, as

[02:46] I explained in the previous video, I'm not a Native expert. I know how to make them, I've made money, but I'm not an expert. Javi is indeed an expert. Javi is a former organic marketing student of mine who made a lot of money, then switched to dropshipping with advertising and

[02:59] made a lot of money, and now he is my mentor and partner in Ads training. In other words, a [ __ ] titan. It has generated over half a million in revenue from photos alone, using native advertising, plus organic results, regular advertising, and so on. I won't ramble on any longer, I'll

[03:13] YouTube channel, subscribe, you'll see it below. But I'll see you later, don't the course now and not get overwhelmed with a super long intro. So bring you the best experts because I could tell you myself as if I were the best,

[03:28] but I prefer to give it to you with someone who knows more than me and I don't care about losing learn and earn money, so subscribe to both channels and we'll start subscribe to both channels and we'll start the course.

[03:43] but since I want to make a basic course for everyone, I'm going to start recommend that you use a pen and paper and write everything down because the information I'm going to give is invaluable so that by the end of the video you'll know how to launch your

[03:56] . First of all, what are native ads? Native Ads, or in this case, so you can see exactly what I mean. Okay? So the best way to see this in this case is going to be

[04:10] I look for winning products, okay? Or the videos. Hey, I haven't been paid anything for app I use, but simply so you can see exactly what the features of a native ad are. In this case, we're going to

[04:23] break it down and look for it. Okay, here in the media type, native ads, are video, but we're going to focus on the most basic things possible in this course, so let's start by giving it an image. It has a characteristic that it usually has a

[04:36] Anyway, I'll explain what it is now , okay? First we're going to search for it and words of text length. Okay? And everything that appears here, all of this, well, not this one, all of these are native ads, everything, everything, everything, everything,

[04:49] everything. Okay, let's explain a little bit about what the characteristics of Native Ads are. Obviously, as we already know, there are many ways to advertise, in this is what we are doing organically, which is making a

[05:02] viral video on free platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, okay? Then we're more focused on advertising, which is what I'm most dedicated to, what I do most these days. Uh, we have

[05:15] advertising, and within advertising there's Meta, TikTok, and Google. There are many types platforms where you can do that advertising, and within advertising there are several types of video ads, so to speak, okay? There are the traditional advertisements we're familiar with

[05:28] , which are normal ads where we see a video explaining the problem, the solution, and so on, right? Then we also have this, a photo that shows us the product, tells us the features,

[05:41] retargeting, there are different types of photos, so to speak, okay? So, within the ad format; there are quite a few, okay? And there are other types of these here, what are their characteristics? And why do I love them

[05:55] so much? Why do I love doing this type of marketing so much? Literally, people don't know you're selling them anything, I mean, they don't know this is an have a kind of aversion to having something bought for them. That's why lately it's always going to be

[06:09] in an organic way, like an advertisement, that is, not like a full infomercial, okay? In other words, don't make it too spurious, make it something very natural, very UGC. And in this case, there's nothing more natural and UGC than this, because it's literally a person

[06:23] telling a story and usually sharing their experience, or it doesn't matter how you people don't know you're selling them anything, you're simply recommending something, you can say, what you've done,

[06:35] bit like that, okay? So, once this is explained, as you can see, they are not literally photos. They usually appear on Facebook, not on Instagram. They usually appear on Facebook, just like when you scroll through TikTok and

[06:47] Instagram. This is going to be for a much older audience. Uh, much older, I mean. I like the minimum age of, say, 35 years old, 30, 30, 35 years and up. We're going to try to sell to that audience because these are people

[07:00] any post that might be this very normal photo, this photo is very normal, this photo of a family dinner is very normal, uh, for example, a cat that appears to be wet, it's a very normal photo, a person with a

[07:14] beer, a beer I think it is, or a dog, a person with their hair kind of messed up, this person with like a crack here, I don't know if it is, uh, I don't know exactly what they 're showing. Children at school, huh,

[07:28] this person who seems to be undergoing some kind of surgery. Uh, as you can see, they're photos. A dog here, a person showing their feet. As I said, they are very, very native photos. A person with a scar on their knee. In other words, they are

[07:41] the person you want to sell to. As I said, normally that person over 35 or 30 years old is going to see this photo, feel identified, and say, "Wow, what's that?" He's going to start telling her a story. Normally, as I

[07:54] say, it's usually at least 500 words , although there's everything, I've even seen ads and native ads of up to 8,000 words, which is crazy. And a post, uh, a blog that people comment on, or, I mean, something happens to people

[08:07] something that people kind of comment on, they tell you a story, what happened to them, etc. Then we'll break down a bit the structure that a native code usually has, and in the end it tells you, "Well, here's what I used." Boom, boom,

[08:19] boom, boom. The website tells you. You go in, click on "read more," and people are like, "Oh, look at this, the 72-year-old person, the grandmothers, ta ta taal. Uh, let's see what in this case they sell you a cream. Boom, incredible. Okay, and as you can see, the ad does show

[08:34] selling you the product as such. So, I think you've got a pretty good idea , that's where I look for the products, that's where we're going to so you can see how I do it, okay? Uh, that's the way I would do it.

[08:50] wound that makes me feel a little disgusted , okay? Here's a pregnant person, and like I said, they're all the same. A very long text. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom , boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. As you can see, this text has quite a lot of words. It

[09:02] can easily be close to 8,000 words and people read it, agree, and emotionally connect with the person selling it to them about their problem, and then they buy it. Now that you know how to differentiate between a

[09:16] native ad and a regular video or image ad, let's look at the difference it even clearer, so you can see the difference between a text length here and set it to zero and click search, as you can see, we will

[09:29] get all kinds of photos. See? This is an advertisement photo. This is a normal advertisement photo. This, for example, would be native ad, [music], okay? Uh, this, for example, is a normal advertisement. Okay. Uh, here you have another normal ad, another

[09:42] normal ad, uh, another normal ad, in this case, I don't know if Orange, Orange, between a Native Ads. Here they literally tell you, they make you the offer, they boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, I mean, literally buy one and I'll give you one free.

