I just put together 1 of the craziest breakdowns on how to sell info in 2026.
This is over 5000+ hours of info game packaged into 1 doc.
It literally covers everything you need to create your own offers.
- The problem with the current market
- Why standard conversion mechanisms are harder to monetize
- Why ascension is the "new way"
- How to engineer low ticket offers
- DR principles to create winning offers
- The 5 offer formats that print
- How to price low ticket offers
I should be charging for this but I'm not (it's 1 of the best guides I've made)
LIKE + RT + Comment "INFO" and i'll send it over
(must be following for a DM)
stickman ads might be the highest ROI format rn - dirt cheap, made in minutes, and almost nobody's running them
they're this effective becasue there's no character design to nail. no faces, no consistency, no wardrobe - it's pure movement and action, and the model only has to get the motion right... and it feels educational, it's hard to spot that this is an ad
your brain can't help but root for a stick figure. give it a clear villain to fight and simple, expressive motion, and people watch to see the ending - they're invested before they even clock it's an ad
we were testing it in many niches:
- health
- ecom
- legal
- finance
and way more... works well every single time
i wrote down my whole playbook on how I create them in SECONDS
rt + comment "STICK" and i'll send you the full breakdown so you can use it for your business (must follow so i can DM)
I shouldn't give away this sauce... but it's life changing as a creative strategist.
Winning ads truly come down to this one thing.
Almost nobody talks about it because it takes about 1,000+ reps to notice the pattern.
And once you see it, you can never see a winning ad the same way again.
I'm talking about Internal Narrative Identity.
This DOES NOT mean personas. Because personas are what WE think of the audience. Internal Narrative Identity is what THEY THINK OF THEMSELVES.
You have to speak directly to the identity you're targeting from the music, to the background/setting, to the font, to the UGC creator's necklace. EVERY LITTLE THING.
Showing the popcorn ceiling with a smoke detector does more than you think.
Showing someone with a tattoo on their neck gives you an idea about how they think.
Showing a coffee mug that was handmade and hand painted gives the audience another thing to judge.
All of these things subconsciously signal who it's for.
Identity also shapes the messaging, the offer, the framing, the emotional triggers, everything.
That's why the foundation of any winning ad is identity.
And the best way to understand their identity is by doing deep research.
How to do this:
Collect hundreds of real audience comments with Perplexity, score them, find patterns, debunk fake ones, and put together a plan for targeting what people care about based on the proof. No guessing or assumptions based on how WE see people, but how THEY SEE THEMSELVES.
If you want my Internal Identity Research Report Prompt, REPOST and comment "ID."
"Cartoon" Native Ads are currently killing it on Meta & Native π
If you haven't yet, you should definitely give them a chance.
I created a Claude Skill that gives you 7 different variations of "cartoon creatives".
We already tested it internally and it works incredibly well...
Follow, Repost, & Comment "CARTOON" and I'll DM it to you for free!
@JakeFleshner DTC performance natural deodorant (silver-based, no aluminum). PhD co-founder. Proprietary formulation. Self-funded. 6000 units sold. $300k ARR. Last 3 months tracked projections to $10M ARR by March 2027. Running lean with AI workflows.