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I Let AI Run a Dropshipping Store for 30 Days — It Made $54,475

0h 37m video Published Feb 22, 2026 Transcribed Jul 31, 2026 T THE ECOM KING
Intermediate 37 min read For: Aspiring dropshippers and e-commerce entrepreneurs who want to learn product research, store building, and AI-powered ad creation for Shopify stores.
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"Title implies AI ran the store solo, but it's a human-led AI-assisted case study — valuable, but slightly oversold."

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This video is a 30-day Shopify dropshipping case study showing a brand-new store going from $0 to over $54,000 in January 2026, with a profit margin of 18–22%. The creator breaks down the full process: product research, TikTok trend hunting, AI-powered store building, ad creative production, and a Facebook ads testing strategy.

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Case study results

A brand new Shopify dropshipping store went from $0 to $54,000 in revenue in January 2026, with a profit margin of 18–22% (roughly $10,000+ profit).

[00:14]
Not a highlight reel

There were days with plummeting sales, problems that almost killed the store, and strategic pivots that saved it — real success is messy.

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Updated numbers

As of February 10, the same store's revenue reached $69,000, showing the store kept scaling after the January launch.

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Product research criteria

Nine criteria: emotional connection, problem-solving, wow factor, high perceived value, premium quality, strong reviews, giftability, TikTok-friendliness, and low saturation.

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Use AI for niche generation

Use an LLM/AI agent like Scopic AI with a dropshipping expert prompt; iterate by asking for more ideas until you get high-quality options.

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Time your trend entry

Avoid products in niches that are already aggressively trending. Enter before the trend peaks; Mother's Day was too far, New Year's was fading, Valentine's Day was primed.

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Optimize TikTok FYP for product research

Search terms like 'TikTok made me buy it' and 'Amazon finds', then watch videos for 10+ seconds, like, comment, and repost ~20 posts until your feed is full of dropshipping products.

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Shortlist and reject products

Narrowed to three viral products, then rejected two: one because the premium packaging was impossible to replicate via Chinese suppliers, another because it had no wow factor.

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Recent virality is key

Products with viral videos in the last 30–40 days show real current demand — older viral proof is irrelevant.

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Validate with ad-spy data

Use Winning Hunter to search product name variations, filter by English, ad spend, and ads created in the last 90 days; study competitor pages and their most-funded product.

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Check Amazon reviews for quality

The chosen product had 4.7 stars from 286 reviews on Amazon, confirming product quality and reducing return risk.

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Build the store with AI

Use Scopic AI page builder ($50/mo) to generate branding, logo, and layout from a competitor URL; use Shopify Sidekick AI to remake sections. Store was built in ~30 minutes.

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Design a strong offer

Used pink/white color psychology, 'Forever Rose' branding, a standard + bundle offer, and a fair 90-day money-back guarantee to increase conversions.

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Add shipping protection profit

Added a $5 shipping protection add-on as an extra Shopify product; since most shipments arrive undamaged, this is mostly incremental profit.

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Use a private supplier

Used private agent Team Drop for fast shipping lines (5–12 days), 1–3 day processing, and better support; critical for scaling stores.

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Create AI UGC ads

Download competitor's top ads, transcribe with Otter AI, feed transcript to an AI agent with a creative prompt to generate fresh scripts; produce AI avatars with Arcads and mix with real B-roll.

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Facebook ads: broad and creative-first

Testing structure is CBO $50/day ($100 for premium products), one broad ad set with top 15 countries, no interests, auto placements; make multiple creatives with the same angle and only change the first 3–5 second hook.

The video is a realistic, AI-assisted dropshipping case study: despite the clickbait-adjacent title, the actionable takeaways — trend timing, product validation via ad-spy data, AI-powered store and creative production, and a broad-testing Facebook ads strategy — offer a solid blueprint for testing products in 2026.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 02:28 Define your product research criteria: emotional connection, problem-solving, wow factor, high perceived value, premium quality, strong reviews, giftability, TikTok-friendliness, low saturation.
2 03:27 Use an AI agent (e.g., Scopic AI) with a dropshipping expert prompt to generate niche ideas; keep iterating with follow-up prompts to build better responses.
3 05:40 Evaluate trend timing — choose a niche before it peaks. He picked Valentine's Day over Mother's Day and New Year's resolutions.
4 07:24 Optimize TikTok FYP: search 'TikTok made me buy it' and 'Amazon finds', watch videos for 10+ seconds, like, comment, and repost about 20 videos to fill your feed with product content.
5 10:44 Shortlist products that show real comment engagement, easy marketing angle, and strong wow factor; reject products with hard-to-replicate packaging or weak creative potential.
6 13:49 Validate with Winning Hunter: search product name variations, filter by English and ad spend, set ads created to last 90 days, and study competitor pages and their most-funded product.
7 17:03 Check product quality via Amazon reviews (e.g., 4.7 stars, 286 reviews) to reduce return risk.
8 18:11 Build the Shopify store with Scopic AI page builder: paste a competitor URL to generate branding, logo, and layout; use Shopify Sidekick AI to customize sections.
9 19:35 Design a powerful offer: pick emotional color psychology, create bundles, add a fair 90-day money-back guarantee, and offer a $5 shipping protection add-on.
10 20:44 Generate AI imagery and videos with tools like Google Banana Pro, Google V3, and Cling Motion; create 4 short 10-second videos showing the product and reactions.
11 23:11 Install supporting apps: Omnisend for email marketing, reviews app, bundle app, translation app, and shipping protection.
12 26:03 Work with a private dropshipping supplier (e.g., Team Drop) for fast shipping lines, reliable support, and lower risk of errors.
13 31:01 Create AI UGC ad scripts: download competitor's top ads with Winning Hunter, transcribe via Otter AI, feed transcript to an AI agent, then use Arcads to make AI avatars and mix with real B-roll.
14 35:14 Launch Facebook ads: use CBO $50/day ($100 if product >$80-90), one broad ad set targeting top 15 countries, no interests, auto placements; create multiple creatives with the same angle, only changing the first 3-5 second hook.