[09:57] between a normal photo, okay? a static photo, as they say, static ad and uh the native ones. Okay, obviously the first thing, once we know how to search, of the video, is that when you finish this video, this free course, you'll know

[10:13] exactly how to create a Native Ad and be able to advertise it, okay? So, having said that, what I'm going to recommend is to look for products to, obviously, be able to first thing we're going to do is focus on finding a product. I'm going to

[10:28] do if I were you? First of all, you have a 20% discount on the first three months, okay? I haven't been paid anything to say this, it's simply to help you find Native Ads, and

[10:40] this platform because I think you won't have any problems. Okay? filters we're going to use. Okay, I'm going to put myself here in tiny print for a second first we're going to touch on a series of filters. As I said, you have to play around with

[10:53] look for native ads in this case, okay? Let's set it to active status, the native file that's older than 14 days , which means it's good. We're said, most native ads tend to be images, okay? In GTA here we can

[11:09] play between Airm or Shop Now. Let's leave it open. This filter States. Okay. Language. Let's look up English, okay? Although this already gives a vague idea that it's English, oh well. Okay, this isn't

[11:22] example, we can put this, [music] you can play around with this. Let's set it to each brand, okay? This is the top 10 list of this and other ads. Okay? put the words. If we want to search for native terms, let's set a minimum of

[11:35] many native apps will probably come out, or even if we want, we can put 15 and that way we specify much more that they are more native, okay? We would get more from here. Native, native, native, native, native, all native. Okay, that's it.

[11:49] we can specify, for example, that the website should have at least 70 ads, like the brand should have 70 ads. So we break it down into brands that know what they're doing, 186, 74, 100 ads, that is, they're not brands that are just starting out,

[12:03] You can also look for brands that are just starting out to join the wave with them, okay? Then there's a lot more filtering. The Pixel theme, how many products? I like the Shopify theme; I like using Sim Pro. You can experiment with this filter, or you don't

[12:19] but I like to use it to find Native Ads, and that's it. Okay, once you can start playing. I would make these filters mandatory, okay? You can play with them in Ad Rank, okay? And regarding the Srin Pro,

[12:34] the template, you can play around with it, you can put it in or not. Okay, I'll make myself see my beauty. Here it is. Ready. Once we've searched for this, appear are native ads, okay? Here's a kitten that's scratched something, etc.

[12:50] Obviously, I have to say it, I have a mentorship program with Marberd where, within this ad mentorship, I explain native ads. I give a live example of how I approach it, since I've managed to make a lot of

[13:04] love it because it's incredible. If you like it, I'll bring more challenges, although I've already done some others that I'll talk about later. But as I said, I love making this type of ad, so in the

[13:18] . Here I'm going to explain a different way to do it than the training itself, so you can start selling without needing to enroll in the training. training.

[13:31] teach you how to scale up and create good ads, okay? But with which is the goal of the video. Having said that, my idea for you to do with this is to take an advertisement that is, in this case, a brand that is in the

[13:44] United States and take it to another more or less competitive market. Okay? In United States will be making a lot of money with product X or with native X. What we're going to do is translate it into another language and

[13:58] about later, okay? So, with that said, what we're going to look for here is a brand and a how I think when choosing that product, okay? As I said, I would start example, look, I like kittens. We're going to make that product we

[14:12] shaved kitten. I don't know exactly what he's selling. Okay, it's being sold speak. I think this was like, not a supplement, it's an analgesic, I don't know how to say it, sorry, that needs to be removed. Plop. Okay. Uh, it's this

[14:27] look for a series of filters that I use to choose a product or not. Okay, I have this template made, okay? This is the template that here. Obviously I'm not going to share it, just take a screenshot and do it again

[14:40] , I mean, it's not complicated at all. Okay? I'm sharing the link with the people who are in the training, and we're going to the product we're making meets the requirements or not , okay? We're going to take it one step at a

[14:52] time with this product we have here, we're going to solve it little by little, add value. Yes, anyway we can do something that I'll show you right now GPT chat and directly sent him this message: "Analyze the store I'm going to send you,

[15:05] , what it solves, and who it sells to, okay?" That phrase gives us more together here with our great friend Just GPT. We'll send it to him and he'll give us all the information we need about this product, okay? I've analyzed

[15:18] that sells emotional tranquility to the cat owner, and so on, okay? The developing a serious problem without you knowing it, okay? Uh, to sell the idea that commercial food is not enough and that there is a silent deficiency that

[15:31] energy, it doesn't sell such and such, such and such. Okay, one second, huh? Okay, okay, okay. little more, but since it's just for the example, I'm not going to go into detail here, okay? Here it tells you who the cat owner sells to . Ta ta ta here as I say, boom,

[15:46] native, incredible. I've nailed it for over 35 years . What I'm saying is not by chance. In other words, I know what I'm talking about. Listen to me, okay? And literally, from what I studied a little more, but it's for people who are selling, in this case

[15:59] using pet food, uh, food for their cats, as if it lacks x vitamins or materials, so to speak, supplements, uh, for your cat I understood. Likewise, as I said, study it a little more so you do

[16:15] an example, you know what I mean, okay? Solve a problem or add value. In this cats that eat kibble, that have some deficiency of any food, so to speak, any diet that they need x food. There's no

[16:30] need to explain myself badly. Moreover, this filter meets that requirement. look for it on AliExpress, okay? Let's go straight into this Chrome where I have the product inspector. Okay. Let's look for that

[16:43] high margins one, okay? What do I mean by high margins? The minimum I would suggest is that you earn 20 per product, and the maximum, ideally for me, would be 40 per order, okay? But we're still going to look for the

