Wolfgang

20 | Multi 7-fig Fashion Ecom

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

@LoganTGott Funnel

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@LucasHogie Opus

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@pie6k The only camera feature is already available?

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@jforjacob curious how much do you pay Manus a momth?

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

@trix32x Doing $700k/mo myself & on behalf of clients, got a full scale team of 14 persons aswell from media buyers to VAs, let me know I could probably be a good help for this

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

@paolo_scales NEW

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Three types of dropshippers:

Type 1: Tests randomly, hopes for luck
Type 2: Tests systematically, learns from data
Type 3: Builds systems, scales predictably

Type 1 quits.
Type 2 survives.
Type 3 exits for 7 figures.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Your margin structure should be:

Product cost: 20-30%
Shipping: 5-10%
Processing: 3-5%
Ads: 25-35%
Profit: 30-40%

If your margins don't allow this, find a different product.

You can't scale poverty.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Monday truth bomb:

90% of "dropshipping is dead" posts come from people who:

Tested 3 products
Spent $200 total
Used terrible creatives
Had broken landing pages

Then blamed "saturation."
The game isn't dead. Your approach is.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Made $94K profit last month.
Started 2024 at $0.

The difference wasn't some secret strategy.
It was:

Consistent testing
Fast decision-making
Obsessive tracking
Ruthless cutting of losers

Discipline > motivation.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Meta's algorithm doesn't care about your brand story.

It cares about:

Click-through rate
Cost per result
Conversion rate
Time on site

Optimize for algorithm performance FIRST.
Brand storytelling comes after profitability.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Your biggest competitor isn't other dropshippers.
It's customer indecision.

They see your product, think "interesting," and scroll away.

Your job: Create enough urgency that scrolling away feels like a mistake.

That's what converting offers do.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

I've tested over 200 products.
The winners all shared these traits:

Solved expensive problems ($50+)
Visual demonstration under 10 seconds
High perceived value vs actual cost
Emotional or impulse-buying trigger
Not easily found locally

Check all 5 or keep scrolling.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Real talk: Most dropshippers would 10x their results by just:

Picking 1 product
Testing for 7 days straight
Analyzing the data honestly
Making 1 change at a time

Repeating

But that's not "sexy" so they keep product-hopping.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

@PadrePrints Padre Prints = conviction

Padre Terminal = unfair advantage

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

You're overthinking:

Product selection
Creative testing
Scaling strategies

While under-executing:

Daily budget management
Conversion optimization
Customer service
Fulfillment speed

Focus solves problems. Distraction creates them.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

People ask: "How do you know when to kill a product?"

My rule:
$25 spent, CPC >$1, zero ATCs = kill
$15 spent, ATC but no sales = investigate landing page
$20 spent, 1 sale at 2+ ROAS = scale budget 30%

Clear rules eliminate emotion.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Common mistake:

Testing products with $20/day budgets and expecting reliable data.

You need AT LEAST $50/day for 2-3 days to get meaningful signal from Meta's algorithm.

Underfunded tests = expensive guesses.

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

@BanfSol preparation meets chaos brother, nicely done!

[Wolfgang @fadedonwolf]

Brutal truth:

If you can't get a product to $100/day profitably, you won't get it to $1,000/day.

The fundamentals don't change at scale.

They just get more expensive if they're broken.

Fix the unit economics first.