Study Flashcards (12)

What was the profit margin of the store?

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18–22%.

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What revenue was achieved by February 10?

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$69,000.

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Name at least 5 of the 9 product research criteria.

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Emotional connection, problem-solving, wow factor, high perceived value, premium quality, strong reviews, giftable, TikTok-friendly, low saturation.

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Why was the rose pendant teddy bear rejected?

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Because recreating the premium packaging/unboxing experience with a Chinese supplier was unrealistic.

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Why did the creator choose Valentine's Day as the niche?

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Strong emotional drive, wow-factor products, good timing (trend starting), low saturation, giftable.

06:32

What is the strongest signal when a competitor sells multiple products?

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The product they spend the most ad money on is the strongest signal.

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What Amazon review data gave confidence in the chosen product?

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4.7 stars based on 286 reviews.

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What tool and cost were used to build the store?

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Scopic AI page builder, $50/month.

18:11

What is Sidekick AI?

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Shopify's AI agent that can recreate sections from a reference website or screenshot.

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What is the recommended Facebook ads testing campaign structure?

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CBO at $50/day, broad ad set, top 15 countries, no interests, auto placements.

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How many seconds should the hook differ between creatives in the same ad set?

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The first 3–5 seconds.

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What does 'recent virality' mean in product selection?

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Videos that went viral within the last 30–40 days.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Subniche within saturated markets

Shows that saturation isn't a dealbreaker; finding an unsaturated sub-audience inside a big niche is where the money is.

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Time your trend entry early

Entering before a trend peaks avoids riding a decline, a counterintuitive principle many dropshippers miss.

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Recent virality beats old proof

Demand validation should come from the last 30–40 days, not from years-old viral videos.

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Follow competitor ad spend

The product a competitor spends the most on is a powerful, data-backed validation signal.

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Creative is the targeting in 2026

With broad Facebook ads and auto-targeting, the creative itself becomes the main targeting mechanism.

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[00:01] I took a Shopify drop shipping store from absolute zero to over $54,000 from absolute zero to over $54,000 from the start of January 2026 [music] in the new year. But I'm going to be real with you. This isn't what you think

[00:14] success is. There were days where sales plummeted. There were problems that almost killed the store. There were also pivots that saved it. That's [music] why this case study is different from the other ones on YouTube. Now, before we

[00:26] get into it, guys, there is a like goal of a,000 likes. I'm giving you guys a completely free case study and I'm being transparent and honest by showing you people won't. So guys, the first thing that I want to do is show you the

[00:40] Shopify dashboard to show you all the proof. So you can see here at the start proof. So you can see here at the start of January 2026, we made $0 and at the of January 2026, we made $0 and at the end of the month, we achieved $54,000

[00:52] in revenue. So we took a brand new store from zero to $54,000. And you can see the orders have been fulfilled. So this is a legit store. Now for those that are wondering what is the profit margin on the store is hovering around about 18 to

[01:06] 22%. So it's not bad for a brand new store. If you do the math, it's coming store. If you do the math, it's coming out to around about just over $10,000. new store, guys, you can see I've changed the date from last year,

[01:20] as the start of the year, we started scaling the store. And you can see by the chart, it's scaling really nicely. It's not like the stores completely died were days where the sales did plummet and we got scared. Now, at the time of

[01:34] 10th of February. So, I'm actually going to show you the results from the 10th of February till now. And you can see the numbers are now at $69,000. the year on how this brand new Shopify store is doing. But those numbers are

[01:49] impressive, especially as it's a brand new store. And this just shows you guys that there's still loads of money to be made within the Shopify drop shipping space as long as you do it correctly. And that's what I'm about to show you.