[16:58] for an average of about $. Let's put it between 8 and 10, yes, let's put an selling for, it's being bought, okay? And this person is selling it for €27,

[17:11] can be said that it would be approximately $29 . Therefore, the minimum, as I say, the minimum, although I say that the more you sell here, the more people are buying, that is, 100% people will buy more than one if you have a good

[17:24] will buy more than one if you have a good offer which as I say is important. Here, more than $ is the minimum, so it meets that requirement; the more the better, okay? right? Because it's a small boat. And I mention that it weighs little because of the

[17:38] shipping, because it's always much better if it's a small product, because the more you sell, the more you'll save and the more profitable it will be, basically for that reason. Okay. Obviously, with Express shipping, the option of sending more

[17:50] That exists with the private agent we have within the training, as I attractive discounts, the more you buy, okay? That's why I like this filter quite a lot. So yes, I always say that it should at least fit your hand in it. That would be an ideal size for me

[18:04] sold larger products, but for me, small ones are ideal. Ever Green, year-round. I'm going to make this bigger. That it be sold throughout the year because, as I say, cats eat every year, like, it's not that they

[18:19] Cats eat all year round, which is why I'm passionate about cats; I have a cat, okay? So this would fulfill that requirement. There's no passionate pet more passionate love their pet more than their child. I am one of them because I basically don't have children

[18:34] Crossel. This isn't a very important thing either, but it's like you example, look, he's selling that if a scap, a scope, right? It's a capsule, like one of those little spoons that a book is selling. Buy three

[18:49] units and get free priority shipping. Yes, you can probably sell, as I said, either larger quantities, more offers, or maybe even sell some drops for the cat. 100% pet niche, you can sell many more accessories, okay? These

[19:02] add-ons are to increase the AOV, the average value you get from the customer when you sell to them, okay? So this is definitely validated, obviously right now, okay? That it is validated. What does that mean?

[19:15] example, is something I'm not going to go into here because it wouldn't require investigating important box, so it's absolutely fine. Okay? Then, What do I mean by this? Okay, by an urgent problem I mean a

[19:30] case, for me, native products are a requirement that I love to fulfill. The more urgent the problem it solves, the more impactful, the more urgent—I don't need to explain further—the better it will be

[19:46] case, he is playing with your cat's life . In this case, what's missing is a nutritional supplement, and many cases it is very important, which is why it is an urgent problem. The target

[20:01] age of over 35 is met because Zol is selling to cat owners over 35. as I say, it's a supplement that they're probably focusing on for hair and skin health. Surely with a good approach you can

[20:16] find many more angles, okay? So this would fulfill that requirement. It's not a micro-niche, it's not because the cat topic is a fairly large niche. There is a beer for less than 1.5, okay? To calculate the price of a beer, you basically

[20:29] multiply the price of the product by three, and if it meets that condition, in this case, as I three, and if it meets that condition, in this case, as I said, it costs us €8 more or less, $8 which said, it costs us €8 more or less, $8 which would be €6, 6 * 3 is 24 and in this case

[20:41] it is being sold for 29, so since it is being sold for more than 1.5, uh, it is being sold for more than one times 3, it would have a price of less than 1.5. Anyway, let me calculate the [music] beers and I'll tell you, okay?

[20:54] We're here now, and we have this Excel spreadsheet. If you message me on validation," okay? The word we have here, I'm giving you is for more general advertising products, okay? Ads product validation

[21:08] , uh, it's not the same one I have for native ads, it's similar, but here I have a this case, the supplier price, we said, is €6, but they sell it for €27 or €28,

[21:21] okay? Oops, sorry, 28, so we have a beer of 1.27, a super good margin and as I say, I'm going to delete this in a second. Blop, blop. Okay, and as I said, we said -1.5 is 12.7, so perfect. This product

[21:33] would be perfect to try out, okay? Because it meets all the requirements, okay? I think it's been made quite clear and quite easy. Okay. Okay. As I said, found. Obviously, here you'll have to , for me, uh, as an extra filter I would

[21:47] okay? I, for example, have kittens, I know what it feels like to lose a cat, eh, unfortunately, well I know. In the end, you have that feeling, so you know a little bit about this

[22:00] customer, because you can be a customer because I have cats, I like cats and I can understand what you are trying to sell, that a cat food that the feed doesn't have . So I give it to him with

[22:15] I could understand this client, as I say, not being satisfied you see, but as long as you understand or see the requirements. As I said, it's all about trying things out work, but as you try them out you'll know which product you like

[22:30] so let's just do it without complications. I've given this person a direct message here, okay? I was giving him details. Okay, what we're going to do here is give it to him here. Sorry I 'm making you dizzy with the camera, please forgive me

[22:44] . Okay. And with that said, let's follow it on Brand Tracker. What's this for? a little more about what announcements he's making. As we can see, he's person is printing money, they don't have to be doing, I

[22:58] [laughs] let's see how much they're making, uh, they're climbing this month of June to 256k, so this account is probably making about $600,000

[23:10] a month, okay? It doesn't even have bad reviews for a supplement, it does account is more than validated because, I mean, it's been printing money since October, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom , boom, boom, boom. That's making 600k a

[23:24] probably would have thrown it away here , but like any adversity you face along the way, you have to overcome it and you have it. So let's take a look at some of making. It's full native, which is what I wanted to see. It's doing full full full full full full full full full full full

[23:37] I wanted to see. It's doing full full full full full full full full full full full a lot of information about this. Sorry to interrupt. I know you're pretty involved, you're there with paper and pen, or you should be, and you're quite

[23:50] Javi is telling you. Of course, why wouldn't it be? Now, you see that Javi keeps training. Since the video is so long, let me tell you this for a minute and then I'll leave you alone. I have training in organic dropshipping, learning to sell

