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[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

5 AI apps shouldn’t mean 5 bills.

AdSpy and ShopHunter for research. Claude for copy. Higgsfield, Veo and CapCut for video.

They're available in one bundle from $29.95/month.

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[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

Want to sell your Q4 product? Don’t show the product first.

Take a travel jewelry case. The product alone gives you almost nothing to say.

1. Find the problem. Search AdSpy for related ads. Are sellers showing tangled necklaces, lost earrings or packing for a trip?

2. Check the offer. Use ShopHunter to find stores, then inspect their prices, product pages and delivery details. Get your own sample.

3. Write one script. Give Claude the actual features and one buyer problem. Ask for an opening you can demonstrate.

4. Make the video. Film what the case holds. Use Higgsfield or Veo only for a supporting scene, then edit the real product footage in CapCut.

Now you have an idea to try as an organic video. If the costs make sense, you can also test it as a paid ad.

I use those research and creative tools through one bundle from $29.95/month.

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[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

Want to make money this Q4? Don’t start with ads.

First I'd choose one buyer and one problem. Say it's a dog owner who keeps finding hair on the couch.

I'd use AdSpy to study how sellers show that problem and ShopHunter to find Shopify stores to inspect.

Then I'd check supplier costs, order a sample and work out what remains after shipping and fees.

Only then would I make content. I'd film the real demo and try two openings: one for the pet owner and one for someone buying for them.

Claude could turn verified product notes into scripts. Higgsfield or Veo could help with supporting scenes; CapCut could edit the videos.

I'd post organically to learn which idea gets useful buyer questions. If I paid for ads, I'd set a test budget and track the cost per order.

None of that guarantees a big Q4. But I'd rather test a real offer than chase a revenue screenshot.

Those research and AI tools are available together from $29.95/month.

Comment START and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

You could change your whole life in the next 3 months.

If you sell online, you don't have to spend all three months looking for new products.

Take one product and give people three different reasons to buy it.

Say your Shopify store sells a reading light.

October: show the real product helping someone read in bed without lighting the whole room. The hook is the problem.

Black Friday: keep the product demo. Add a real offer, with the same price on the ad and product page. The hook is the deal.

December: show what comes in the package and who would want it as a gift. The hook is the person buying it.

You haven't found three products. You've given one product three clear jobs across Q4.

Use AdSpy to study what other sellers lead with. Give Claude your real product details to draft the three scripts. Edit your footage in CapCut; use Higgsfield or Veo for supporting scenes if needed.

Those tools are in the $29.95/month bundle I use.

Like this post and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

This Q4 could change your life. Here's where I'd start with $0 in sales.

Pick one buyer. Check product costs. Make one real demo before paying for ads.

I use AI and ecommerce tools in a $29.95/month bundle for that work.

Like this post and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

5 AI apps shouldn’t mean 5 bills.

AdSpy and ShopHunter for research. Claude for copy. Higgsfield, Veo and CapCut for video.

They're available in one bundle from $29.95/month.

Like this post and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

Want to sell your Q4 product? Don’t show the product first.

Take a travel jewelry case. The product alone gives you almost nothing to say.

1. Find the problem. Search AdSpy for related ads. Are sellers showing tangled necklaces, lost earrings or packing for a trip?

2. Check the offer. Use ShopHunter to find stores, then inspect their prices, product pages and delivery details. Get your own sample.

3. Write one script. Give Claude the actual features and one buyer problem. Ask for an opening you can demonstrate.

4. Make the video. Film what the case holds. Use Higgsfield or Veo only for a supporting scene, then edit the real product footage in CapCut.

Now you have an idea to try as an organic video. If the costs make sense, you can also test it as a paid ad.

I use those research and creative tools through one bundle from $29.95/month.

Comment ACCESS and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

Want to make money this Q4? Don’t start with ads.

First I'd choose one buyer and one problem. Say it's a dog owner who keeps finding hair on the couch.

I'd use AdSpy to study how sellers show that problem and ShopHunter to find Shopify stores to inspect.

Then I'd check supplier costs, order a sample and work out what remains after shipping and fees.

Only then would I make content. I'd film the real demo and try two openings: one for the pet owner and one for someone buying for them.

Claude could turn verified product notes into scripts. Higgsfield or Veo could help with supporting scenes; CapCut could edit the videos.

I'd post organically to learn which idea gets useful buyer questions. If I paid for ads, I'd set a test budget and track the cost per order.

None of that guarantees a big Q4. But I'd rather test a real offer than chase a revenue screenshot.

Those research and AI tools are available together from $29.95/month.

Comment START and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

You could change your whole life in the next 3 months.