[02:01] in-depth Myro board. You can see I go over product selection and product criteria, how we built the store, and then the full ad creatives, and then Facebook ads. You can see it's the complete Myro board that will be

[02:15] available for you guys to use right now in the pin comment and in the the value guys, make sure you destroy that like button. So let's go over the first thing. How did we find the winning product? So we have a product research

[02:28] criteria that we use all the time. Number one, is there an emotional connection? Number two, is it a problem-solving product? Number three, has it got wow factor? Number four, high perceived value. Number five, premium

[02:41] quality. Number six, strong reviews. Number seven, giftable product. Can you Tok friendly because we want to run it on Tik Tok and Facebook. And then the last one is low saturation. Is it within a big niche that is saturated, but we

[02:56] can subniche it to a low saturated audience. Listen to what I just said. because that means there's money to be made. And then you find a subniche that saturated niche. And then that's where you find the gold mine, guys. Saturation

[03:11] but you have to segment it out into unsaturated areas or audiences within that saturated space for you to make a lucrative amount of money from it. So, guys, you're going to want to use an LLM or an AI agent. For my choice, I'm going

[03:27] to be using Scopic AI as it is the powered AI agent for drop shipping exclusively. Now, it's free to sign up, guys. You don't need a credit card, just an email and verify it. So, you're going to paste this prompt here into your LLM

[03:40] Scopic. And then you're going to click paste. And then you're going to send it. Shopify drop shipping expert with over 30 years of experience in trend analysis and consumer behavior. Your goal is to identify upcoming currently trending

[03:55] niches for Shopify drop shipping. Focus on niches that are gaining attention emotional buying behavior and allow for high perceived value products. So basically, I've given it a good prompt. The thing with AI is most people use it

[04:08] The prompts that I use with AI is designed to work well with LLM. So, the first idea it gave me is sustainable, eco-friendly home products, and it gives me the whole reason why it's a good

[04:22] option. I'm going to come back and say, "Send me five niche ideas." You don't the AI gives you. A lot of people just assume the first response is the best response. You're trying to build a memory with the AI so the responses

[04:35] after get even better every time. So the first one is postpartum and it gives me all the reasons why this is an upcoming trend. Then it says smart home and IoT devices for pet owners. Again, gives me all the reasons why.

[04:49] wellness products for teens and young adults. So you can see it's giving me even more niches and all the reasons why. Now you can carry on and go back and forth as long as you want till it keeps giving you more and more ideas.

[05:03] But make sure you read everything it tells you because it's giving you the the target customer, why people are willing to spend money on it. It's people with AI don't even read the responses in full. They just quick read

[05:16] value. Now, once you've done this correctly, guys, over around about 10 to 15 minutes, you're going to get three options. Good options, by the way. Now, these three options that it gave me over

[05:28] a long period of time of going back and forth with it is Mother's Day, New Year's resolutions, and Valentine's Day. At this point of recording, it's currently the 10th of February. So, let's go into Mother's Day. I didn't

[05:40] choose Mother's Day because it's still too far away. March in the UK and May in the USA. Since it's early, the trend hasn't fully started yet. And this is the key thing people miss out on. You don't want to sell in a niche where it's

[05:53] currently on an uptrend aggressively. You want to try and find it before the trend starts. So imagine a chart. You want to try and enter the chart very early on instead of halfway or at the end because then you end up going

[06:06] against a decline in trend. So when you find out that Mother's Day in the UK is March and May, you've still got enough time to wave to ride the wave of momentum. If we go over to New Year's resolutions, I didn't choose New Year's

[06:20] resolutions because most people quit after a week. that makes it harder to sell long term and the space is already crowded with big brands. Again, I don't want to compete with the big brands. Then we got Valentine's Day. I choose

[06:32] trending. It's driven by strong emotions. We can find products with clear wow factor. The products connect deeply with customers on an emotional level. If we go back up to what I just showed you a minute ago, we want

[06:45] emotional. So, if we look at my bingo card, we have emotional connection. We strong reviews. We're going to have low saturation, giftable product, high perceived value, premium quality. Most things on my bingo card can be checked

[07:00] off. And that is what you always want to do. You don't have to have all of these, but you need to have more. And the more you have, the better it's going to be. give it to the AI you've been chatting to, and say, "Look, out of all these

[07:12] options you've given me, does that niche have these? How many of it does it have? me what I want to hear." And it's important you tell the AI that. and then it will be very honest and tell you how many of these that you actually have if

[07:24] you don't know yourself. Okay, let's move on. I kept the next step very again, I decided to take a different approach and go straight to Tik Tok and me buy it, Amazon's finds, and then I started liking and commenting and

[07:38] sharing drop shipping related posts. I did this until my for you page was fully optimized and only showing products and content. Once that was done, I spent a few more hours scrolling and analyzing products. So essentially guys, this is

[07:52] essentially go on Tik Tok on your mobile device and you search for things like Tik Tok made me buy Amazon finds. And Valentine's Day because that's what I've found a Valentine's Day niche. And as