[24:05] videos or making them with AI so as not to lose money and start earning money without losing yours or what you do n't have. So far so good. And then I have a dropshipping training program with paid advertising,

[24:17] paying without recording. You only pay for the videos you create or the photos, as Javi teaches you, and I agree with Javi on that. Javi, if you join the training, is the one who will answer you every day via WhatsApp. It's the one you can use to make calls. He is

[24:29] the one who will start making one call per week from now on. In other words, you can be mentored by Javi, via WhatsApp, directly with him. He'll 're not okay, if the video is okay, if the campaign is okay with him. So if you're

[24:43] interested, here's the QR code to learn about you want the organic one to start earning money without investing, you can find it in the spam, but the video is very long and you won't know what it means later. So

[24:57] if you want to train with me, because I provide the videos, and with Javi because he'll mentor you one-on-one via WhatsApp , here's the QR code and go for it! product is more than validated and sells well, so what we're going to do,

[25:09] and my recommendation in this case, is that this person is selling mostly 98% in the United States, so what we're going to do is use this product and take this market with this product from this market

[25:23] obviously, by thinking, and if you want to do some research with CHGPT, Claude, store that I shared with you could be sold in this market. Don't go to the competing against this titan who's making 600k, so 100% go to Mexico

[25:39] or Spain as a recommendation. Okay, having said that, once we have the market, we've done some research on what sells. For example, if you're buying a specific product for the USA, it wouldn't work to take it to Mexico because maybe it does

[25:51] n't sell there, right? So to speak, like if you want to sell a product full of tacos, which are very typical in Mexico , right? Hey, greetings to any you want to take them to the United States, yes, there will be people in the United States who

[26:03] like tacos, but they're not native to there, so you're going to have less explained what I mean with this example. Okay, now comes a super important part that is one of the most important when it comes to

[26:15] this mean? Okay, research, studying your customer, studying your brand. Okay, here I'm going to give a series of steps as I do it today or as I would do it first thing we're going to do is go to my YouTube channel. Give me a second, I'll be right there

[26:29] . Okay, in that YouTube video called "This Before Launching You Will analyze the competition, okay? It's a pro that will connect cloud with trend competition. It's mandatory, isn't it? But it 's recommended, and I do it. Yes, therefore

[26:43] is not a 100% necessary step. If you don't do this, nothing will happen. But I would recommend it. Analyze the client a little better , analyzing all their ads; seeing this step I'm not going to do it because it 's literally explained in this

[26:58] video. Pretty easy, you're just going to study the competition with trend track to find out the angle they sell, who they sell to, the most serious problems they absolutely everything. And as I say, I don't see the need to do it because really, I

[27:10] mean, it's simply a matter of inserting that promo, which you'll find in this video, analyzing about the client and the avatar you're going to sell them, the angle Okay? And then this, I have to be clear

[27:23] as I said, I have a training program with Marver where I explain how to of prompts—four prompts adapted to Native Ads—so that adapted to Native Ads—so that research is done more on Reddit, or rather, on

[27:38] Facebook. It's a little different, so to speak, but that research information is super important. This step absolutely must not be skipped. I would do it if I were you . Okay, obviously don't judge me because I'm not going to share those prompts,

[27:50] 've obviously said that I want you to leave here able to do that. share in this video, so any winning chipping product, the promos used perfectly for that. Simply at the end of the prompts

[28:06] you want to tell him that they are for Native Fats, to do a max [music] extensive study for Facebook and for Reddit, which is a uh Reddit is a forum website where people comment on X topics and a lot of information is obtained there.

[28:19] Okay, I'm giving you all this for free, I mean, really, please this you have very good data. So I'm saying , use the prompts I show in at the end of the video you do it and I asked for the prompt of this video. And once you have

[28:34] step what I mention in this video with that added to the prompt and that's it. It's not live because, I'm telling you , it's super easy. Okay, now comes done the research, we know who our client

[28:48] sells to. Here I want to emphasize the importance of the fact that this is not like organic, this is not like any other product you might make. Here you need to customers well, know what their fears are , what products they've tried,

[29:01] the type of awareness they have, the kind of knowledge they have, if it's a problem, any kind of awareness level they have, okay? If you don't know, in the prompt video I mentioned, I explain absolutely everything,

[29:14] okay? So, all the information you have doubts about is explained on my channel 100% as a spoiler, right? Once we have studied our competition, and we know exactly end, as I always say the same thing. The more you resemble an ideal customer, the easier it is

[29:28] . Because if I, for example, am making up a product, like toothpaste, I'm not a dentist, so it will be harder for me to understand like cats, I can understand a little bit the pain, the side that

[29:41] worked for them. As I said, that's why I always like to understand the niche at least a little I always like to understand the niche at least a little , right? And here, as I said, now that to do all of this in a cloud project. Give me a second and I'll show you

[29:53] . You can easily find this product here; it's mine and YouTube channel, which is on his YouTube channel, okay? What's the video, uh, I show you the video for a second so you can see it. Okay, here's the video, which

[30:06] collaboration with me, okay? Marud and Javiercom, okay? It's this video right perfectly, it's the video that shows how we billed x amount on this product here with only Native Ads. Once you know that this website is

[30:21] for Mark, in this case you already know he's real, right? And this has been sold, it has been shown to absolutely everyone without filters on that channel. Having said that, uh, as I say, I created a project for Cloue called botecaspa, which in

[30:34] this case I gave it that name, I don't complicate things. For this product, which is a dandruff treatment, I mentioned it, and as I said, I suffer from dandruff, so I could say, I always like to understand a little bit. Here I put botec and as I say,

[30:47] as I say are all explained on my YouTube channel, the research of both the competition as well as the four research projects I did. Some of the extra PDFs you see did. Some of the extra PDFs you see are metrics extracted from

