dipsxn

Senator, I run emails

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Looking for abandoned checkout calling service.

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Bout time i am escaping the matrix

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

@GavinHeffo the products are elite, the brand is elite, the emails should be elite… i'm elite

[Ernesto Lopez @ErnestoSOFTWARE]

Nah these drop shippers need
to be jailed 😭

52,000,000 VIEWS!!!

Some drop shipper made a Down syndrome AI Influencer to sell

“home made lamps”
And went mega viral with only 5 reels

We have hit a new low as a society

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

None of y'all clients would have ever said.

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

I have spent 15k on courses and mentorships by now, and I wonder why everyone wants to become a guru.

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Super high-converting email designs for Health and supplement brands

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Every once in a while a brand owner tells me they don’t want a popup.

And honestly? They’re not wrong to question it.

A popup on your product page is eroding your add to cart rate.

But here’s the tradeoff that only smart founders understand

That email list you’re building, It’s the actual money machine.

When ab tested & optimized to do the least damage on ATC and high signups, now the popup isn’t hurting the sale. It’s funding the next 10.

One customer buys once. The email list makes them buy 4 more times without spending another dollar on ads.

Long term you’re building an asset that prints money on demand.

That’s the machine. Protect the conversion, own the relationship, monetize forever.

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Works

[Ecom Matteo @Ecom_Matteo]

Easy CRO increase

Put it nearby your ATC button

[Antoine Fournier @antoinesupply]

When you quit your 9-5 to focus on ecom, but now you're working 9 AM-3 AM

[Nick Theriot @nicktheriot_]

✅Use advertorials when:

→ You're introducing a NEW problem people don't know they have
→ Your product needs mechanism explanation (supplements, tech)
→ Building trust for high-ticket ($50+ AOV)
→ You're telling a story people need to believe

❌Don't use advertorials for:

→ People already know the problem (aware markets)
→ Product is visual + simple (clothing, wine)
→ It's an impulse purchase
→ The solution is obvious

The rule:
• If it needs storytelling, use an advertorial
• If it's visual + simple, use regular ads

Bookmark this.

[Dennis Willeboordse 👨🏼‍🦰 eCommerce Growth @thedennis]

CREATIVE TESTING HIERARCHY
│
├─ 📁 Angle Testing (do this first)
│ ├─ 📁 What: Different reasons to care
│ ├─ 📁 Budget: 70% of test spend
│ ├─ 📁 Volume: 4-6 angles per round
│ └─ 📁 Rule: One winner unlocks 10+ variations
│
├─ 📁 Hook Testing (after angle wins)
│ ├─ 📁 What: First 3 seconds of the winning angle
│ ├─ 📁 Budget: 20% of test spend
│ ├─ 📁 Volume: 5-10 hooks per winning angle
│ └─ 📁 Rule: Same body, different opening
│
├─ 📁 Format Testing (after hook wins)
│ ├─ 📁 What: UGC vs static vs talking head
│ ├─ 📁 Budget: 7% of test spend
│ ├─ 📁 Volume: 3 formats max
│ └─ 📁 Rule: Don't redesign — re-deliver
│
└─ 📁 Cosmetic Testing (last priority)
├─ 📁 What: Captions, music, color grade
├─ 📁 Budget: 3% of test spend
├─ 📁 Volume: Don't overthink this
└─ 📁 Rule: Cosmetics never save bad strategy

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Unwritten Email Rules

- If the subject line doesn't get the open, nothing else matters. It's the most important line you'll write.
- The first line of the body has one job: pull them into the second line.
- Write to one person. Not a segment. One imaginary human.
-"You" beats "we" every single time.
- Specificity sells. "Lost 12 lbs in 3 weeks" destroys "lose weight fast."
- If you swap out the brand name and the email still sounds generic, rewrite it.
- The offer does 80% of the work. Copy just delivers it.
Urgency without a reason is manipulation. Urgency with a reason is service.
- Plain text often outperforms designed templates. Polish can signal "ad."
- The email that gets replies is usually your best performer.
- Most brands email too infrequently, not too often. Consistency builds trust.
- Flows build wealth. Campaigns build relationships. You need both.
- Your welcome flow is worth more than any single campaign you'll ever send.
- List hygiene is unglamorous and directly determines whether your copy even gets seen.
- Curiosity gaps in subject lines outperform descriptive ones almost every time.
- The best-performing email often looks like it took 10 minutes to write.
- Your CTA button copy matters as much as your headline. "Get mine" > "Shop now."
- Story beats feature list. Always.
- The email you're scared to send is usually the one worth sending.

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

@maxwellcopy Trying this🫶💸

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Agency model is great for building that capital for Ecom.

Plus when you have Ecom community leverage your agency legit is in a flywheel.

[Conor Sunderland @conortrains]

Ecom is way easier than running an agency

It’s actually insane

[Conor Sunderland @conortrains]

Ecom is way easier than running an agency

It’s actually insane

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Wake up.
Check client & team messages.
Chug water and a double espresso.
No breakfast.
Deep work for 3 hours.
Meetings.
Deepwork for a few hours.
Gym.
Sleep.

This routine got my agency to 6 figs.

Don't overcomplicate it.

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Super high-converting email designs for Health and supplement brands

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

Sometimes I look at my posts, and I think why did i think i would get a reply.

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

I am a email marketer frighten me with one word.

[dipsxn @dipsxnn]

True, but US is the final boss of markets if you're aiming for exits

[Zed @ZedNilm1]

$1.2m/month

only in italy

one of our clients in ess is doing this without touching the us market

most people think they need america to get rich in ecom

but smaller markets are still wide open if you know what to sell

less competition
lower creative bar
cheaper attention
easier to stand out

you don’t need the biggest market

you need the right offer, the right angle, and enough volume

what are you waiting for