[08:05] soon as you go through those keywords, you're going to see it videos talking this. You need to watch the videos for longer than 10 seconds. You need to like, you need to comment, and you need to repost. Now, as long as you do that

[08:17] on around about 20 videos, your for you page should now be covered in videos from drop shippers or e-commerce brands. So, when you doom scroll, at least you're doom scrolling based on seeing products that can make you money. Now,

[08:30] Tok account for doom scrolling for drop shipping products, or you can use your usually have private accounts where I create loads of accounts and I find products on those different accounts because you want your whole feed to be

[08:44] good thing with the Tik Tok algorithm is your for you page. They ain't going to show you videos from, you know, eight months ago or 3 months ago. The Tik Tok algorithm is designed to show you the

[08:57] latest videos. So although yes, you went on to Tik Tok made me buy this Valentine's Day and those old videos from 3 months ago have shown up, when your algorithm understands what you're interested in, it will then show you

[09:09] relevant new videos within that industry. And that's the key point, industry. And that's the key point, seeing relevant new videos based on what the algorithm in clutch mode and it shows you relevant videos on those

[09:22] topics, drop shipping products, ecom products, you're already set to look at that process, I narrowed it down to products that were getting real comment section, there was loads of people commenting and replying to the

[09:35] comments and having discussions, products that looked easy to market. So, myself, is it a no-brainer? Does it make sense? Will people understand it explanation? It's as simple as that.

[09:48] appeal. So, when you see that product, does it visually overwhelm you in a positive way? Does it make you think, "Wow, that product's left something on probably going to search for it again tomorrow, or I'm going to watch a

[10:03] product's going to make you feel when you see it. There's no way there's a that exists. You end up getting interested. You search for on YouTube, you search for it, you know, online, all of these different things. And that's

[10:16] have. So, based on that, guys, I narrowed it down to three different products that I kept seeing on my page. So, number one was this rose pendant teddy bear, then this fluffy teddy bear with roses, and then this necklace where

[10:32] it shows a family portrait within it. These were the three products that I narrowed it down to based on what I was seeing. Now, remember, I'm showing you images of these, but there was videos on Tik Tok for each one of these products.

[10:44] put them on the screen. So, let's have a look at product number one, guys. The no strong wow factor, very limited content ideas, hard to make engaging Tik Christmas, not exciting enough to test. Because of that, I decided not to sell

[11:00] it and move forward for better options. So, here's the video for that product. Now, I must say the packaging itself and the unboxing experience is what made this product do so well. The actual physical product itself, like this is

[11:12] heart. Now, your supplier is definitely not going to do this. and the custom packaging of the couple. Again, your supplier might be able to do that, but this is essentially what product you'd get. The product itself is very, very

[11:25] good, but recreating this packaging experience, let's be honest, guys. Your drop shipping supplier from China is not going to be able to do this. So, that's why, unfortunately, it's a big issue for me to sell. If I could redo this whole

[11:37] better. But, I got to be realistic with what I've got. Then, we've got product roses. The reason I didn't move forward with this one is it's just a teddy bear. At the end of the day, it's just a teddy bear. No strong wow factor, very limited

[11:51] creative angles, hard to make it feel premium, and didn't seem like it would see in the see-through bag, it just says I love it, and it's a teddy bear. Overall, it did pretty well, but I just don't think it's overwhelming like the

[12:05] first products unboxing. And again, the product itself is very mediocre. Now, product number three, which was this necklace. The reason why we chose this product is strong wow factor necklace reveals creates a surprise. Easy to

[12:18] create variations. Proven product from past years. So I was able to find out from the past years on Tik Tok. This product has consistently done well. Recent Tik Tok virality. So recently it's done well again. Not just from the

[12:31] year. Plenty of creative angles for content. So let me show you guys the video quickly. So it shows here Valentine's Day gift for your girl. shows it in this box. At this point,

[12:44] this guy's just yapping on. If we just spade it on a little bit. Now, remember, this is an organic video, not an ad. So, that's why it's a long video. You can see you got this rose on the top and then underneath it, you have the

[12:57] necklace. Now, the key takeaway is that it didn't really matter whether I chose a product one or product two or product three. All three of these products had videos that went viral within the last 30 to 40 days. There was a huge signal

[13:09] with recent virality is one of the most important factors when selecting a product because it shows real demand right now, not months ago. A lot of drop years ago, just say, "Well, that's proof," and then end up trying to sell

[13:23] need to look for recent real demand and actual market confirmation, not from years ago. Not only that, but I was also looking for products that I could test fast with low effort. Drop shipping is all about moving quickly. When you

[13:37] combine speed with quality, you want products that fit both. The goal is to find products that meet the criteria, are easy to test, and allow you to move fast without over complicating things. So my product validation in the end guys

[13:49] was this. Check competitors using Winning Hunter. So what I did guys is I the name of the product and I did different variations of the product name. I got AI to tell me different names that I could search for on an ad