[31:01] explaining, that's why, okay? Because some of the research is from Facebook, okay? But having said that, here I literally put all the PDFs I said I would put, okay? in my YouTube video, as I mentioned. So

[31:16] we're going to do absolutely everything here, okay? So I think that step by step it's explained right now. We look for a trending product , we validate it and those that aren't, we do research, either on the competition and then we do

[31:30] market and customer research, and once we have it, all the documents we've put it into a cloud project, okay? I've called it Boticaspa and that's it very summarized and very easy to understand , I mean, I don't think anyone has gotten

[31:42] explained very well. Once we have it here, I will rely on this project to build the website. important here. This isn't like any other product you make, whether it's organic, video advertising, because

[31:57] mean, they haven't seen the product, so it's important that the website is good. I always say that to make any kind of advertisement, the website sell with good information; you have to sell by saying at least something so that

[32:14] But as I say, they're already selling a video that's quite enticing to buy, so they have product here. It's important that the website meets all the requirements I'm talking about enough information about your product, what it solves, what

[32:28] materials it has, that is, something that addresses your customer's objections and doubts . This phrase I just said is very important . As you can see, this website, which revenue, is the one with the template I always use for all my

[32:40] always use for all my products, as you can see, boom, boom, boom. A bit like that, social proof. I don't want to explain the website here either, but as I said, it talks about problems, it talks about problems, solutions, boom, boom, boom, boom

[32:52] , boom, a good offer. [snort] Uh, here's a bit of social proof that's always good, like I said, here's a little bit about what the showing what's improved. In this case, well, dermatitis, so to

[33:06] same. Here are the materials that are natural, pa pa. Okay, and as you can see, this hasn't loaded. Yes, that's it, okay? It has reviews, okay? And with that said, we now have can approve of what is essentially the website copy, okay? The copy of,

[33:20] for example, this review, this here, right? For years this cell phone is capable of death, ta ta ta. You can do this with the help of your cloud project, all the information about your competition and your product. So

[33:33] once we have a stable website, in the sense that we know exactly what the website is, that it has all the information we need, resolves all kinds of doubts that the client may have, and resolves all kinds of objections that

[33:46] our client may have about the product. So once I sort all this out, we'll fairly simple part all things considered look for it at getdrevia.com, which will surely be active, or I'll leave it up for a few

[33:59] people who watch the video can take a look and see the structure and replicate it. And as I showed you, where we show this product, teaches how to make the website, okay? He shows it, so you have no excuse because I'm not going to teach this part

[34:13] said, on Mark's channel when you finish this video, analyze it and he's going to show you how to make this website or how you can make it, okay? And on top of that, it comes with how you can make it, okay? And on top of that, it comes with a free theme. This theme is worth $400 or $

[34:25] 300 and something, I don't know how much it costs now, and Mark teaches you how to do it for free. knowing how to make this website. It can be done quite easily, and as I said, right now need up to date. Okay? Importantly, we already have everything I've

[34:39] move on to the most important part, which is the topic of ads. And here I want to explain today and how I recommend you do it for this video. How do I to show you here. Give me a second, give me a second and I'll share it. It's

[34:54] here, okay? This, this here I give in the training I have with Mar in the training I have with Mar Verdu, as I said, uh, where I have document in which I teach absolutely everything, everything, everything, everything, everything, I mean,

[35:07] all kinds of copy to do it, I mean, it 's not crazy, so to speak, as briefly explain how I do what was explained in the training. Basically our client's information, as I said, these are the prompts for

[35:20] research, which I cannot share. And here we already have a prompt for the video. Give me a second while I explain the parts of a here's an explanation of the parts of an N that's dedicated to it in about seven parts,

[35:35] okay? This is going to be a bit more tedious, but take notes with a pen and paper because I everything. The first part is the most advertisement. This is the most important part, which is the hook. It has to be a

[35:47] strong hook. I always like to exaggerate it more, to make it very, very eye-catching. Uh, we can also do open look, open hook, sorry, which are open hooks Well, I don't want to overcomplicate things, that's all the information applied and as I

[36:00] said, it's the first phase or the idea that captures the attention of your ideal client, okay? It generates curiosity along with a good image, making that person stop person is scrolling boom boom boom boom boom and in this way what they are going to

[36:13] do is stop scrolling, as I say, they are going to stop scrolling and 's an ad and it looks like a post. Okay. Once we have the hook, we have the next part, which is the authority. Who will validate that this product

[36:26] product? Okay, so the idea is to reinforce credibility by using an external source, expert, in this case our would be a veterinarian. That would be perfect; it would be a good way for the

[36:39] client to know that this isn't made up and has been verified by someone, okay? By someone in authority, okay? It can even be an article. New York Timó a post where it was said that the cat ta tal, pum, authority. Okay. Next,

[36:52] product introduction, which in this case would be like introducing the product and in such and such a way, and what this product does vitamins that your cat is lacking, in addition to the regular food, the regular

[37:06] cat food that you give them every day." Then, the Unique Value Proposition (USP). This explains what makes your product different from other products that the customer has tried. This is very, very, very key. Why? What do I

[37:19] mean by that? Your customer, or I as a customer who has cats, might have tried giving the cat, I don't know, a pill, or maybe I've tried , I don't know. Okay, obviously this needs to be studied. In your in-depth

[37:32] research, you should already know what the customer has tried that hasn't worked. Once you know this, you'll know what makes your trust it. Your product, because they've already tried several things, none of them worked perfectly,

[37:45] your product, okay? What makes your product different from what This part is very important, although it will also depend somewhat on the level of awareness your audience has, right? But anyway, here's how to handle

[37:59] objections: answer your customer's most important questions. If, for example, your customer says, "Okay, but my cat is allergic to gluten, I'm okay? Well, answer the question your customer has, a common question you might

