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@ecomrudolfs Disagree.
Supp space is brutal but that's exactly why the winners print.
High margins, recurring subs, insane LTV once you nail retention.
@umzrs Would argue 90% of brands are still doing the 2019 approach honestly, only the bigger, well-funded players are actually executing the 2026 version properly. Still a very competitive space where 90% of products lack any real scientific backing or evidence.
@ecompixsil Fair point on the TikTok Shop data, but I'd argue that's partly because skincare is still cheaper compared to premium supplements, so the barrier to try/buy is just lower, doesn't necessarily mean people believe in it more long-term.
@ecombender Doing $3,122 and flexing that lifestyle is a bit odd, even per day, that's gross sales, not net profit, and it's probably better reinvested into the business right now. Still, early traction like this is a solid start, hope it keeps compounding.
@alexpagepilot We actually have a brand doing exactly this, but because it's such a good model, especially in the EU, CAC ends up way higher than most people assume. A few brands get lucky and hit that ratio, but most fail trying, everyone's chasing the same audience with the same playbook now.
@kingcodru Curious what actually moved the needle on that 94% take rate, was it the framing of the offer itself (bundling, discount structure) or more the checkout flow/UX around it?