[14:01] spy tool to find relevant ads and it gave me a massive list to use and you started with Rose Teddy. I filtered it by English and I filtered it by ad spend. So, ad spend meaning that all the ads that I'm seeing are spending the

[14:14] across all of these. This was one of the products that I found. It's the same product that I found that I wanted to sell. Now, it doesn't have to be the very similar. Here's another one, guys, here of another ad. Here's another ad

[14:31] the same product. Now, what I can also do on here is I can click these three dots and I can click find competitors with AI. So, it makes it even easier for me to find even more ads being run for the same product. And just like that,

[14:45] you're going to be able to see even more ads being ran for the same product. Now, want to filter the dates by ads created in the last 90 days. That way, the ads are from the last 90 days, not from years ago. Now, based on that, guys, I

[14:58] was able to find my competitors. So, I found sparkly.com. I found this one here. I found madfarose.com and then because I found these three big competitors, I can search for them on the ads library or on winning hunter. So

[15:12] I can find the page and then find their ads by searching for their brand name on the ads library or on winning hunter. Soon as you've got the website, you can Facebook page name, and then search by it. And then you can see what active ads

[15:25] out, guys. I'm on Winning Hunter again. I type in Sparkly Roses. I scroll down, store here. So, I can click on this and now it's going to filter everything by I'm seeing all of the ads that they're currently running. So, as soon as you

[15:41] find competitors, you can search for them on the search bar. And you can see of the active ads they're currently running running. You can see from two weeks ago, from 3 weeks ago, these are all the ads that they're running. And

[15:54] what I can do is I can actually filter this by from newest to actual ad spend. And then I can change the dates from ad creation the last 90 days. So I'm using it based on which ads they're spending the most money on and most importantly

[16:08] which ones are spending the most money. So these are the most recent ads they've done. And look, these are generating $300,000, $25,000, $25,000. And this is the exact product that we chose. So you can see it right here, guys. So just by

[16:22] using Winning Hunter in this method, it's such a powerful way to validate the product based on real data because you can see this brand spending tens hundreds of thousands of dollars running ads for this product. And out of all the

[16:35] selling a load of different products. They're selling roses. They're selling a sparkly rose. The one they're spending the most money on, funny enough, is the I'm trying to make is when you find a page and they're selling multiple

[16:48] the one they're spending the most money on, that is a great signal. Then, what I did, guys, is I checked on Amazon for the quality. So, I found Amazon links make sure that the quality was good. And you can see here 4.7 star reviews based

[17:03] on 286 people, which is good because it tells me that the actual product quality itself is high quality. The Amazon reviews are way more authentic than AliExpress or Chinese supplier reviews. So, it gives me the confidence to sell

[17:17] the product because I know that the customer shouldn't return or refund the product because it's already got a high quality on Amazon. Remember, these guys products from the same place, but they've now got it on an Amazon

[17:29] warehouse. They're doing FBA essentially. So, we now know the product that I care about because I don't want high return rates. I don't want high scaling a store and then having to refund all the customers? It makes zero

[17:43] sense because your ad cost can't be refunded. So the key takeaways guys is I product making money. Then I confirmed it with real demand by using Winning which is good for me and that is the mindset you need to have guys when doing

[17:58] product validation. I literally just did it with you there and that's how I do it all step by step. There is no other way that I do it. That is literally the foundations of how I find winning products. Now, the Shopify store itself

[18:11] was very simple. We used an AI page builder called Scopic AI to build the store. Now, Scopic AI is a page builder. It's not free. It is a paid one. It's $50 a month. And you can create multiple pages just by copying and pasting a URL

[18:26] from a competitor. It creates the images. It creates the brand name. It creates the logo. It creates the brand color kit. And essentially all you need to do is add a few little things on top like custom apps, maybe a few different

[18:38] sections like we did using the Sidekick AI. Sidekick AI is essentially Shopify's new AI agent where you can literally give it a prompt and you can reference another website Shopify store and take a screenshot and say remake this section

[18:52] but for my brand and it will recreate the whole section. So, we did an AI page builder, Scopic AI, to do the full branding, the full page. And then we use Sidekick from Shopify, but I used my Sidekick prompt GBT. I actually created

[19:05] a custom GBT prompt for Sidekick so that you can literally give it your brand details, and then it will create the prompt to give to Sidekick, and it see on my screen. Literally, creating Shopify stores today is not hard,

[19:20] especially with page builders. With Sidekick AI, you can literally create any Shopify store you want in the matter of about 30 minutes. But let me break so well. Number one, guys, look at the color psychology. We used pink, white,

[19:35] females or we're trying to attract boyfriends to buy the product. Guys, we're going for like a loving relationship style color kit. We've called it Forever Rose. Preserve a rose that lasts for years. Plays a soft

[19:47] romantic melody. Gift ready design for any occasion. So, I've literally told designed for a gift occasion. Valentine's Day is a gift occasion. that way I'm not alienating a specific one. Then, we've got the Forever Rose

[20:03] standard price. And then, we've got the complete bundle. Now, the complete you get two of them. And the thing is, when you put free 90-day money back guarantee, as long as you make the terms fair, you're going to win people over.