[38:13] see in forums, right here, okay? It's cats can use it. Period. I've already addressed the objection. Perfect, I like it. Then, a logical conclusion. Whenever you sell

[38:26] always need a summary of the story and a logical solution for the product. You speak 15 words, and the important thing is that at the end of all this, you say, "Okay, fine, perfect." So, in conclusion, if

[38:40] your cat doesn't have... you buy Purina cat food—I'm making that up, it's a brand of cat food—but that food doesn't have the vitamin B12 supplement, and this product does lacking that. Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. Okay, the client might say, "Wow,

[38:55] makes sense. What I always want to convey here is that when you read your native ad, you even say, "Wow, I would buy it, I need it." In other words, that it has a logical solution. Many

[39:07] necessarily solve that specific problem, or often the product doesn't solve it per se, but when you read it, you believe it, you say, "It makes And finally, what I like most, and what drives me crazy, is the call to action. It's

[39:21] aggressive way, like, for example, in an ad, in a static photo, where you say, "50% off, buy it today." Uh, buy it below in the description, right? buy it below in the description, right? Here you're going to subtly entice

[39:34] your client to buy it. For example, as a veterinarian, I give this link to where I buy it for my veterinary clinic. Another example: I bought it on Amazon, but it didn't work for me. If you want, I can

[39:47] give you the official brand where I buy it, and my cat, yes, I've seen improvement. There, I'll use it. People don't know you're selling it to them; they see it as you told them a story and a solution that worked for you, and you

[40:00] this makes sense. Okay, here's what we're going to do now so you can makes sense and is logical. What we're going to do now is copy the structure. We're going to go to HGPT. Sorry, I was doing this here and wasn't

[40:12] recording. Okay, let's copy this. Let's go to our project. We're going to chosen this one, which was the first one I had, so you can see that I'm not lying about the parts an ad has and to start seeing a little bit about what it's

[40:25] , we've added the copy, okay? The native ad structure and the copy. And here we're going to tell it, " Tell me the structure with this example, the

[40:38] Tell me the structure with this example, the parts they are, and give it to me in Spanish we're going to wait for GPT, our great friend, to do it for us and sent it so you can see that almost all of them, 90%, follow the same structure, so to

[40:54] speak. Okay? First, a strong hook. As I said, part number one, in this to say something no cat owner bothers you. Okay, here, sorry, he's doing it. Let's wait a moment until he

[41:06] finishes, and he's going to give me a sort of summary below, and we'll see it. Okay, see if here, okay, after half an hour , the damn CHGPT has finally finished. Here he's given me a summary of everything, I mean, but it's something to read

[41:19] because he explains every single detail of the ad, what he did, what he did structure, okay? But anyway, let's go to the summary, which is what I want to show you so you understand. In the ad we sent as a reference

[41:31] for our competitor's client, [sighs] for example, the first the hook is changing the pâté, it's not going to save your cat. Boom, incredible hook. The person who I personally have a cat and I give him, well, I pâté, a The little can,

[41:44] as I call it, I give it to him, so, bam, that hook is incredible, right? Holy [ __ ], my cat, why? Because bam, I'm staring at it , right? And even more so if you put this kind of photo, which is, uh, every cat owner, sorry, that one below, every

[41:58] cat owner has seen this at some point. A cat, my cat, I mean, said that, we have the next part, which would be authority, okay? In this case, as I say, it's going to give us

[42:11] gives us that authority? In this case, a personal experience, Reddit, a analysis. Here we don't have too much authority, it doesn't give us four or five. Five, no, five authorities, okay? I mean, incredible, incredible. Then

[42:26] veterinarian appears with Kitty Sub, which is our product, and says that it's what she incredible. Okay, the USP, what did we say? Okay, here it gives us a little explanation of why its product, right? No, 500 mg, uh, I don't know what, I don't know

[42:40] what. Filler, 50 contamination. It explains why supposedly not just any taurine supplement will work. Okay, then objection handling. The food already has taurine, I already tried taurine, okay? And my cat seems healthy. Healthy can be

[42:52] mention it, I can buy it on Amazon. Boom. Okay, it's like saying, "Your recommend because pa pa pa." Okay, it answers every question before the customer leaves. Okay. Logical conclusion, okay? If changing food

[43:06] doesn't work and the problem is a lack of absorbable taurine, the logical solution absorption taurine. Boom, I didn't understand that because, as I said, I haven't understand it literally, but so you can see that it has a logical conclusion

[43:19] seen the whole ad and had absolutely everything explained, okay? And like most is the subtle call to action, okay? Start giving your cat taurine today, call to action here isn't exactly subtle, to be honest. I'll be honest, the

[43:35] call here is a bit abrupt. I would prefer, for example, something like, "Hey, here to the website where I bought it, and it's working for me, and I've shelter, boom, the invention, right?" And in a slightly softer way, but as I said,

[43:49] that person is making 600k, so I'll keep quiet and accept my loss, my defeat, but as I said, super important, okay? Here we already know that, now we really know a little about the structure of native ads. Let's go

[44:01] directly to "hey" to do it. Okay? Once we have a bit of everything, we know a little bit about the planet, obviously you need to know it to be able to do it, right? So, a bit of theory, okay? To be able to do it in

[44:14] training I teach two prompts, one prompt for the hub, since for me this is the most important part, and it's a prompt that, with all the files, with everything the client knows, with everything our cloud knows, with all the

[44:27] that hook, that prompt, rather, and it will give us a series of hooks, okay? There I select which hook I like best, and then I give it another prompt for the body, in which I pass it a prompt with x things that the prompt has, from

[44:42] everything I've tested and all the steps and challenges I've already covered, and it will give us the prompt, okay? It will give us the script. So we would already have the hook and the structure. That is, Cloue It literally gives us our ad in 10 minutes.