If you sell online, you don't have to spend all three months looking for new products.

Take one product and give people three different reasons to buy it.

Say your Shopify store sells a reading light.

October: show the real product helping someone read in bed without lighting the whole room. The hook is the problem.

Black Friday: keep the product demo. Add a real offer, with the same price on the ad and product page. The hook is the deal.

December: show what comes in the package and who would want it as a gift. The hook is the person buying it.

You haven't found three products. You've given one product three clear jobs across Q4.

Use AdSpy to study what other sellers lead with. Give Claude your real product details to draft the three scripts. Edit your footage in CapCut; use Higgsfield or Veo for supporting scenes if needed.

Those tools are in the $29.95/month bundle I use.

Like this post and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

This Q4 could change your life. Here's where I'd start with $0 in sales.

Pick one buyer. Check product costs. Make one real demo before paying for ads.

I use AI and ecommerce tools in a $29.95/month bundle for that work.

Like this post and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

AdSpy alone costs $149/month. The bundle I use starts at $29.95.

I use AdSpy to check ads and ShopHunter to check Shopify stores. Both are in the bundle.

Like this and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

A Shopify store can sell $30,000 and still lose money.

A revenue screenshot won't tell you that.

Imagine these monthly numbers:

→Sales: $30,000
→Products and shipping: $12,000
→Ads: $14,000
→Refunds, fees and other costs: $5,000

That's a $1,000 loss.

Those numbers are hypothetical. This is the math to check when a competitor's revenue screenshot catches your eye.

ShopHunter can help you spot activity around Shopify stores.

I use it alongside AdSpy to look for product opportunities and see what competitors are doing.

Before testing a similar product, do your own math:

→ Get a supplier quote.
→ Add shipping and fees.
→ Work out what you could afford to spend on a sale.
→ Decide whether the product is worth a test.

A store's sales can point you toward a product. Your own costs tell you whether it's worth testing.

Want the ecommerce research tools I use?

Comment RESEARCH and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

25+ AI and ecommerce tools for $29.95/month?

Here's how six of them can take a Shopify product idea from research to a first video ad:

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

Higgsfield + Google Veo + CapCut for $29.95/month?

I use Higgsfield and Veo to make videos for my ecommerce pages, then edit them in CapCut.

All 3 are in the AI tool bundle I use.

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[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

Your AI tools are getting paid before you are.

You're setting up your first Shopify store.

You need product research. A way to make videos. Something to help with copy.

So you buy one subscription. Then another.

Say they're $29, $49 and $79 a month. That's $157 before you've ordered a sample or tested an ad.

Example prices, but you can probably see where this goes.

The tool bill keeps growing while your launch budget gets smaller.

That's when it makes sense to ask which subscriptions you can replace.

I use a $29.95/month bundle of AI and ecommerce tools for product research and videos for my pages.

One customer said they canceled their other tool subscriptions and got more for less.

Compare it with the tools you already pay for.

If it costs less than the subscriptions you'd drop, you have more room for a sample or an ad test.

Want to see what's included?

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[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

AdSpy alone costs $149/month. The bundle I use starts at $29.95.

I use AdSpy to check ads and ShopHunter to check Shopify stores. Both are in the bundle.

Like this and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

A Shopify store can sell $30,000 and still lose money.

A revenue screenshot won't tell you that.

Imagine these monthly numbers:

→Sales: $30,000
→Products and shipping: $12,000
→Ads: $14,000
→Refunds, fees and other costs: $5,000

That's a $1,000 loss.

Those numbers are hypothetical. This is the math to check when a competitor's revenue screenshot catches your eye.

ShopHunter can help you spot activity around Shopify stores.

I use it alongside AdSpy to look for product opportunities and see what competitors are doing.

Before testing a similar product, do your own math:

→ Get a supplier quote.
→ Add shipping and fees.
→ Work out what you could afford to spend on a sale.
→ Decide whether the product is worth a test.

A store's sales can point you toward a product. Your own costs tell you whether it's worth testing.

Want the ecommerce research tools I use?

Comment RESEARCH and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

That's one path from a product idea to an ad you can test.

All six tools are in the $29.95/month bundle I use for research and videos.

Check the current tool access and credits for your own setup.

Want the link?

Comment TOOLS on this last tweet and I'll DM you the link.

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

25+ AI and ecommerce tools for $29.95/month?

Here's how six of them can take a Shopify product idea from research to a first video ad:

[Lean Commerce @TheLeanCommerce]

4. Make a first video with Higgsfield or Google Veo. Edit it in CapCut.

Open with the angle you picked in step 1, then show what the product does.