[20:16] they've used it, then damaged it. But as long as you're fair with the money back guarantee, we got AI to figure it out, then it's very unlikely for people to explain enough is your offer needs to be powerful. You need to ask yourself this

[20:30] now, guys. Is your offer as good as my offer right now on the screen. If your is why you're not making money. People think you can just have a basic offer and you'll print. And the truth is, you won't. Now, the imagery is also

[20:44] important. We had the main image of the product and then the second image we had is a woman on the couch literally crying when she opens it up. We used Google Banana Pro to create this. We uploaded the reference image of the product from

[20:57] our supplier and then we got it to create a woman crying on the sofa. I've to use Google Banana Pro to create imagery. Again, I'll leave that one board, but essentially that's how we

[21:10] created these images and the unboxing experience on somebody's bed. So, it kind of fits in with that love uh Valentine's Day section. But essentially, guys, Google Banana Pro will create you savage images like this

[21:22] that look aesthetic. Then you're going to see see rose cuddle in action. So, we made four different AI videos. And the funny thing is, guys, these are AI funny thing is, guys, these are AI videos. We made them all using Google V3

[21:34] and Cling Motion. Again, I've made another video on how to use AI video creation tools to be able to do all of this, but it is very, very easy. And I'll leave that also linked in the myro board. But we made four 10-second videos

[21:47] really makes people want to buy the product cuz they see instant reactions and they think, "Well, would my partner have the same reaction?" Because that's Then underneath that, we have the why Rose Cuddle makes heartbreaks made with

[22:01] love, premium quality, perfect gift, and guaranteed smile. So, we're guaranteeing that somebody is going to smile. Then we've got the animated bar limited gift drop teddy real rose look. Perfect for Valentine's Days and anniversaries and

[22:14] it says shit's fast. Then you've got the next section which says a little bear with a big heart. So it's quite a cute slogan that we use for that one and it worked really really well. But that's essentially how simple the page layout

[22:26] called shipping protection. So technically if they pay another $5, they the shipping protection works is we create it as an extra product on Shopify. Now, we literally just call it shipping protection. Make it $5, add the

[22:42] little logo, which is like a safeguard logo, and then they can add that to just means that it guarantees that the product won't arrive damaged. Now, your supplier 99% of the time will arrive the product undamaged. But if there is that

[22:55] one time it isn't, you instantly have to refund them. But again, it's an odd scenario. your odds are greater because it's more likely 99% of the time for it claim this, you're still going to be making a lot of money from this offer.

[23:11] people really can't afford on Valentine's Day or a anniversary to have the product damaged, they're going to probably take that insurance. Now the one, Omniscent for email marketing. If

[23:24] you're not using email marketing, guys, I can't explain how silly that is. You I can't explain how silly that is. You have to use email marketing in 2026. Omniscent is by far the best. They have AI workflows. They have setup automating

[23:36] campaigns. It's just a plug-and-play system and it's easy to use. Then we use Luke's reviews for customer reviews or you can use LII reviews. They're both as Catching Bundles for the bundle offer that I showed you. Then I'm using

[23:48] Transtore for AI auto translations depending on where they're coming from. using an app literally called shipping protection that does all of that for me. So those were all the apps that I used. So guys, before I get into the next part

[24:02] a quick announcement. If you've been not talking about group mentoring, we're talking about onetoone mentoring for your e-commerce and drop shipping experience, then you're in the right

[24:15] out to me on Instagram or comment on the video saying, "Do you have one-to-one mentoring? Can I work with you? Then yes, guys, I do offer a one-to-one mentorship. We've been offering mentoring in the drop shipping space now

[24:30] for over 7 years, and our track record is proven. We have some of the most successful students that have graduated from our e-commerce mentorship. We're one of the only few companies that still offer one-to-one mentoring, and we're

[24:43] it. So, if you're looking for a one-to-one mentor to help you with your very beginning, finding a winning product, building the store, launching partner, feeling like you have the confidence to run your store without

[24:58] worrying about am I doing it right, am I doing it wrong, how do I find the little gems about how to do it correctly, your mentor will figure that out with you. He will turn you into a drop shipping professional within 30 days. I can

[25:11] guarantee that the mentoring that we offer in our company is the highest quality of education in the industry. Now, I don't want to talk too much about the mentoring, guys, but I know a lot of you guys have been asking for it. So, if

[25:23] mentorship, there'll be a link in the comment and there'll be a QR code on the screen so you can apply. But before you apply, guys, only apply if you're serious and you have a good budget. We only want to work with people that have

[25:36] a good mindset and a good budget so it doesn't slow them down through the process. Our most successful students have always been the ones that have the correct mindset and they have a budget to spend on ads. Now, if I was to guess,

[25:48] one-to-one mentoring for Q1 will be fully booked by the end of the next two you can join, make sure you apply by scanning the QR code or clicking the link in the description before it's too late and we reopen for the next quarter.