[44:54] Incredible. Period. Okay, and this, as I said, is what I teach in the respect for the people who invest in me and Mark so we can teach them how to do this, I'm not going to give this away for free to everyone. I think it would be

[45:08] so I'm going to give you an alternative for those who don't want to invest in me yet, for whatever reason. I would, but I'm going to give you another option so option I'm going to give you is directly with the same prompt, with the same prompt,

[45:23] sorry, with the same cloud you have. I'll open it for a second. As I said, with do is give it the copy of our product. What do I mean by that? We're going native ad and we're going to give it to our cloud ad. We're going to tell it, "Okay, that's the...

[45:36] an ad from our competitor." For me, I'll try to make them the best ads they have, okay? That they are quite active. Okay, here's the top one with the highest performance, okay? We give them the best ads from the

[45:48] translate them for our market, and to make sure they have our market, okay? Mexico, translate this competitor's ad into Mexican Spanish using everything you adapting it to our client, in this case, Mexico, and so on, and you'll come up

[46:03] with an adaptation. Obviously you have to read it to see that everything makes things as if it were an Indian, a robot, so we're going to try to make it make already have the ads. That's it, absolutely nothing else is needed.

[46:17] creating it teaches foundational knowledge, but with this it can be sold perfectly and a simple and to get you started on taking action and to show you that this this sells, that's why I'm telling you, otherwise I wouldn't— you can literally

[46:32] translate it and that's it. Okay, I wouldn't tell you to invent the copy yourselves, since this is a long thing and if a good guy does it, okay? With Cloud, I I'll say that, okay? How many ads did we launch? I'd say launch five

[46:46] I'll explain a bit about the structure for uploading those ads. A summary of everything so that you have it all perfectly clear in your mind. We've already validated it, done the research, and studied

[46:59] sell to, the product, and so on. We've created the website and now we've also created What's next? The photo. Okay? What are we going to do to take the photo? Give me a second, I'll take you. As I said, in the training I have a prompt that you

[47:13] with all the information about your product, your client and it will directly give you don't have to do anything else. With a prompt, you give it to the person you're going to do the prompt for, whether it's HGPT, banana, or whoever you want, and it will give you the

[47:28] not difficult. Besides the training, I also mention another way, which is to search for for me is the best, but I teach it within the training. What we're going can launch something, and we're going to do the following directly. For example,

[47:42] okay? Let's click on download media, we won't download it and for now we'll go going to use, okay? We're already on Hifli here. I haven't registered here so that nothing gets leaked, but now I'll do it and show it,

[47:54] many AIs for taking photos. Personally, I usually prefer Banana 2 or also using GPT Image 2. It's pretty good, but let's use, for example, Nano Banana 2, okay? Let's tell him, we'll send him the

[48:06] second and I'll upload it. In the end I had to log in because it wouldn't let me upload haven't downloaded, which is this one here, okay? I just uploaded it, okay? And I've put a replica of this image that's similar

[48:19] speak. Okay, it has changed for me, for example, in this case, the bowl, this, even looks like mine. My food has also changed a little. Here, for example, what's on the plate, the food inside, has changed a little . Here, for

[48:32] example, the cat is sitting and not standing, that's a bit of a will tell me, "Javi, but if you're stealing the photo, they can report you for this." If you knows about you, you might have problems copying it exactly, but

[48:44] , nobody's going to notice you. You can copy it, and once you make some sales, invoice, achieve a KD, and start scaling, then you can join me, and I'll teach you how to do everything from scratch so you don't have to, as I said, have

[48:57] problems with anyone, right? So this is the way I would tell you to start doing this easily, without complicating things. And as I say, the same. We have five ads, five texts, and we're going to take five photos, okay? Simply take the photo you're

[49:09] boom, boom, boom, you do it, that's it, okay? And you have five photos and five scripts, that's what you're basically have everything right now, we already have five ads and five images, absolutely everything we need to upload it. We have the website done, the ads done, let's

[49:24] see here, give me a second and I'll show you . Normally, a Facebook profile, okay? In this case her name is Ana Rodríguez and as you can see, if we go back, give me a second. They're usually

[49:37] uploaded from profiles that don't look like a brand to you, for example, Liberty Bond and as if it were an advertisement, okay?, for any brand, maybe, I don't know, Kitty Sputs, etc., right? Uh, subs, sorry. Here, for example, if you're

[49:52] giving accounts, everyone's profile is from people who appear completely real, even though they aren't, okay? Harry King, Ana Rodríguez, Marta Benet and in this case, for example, Leo Carter, Bárbara Rodrex, that is,

[50:06] normally you will have to create a Facebook profile within the same meta, within the advertising account. You take a random name and a profile picture you create with AI, or copy from

[50:20] overcomplicate things, okay? Once we have the profile created, now we're going to upload mention that part because it's something that's commonly used. Once we have this, this always recommend when I have a video, okay? In which I teach how to upload

[50:34] ads, okay? It's on my own Facebook page for a free course, so to As you know, as you can see, here's the video on how to upload your first Simple, right? As I said, you have no excuses, because my channel teaches everything.

[50:48] Okay, with that said, we're going to do a campaign that's going to be, we'll write it down here so you have it, uh, for a second. Oh, sorry, this wasn't what I meant to do. Okay, let's do a major CBO campaign, okay? In which

[51:01] ads, and we are going to put the ads here. That's the structure I say, I teach another type of structure complex, but as I say, this is for the people who trust me and I teach as

[51:14] I do. But as I said, my goal is for you to eventually release something. Let's do it this way, which works exactly the same, although another way is different, right? But we're going to do a CBO, we're going to make an app with

[51:26] I show in the video I've shown you. And here within this set We're going to have a CBO campaign, okay? In this case, we're going to have an app, and within that app, we're going to have the five ads we've made,

[51:40] the five ads we've made, okay? Which would be an ad here, okay? Boom, boom, boom, boom. Okay, so in this case we'll have five ads, okay? Here we have four, okay? Here are the five, okay?