[26:03] back into the video. Now, for those that are wondering what supplier I used, I used a private drop shipping supplier. Now, a private drop shipping supplier is numbers with stores. And the thing is, you're never going to know when your

[26:17] store starts to scale. So, you need to make sure you're using a good supplier products get to your customers as quick as possible and your supplier stands on their word whenever things go wrong. Remember guys, your biggest risk with

[26:30] handle literally sending your products wrong, it's going to cost you the business a lot of money. That's why you private supplier so that you don't have any of these issues. For example, if

[26:44] They take the responsibility. They either reship the product or refund you. Now, the private drop shipping supplier that I'm using is Team Drop. Now, Team shipping supply that you can start using. Usually, you have to pay a

[26:59] monthly subscription or you have to do big numbers to use a private agent using them for free if you use my link in the pin comment and in the it's so powerful is check this out. So,

[27:12] selling. And you can see there's loads of different variations. You got all these different colors and options, but the most important thing is the shipping options. You can see I can get my product to my customer in 6 to 12 days,

[27:24] 7 to 15 days. I can get my product to 5 to 8 days. So, you can see they offer all the fastest shipping lines in the world. By using a private supplier, like all the ones that I just showed you in the industry. And the estimated

[27:38] processing time is only 1 to 3 days on my experience is around about 1 to two fastest shipping lines, you're going to get great customer support because you by clicking this button. And then you can manage everything nicely within Team

[27:52] about it, guys, but it's essential you use something like Team Drop because they are designed for drop shippers that scale. Now, you don't have to be scaling complete beginner, but then at least your ship is in order. You're not having

[28:06] are doing big numbers about, have I worked with a trusted supplier? Am I my products out fast? Offer the best shipping lines. Stand on their word if support. So, make sure you use Team Drop. going to be linked in the

[28:20] description and in the pinned comment. So guys, now let me move on to the creatives, the video ads, the ad copies, all of that stuff that we used creative for the ads. So this is ad number one that I want to show you. Now bear in

[28:33] AI, which is the crazy part. So check this out. This is the smartest gift I've couple coffees. Picked up this teddy bear set online. Let me show you why this is genius. Red gift box with gold details. Looks way more expensive. Red

[28:49] metallic teddy with a clear dome inside is a real preserved rose. Not fake. An actual preserved rose. Here's where it gets crazy. Gold heart on the side. Turn it. The dome rotates. Other side has a jewelry compartment. So, it looks like a

[29:04] natural guy that's walking around his house telling other guys, "Buy this for It's very natural. Some of the B-roll was real footage. Some of it was AI, but it's essentially this guy on a UGC who's going to relate to all the other guys

[29:17] sometimes it's expensive. He's saying that it's less than a cup of coffee in lot less on this than you would on coffee. So, he's essentially trying to connect with the audience really well. >> I found the most genius gift idea,

[29:32] hidden surprise inside. Got my girlfriend this teddy bear. Looks cute, girlfriend this teddy bear. Looks cute, but wait. Comes in a red box. red shiny but wait. Comes in a red box. red shiny bear holding a clear dome preserved rose

[29:45] inside. Looks beautiful. She said, "This is so sweet." I said, "Hold on. Best part coming." ad that we ran. So, we got a guy in the car coming back from work or driving to

[29:58] thinking that straight away. This guy's connecting with the other guys out there girlfriend." So, then guys are thinking, "If he got it for his girlfriend, I don't really think about what to get their girlfriends. They just guess or

[30:12] copy what their friends do. So, that's why this ad also does well. So, let's >> got our anniversary. Needed something fast. Found this rose teddy bear gift and it saved me. Comes in a black gift

[30:24] box. Red bear with a clear ball holding a preserved rose. Real rose lasts forever. Gold heart on the side. >> Now, the crazy thing is he said at the start, I almost forgot my anniversary. It's a bold statement. A lot of people

[30:36] said, "Well, I got my partner this." be like, "Oh, my anniversary is around the corner. Oh, my anniversary is in a immediately connects with a lot of people. Now, based on all of these ads,

[30:49] guys, all of the B-roll is very similar. The only thing different is the AI avatar, the situation they're in, and what they're saying to the camera. This is the style that works extremely well. And this just shows you the power of AI

[31:01] UGC creators with human B-roll or real B-roll mixed together can be a very powerful way to advertise products. So, let me quickly break down how we created video in the cheat sheet on the Myra board so you guys can literally do it

[31:16] step by step. But essentially, I gave the AI agent this prompt. You can use any AI again, Open AI, Scopic AI, whichever one you want to use. So, this direct response, copyriter, creative strategist, and a UGC ad analyst with 30

[31:29] years of experience. The inputs is you'll receive three inputs: Amazon descriptions, description, price, category. So, you guys actually have to fill this all out. We can't do it for you, but you do need to fill this out.

[31:42] Then it says your task. Step one, deep analysis. So, essentially, you're given this prompt to the AI and then it will output the information. So, you can see output requirements. Create a new ad script and then specify what it is for

[31:54] each script. Preserve the exact format style for the original txt file. Use natural speaking language. Make it feel like a different creator, not a rewrite. Stay aligned with the original ads intent. Now, you might be thinking, what

[32:06] are you on about the txt file? Now, what we do, guys, is we go back to Winning Hunter. We find the most popular ads for the product. We download them to we upload them to Otter AI and then we transcript it. So essentially, you're

[32:19] taking your competitor's best performing ads from Winning Hunter. You're downloading them. You're then going to transcript them using Otter AI, and then with that transcript, you can give it to the AI agent as a TXT file, and then it

[32:32] you don't want the AI agent to come up you give it a framework. So, if you're giving it the best performing ads, transcripts, it can work off that and improve it. You don't want it to come up

[32:45] are terrible. And then essentially once you've got your script back, you need to go to Arcer ads. This is where we create our AI UGC creators and then you need to create your actual avatar. Now you can use the AI avatars that they already

[32:59] have or you can create a brand new avatar by giving it an image or a prompt and it can create that avatar. And like I said, I will leave a link in the myro board so you can watch the video that I made about how to create AI avatars and

[33:11] board, but I'm not going to go over it now because that is a independent video showed you, I just want to quickly go over why it worked. It had a relatable hook. I almost forgot our anniversary. Instant connection. Problem solution. He

[33:24] had a crisis product saved him. Number three, emotional proof that matters. Number four, surprise factor. Number five, perfect price/ urgency. So, again, so you can watch it in your own time, but you're going to be able to see that

[33:38] reference against why it worked. You'll see why it worked. Now, it's up to you guys if you want to use this framework or you can copy and send this to an open AI or a Scopic AI and then you'd say, "Well, somebody I know ran this and it

[33:51] worked because of these reasons." And then the AI knows to use this as a base frame. And then if we go over this other ad of him in the car, curiosity driven hook, so he's on the car driving like I said to you guys. Built-in reveal

[34:04] Her reaction is the proof in the pudding. The genius positioning and the value stack and urgency. So you guys need to watch all of these in your spare I've literally given you guys this myro board for free so you can master it. The

[34:19] next ad why it works is value shock hook, genius framing, luxury illusion, and competition threat call to action and then timing and scarcity stack. So it's as simple as that guys. So, if you guys want to learn how to make AI video

[34:32] somewhere here on the myo board to that YouTube video that I made or you can just go to my YouTube channel and look at my recent videos and you will find Facebook ads. Now, the Facebook ads isn't that serious in terms of the

[34:45] setup. A lot of people get this all wrong. Facebook ads in 2026 is not too much about the creation side like campaign structure, adset structure. It anymore. The most important thing is your creative, your ad copies, your ad

[35:00] headlines. Facebook takes all that information and then takes it into their algorithm and then converts that into who should they be showing the ad to. done inside of Facebook. You choose where you want people to be shown. Guys,

[35:14] it works all off the creative. So, if you don't master your creatives like I did here, your ads are going to perform terribly. So, the testing campaign structure is a CBO at $50 a day. Now, if you're selling a product over $80 to

[35:26] $90, it should be $100. Ads set one is broad angle one. So, listen to this very carefully. Ads set one is broad. There's nothing in there. There's no targeting. There are countries. So, you can choose top five or top 15. Top 15 is the

[35:39] European countries like Netherlands, Germany, France, etc. But essentially in broad apart from the countries you want to target. No interest targeting, nothing. Everything should be on auto. So, like auto placements, etc. Let the

[35:52] Facebook AI figure it out. Don't select your manual placements. Don't select manual interests. Do it all broad. Now, it's important that you understand this. Adset one is broad because you're using angle one from the creative. Angle one

[36:04] might be you forgot your anniversary. Angle one might be you forgot Valentine's Day. Now, the creatives within that adset should all be about creative one is about you forgetting your anniversary. Creative two is the

[36:17] same. Creative three is the same. The only pivot is the hook. The first three seconds needs to be different. So, creative one is fine. Creative two hook. The first 3 seconds need to be different. The ad copy, the ad headline

[36:31] creatives. The only variable you're changing is the hook in the first 3 seconds or 5 seconds. So, that's essentially how I launch my campaigns on Facebook. And I'll also leave the full Facebook ad strategy in the link. So,

[36:45] each video that I'd recommend will be placed in the correct place on the marboard. So, I'll leave my full Facebook ads tutorial on here. So, let from this. Don't forget to destroy the like button and don't forget to apply

[36:57] for the mentoring if you feel like you're a good fit.

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