[51:53] Spot. We're going to have one app and five ads, like I told you, okay? this app, and with that, the advertising campaign will be up and running, okay? It's that market. As I said, everything is explained in the video I

[52:07] showed you about how to publish this, so you have no excuse for not knowing how to do it. That said advertise it, from finding a product, passing the validation of that product, doing deep research, making the website, knowing how to make the creatives

[52:20] need to do this live because the information is explained and I honestly see that I need to do a 55-hour course on how to teach information on my YouTube channel, anyone who doesn't know how to launch this is

[52:33] because they don't want to, because I have more than enough information explained, okay? So, with that said all, and now let's move on to the last part and make a short conclusion. Okay, I've explain the last part, okay? That will be the scaling part. Here, once

[52:46] you publish your ads, the next day you start analyzing, Obviously, all of this is a bit more extensive, and here I have to say that out of me, I'm not going to explain all that part about how to scale this, since I think it's disrespectful to

[52:59] you see that it's possible to start selling, you're not even able to trust me want to address that aspect here. First, I want to give you a tip: if you are selling and making a profit, increase your budget by 20% per day. And if you're

[53:14] give you a little more beginner help, and obviously, if you 're just starting to climb, I want you to trust me. I'll help you one by Instagram with the word "learn" and I 'll give you a little more information about

[53:27] how I got here, how I got to make a living from this, right? Because a year ago, I was picture of me working; it's literally me. And a year ago I had lost my life. Last day going out this way. [ __ ] off already, you bunch of bastards. I'm

[53:43] going home, okay? And today, here I am on a lot of money already made in this type of ad and with other types of ads. As I said, it's very easy to do with this. Before, you

[53:56] a crazy mess, and now with AI it's super easy. Therefore, as I said, there's a video on Mark's channel where I show a YouTube challenge with nothing, unfiltered, absolutely everything, sorry, unfiltered so you can see that

[54:10] talking for the sake of talking, okay? Likewise, I don't think it's necessary to teach the knowledge I provide is sufficient . So having said that, I think you now have launch it. So with that said, see you next time . Bye, bye.

[54:25] The first thing to do is to thank Javi for the masterclass he teach how to do the campaigns, but that's because I already showed it in his video and it would also, obviously, so that you go to Javi's channel and follow him because he

[54:40] we leave some of them for training, but it's not because we're snake oil salesmen, the people who do pay us to train with us and have n't had to pay anything. In fact,

[54:54] So, we're giving you information for free. You have to allow us to very selfish of you when we are not being selfish expecting anything from you. So, what do I mean by this? Take advantage of what we

[55:09] channel, subscribe to Javi's channel, and if you can leave a comment, it wouldn't cost anything, and above all, take action because it's possible. And now I have to say two things, and I've told you before, but I have n't said one yet, and I'll get to that. In this

[55:23] example, which I already discussed with Javi, we show a product that is something to we show a product that is something to feed cats. Please, wanted to say it, because in this I want to, it 's my channel and I want to show my

[55:36] face. Please, if you are going to sell products that are meant to be ingested, eaten, or applied to the skin, have a good supplier with all the necessary certifications works, and has no harmful properties. Don't grab a product from China with a

[55:50] terrible supplier or because it's cheaper or whatever and sell it to pet owners, people who eat it, or whatever. Please, you could get yourselves unethical, and secondly, you could get into enormous legal trouble. Don't do that.

[56:04] I make a plea to life, to God, and to whoever else. Don't do that n't sell things that we don't know if they work and if they might cause the cat dying, having a reaction, or whatever. Please, first

[56:19] we want to earn money, but above all we are people. That said, to make it clear, I'm not doing this disclaimer to cover my back, I'm doing it sell things that could harm animals and people, never. I don't care about

[56:32] money, I couldn't care less, and you have to think the same. Now, let's go back to what we were doing If you do this right, you'll start making money. You're going to start you might say, "Holy crap, Mark, so why would I buy your course?" Well, in my

[56:46] course, well, my mentorship, because it's not a course, in my mentorship you not also learn how to make videos, how to optimized strategies, how to make offers, postpurchase chase, a private provider to handle

[56:59] all the certificates, and so on , and the products are one-on-one mentoring via WhatsApp in the Ads section with Javi. You know what it's like to spend WhatsApp every day. How can you not move forward? How can you not

[57:14] sell more? You can't find that on YouTube. I can do YouTube by myself. Yes, you can do it wasting by not paying for information? And I'm telling you this straight. If you're not selling, try YouTube. That's why we're giving it to you. However, don't be egocentric

[57:29] . You're the one putting the ceiling up, no matter what. So, as I said, I'm apply it, so you can do it, and more, Javi, who has made a lot of money with native apps. A lot of money, a lot is a lot,

[57:42] and it helps a lot of people to make money. Apply it and give it your all. And let me tell you two a little so the editor can get a good look at it. Okay, here's the dropshipping training with paid advertising, investing so your videos and

[57:56] photos are shown on Facebook and Metaads, okay? You risk risk climbing much higher. That depends on you, since it was a brand, etc. And here's the QR code where you can access the

[58:09] organic training. What is organic formation? Sell ​​the same amount, but without investing in advertising, without running targeted campaigns, but by uploading videos and therefore there is no risk of losing money and you can earn much more in

[58:23] lose money, you spend less and earn more. If you 're just starting out, I recommend the organic one. If you're already making money, I recommend the Ads one. If you're already making money buy it through ads. If you don't want to do it

[58:35] you can try it with Ads. Do whatever you want. You also have a WhatsApp number; they'll support, make calls, provide a supplier, provide contacts so that things. I'll shut up now because I'm being a real pain. You have both QR codes here in

[58:50] both channels and give it a try. See you [music] . Bye.

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