Paawan Narsinghani

👽 #5327, entrepreneur.

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@alecsandrull Page

[Noah Frydberg | Tiktok Shop For Brands @maverickecom]

Claude = 550 videos/day

Fully realistic UGC ads — cinematic lighting, natural human motion, clean pacing — powered by AI agents.

Best way to implement ai Ugc into your ecom brand right now.

We’re currently doing this for ecom brands to scale sales on Amazon and tiktok shop by using our automated workflow:

Generates viral video style ads all day long onto creator style tiktok shop and instagram pages.

Using our sales method to drive traffic to the product page

- UGC cost: $0
- Production time: minutes
- Scale: instant

One AI engine that creates, tests, and scales short-form ads automatically — nonstop.

Comment + RT ''LIVE'' and I’ll DM you the full workflow.

(Must be following)

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@maverickecom Live

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@thedennis Prompts

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@NahFlo2n Pipeline

[Florin @NahFlo2n]

$73k/month brands are building ai ugc machines with claude

not one script, one creator, or one ad at a time

claude turns research into hooks, scripts, and testing angles

each angle becomes different avatars, scenes, tones, and ctas

one product can turn into dozens of ads fast

that’s the shift from creative production to creative systems

less guessing, more volume, faster iteration, cleaner feedback loops

rt + comment “pipeline” and i’ll send the setup
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[Adam Taylor @adamtaylorl]

Everyone is using Claude for Meta ads right now.

Very few founders are using it to extract data-backed angles that actually scale.

Which is why I built a resource with the exact Meta Angle OS Claude Prompt I use to build $1M/mo creative systems...

Most brands are using AI to come up with ideas, but it's trained on absolutely nothing, so it just spits out low-effort "AI slop" that fatigues in 3 days.

This prompt automatically analyzes your Amazon reviews, Reddit threads, and post-purchase surveys to extract the deep psychological triggers your buyers care about.

So that you get the exact personas, angles, and hooks you need to scale past $1M/mo.

It gets the founder out of the daily execution weeds and stops you from throwing spaghetti at the wall.

It's yours now if you:

Comment "angle" and I'll send it over.

(You need to be following so I can DM it to you.)

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@adamtaylorl Angle

[Alex Fedotoff @FedotOff90]

Nobody in ecom is talking about India.

They fucking should.

1.4 billion people. The largest Facebook user base on the planet. Meta CPMs at $0.50-$2 in most health and beauty niches.

India's ecom market hit $147 billion in 2026 and is growing at 18-20% CAGR — one of the fastest rates of any major economy on earth. The D2C market alone is projected to reach $60 billion by 2027, growing at 40% CAGR. India just surpassed the US as the world's second-largest e-retail market with 270 million online shoppers.

And here's the part that's crazy: a massive chunk of the population speaks English.

That means your US funnel doesn't need translation. You need a price adjustment, a local payment gateway (UPI handles 50% of all ecom payments there), and a fulfillment partner in Mumbai or Delhi.

A friend told me he launched a US skincare product into India last quarter. Same landing page. Same ad structure. Adjusted the price from $89 to $29 for the Indian market.

US CAC: $44. India CAC: $6.

The margins still work because COGS and fulfillment in India are a fraction of US costs.

He was profitable on day 3.

The objection I always hear: "The AOVs are too low."

Sure. Your AOV drops. But when your CAC is $6 and your COGS is $4, a $29 AOV product still prints.

The volume makes up for everything. This isn't a market where you sell 1000 units a day. It's a market where you sell 10,000.

The beauty and personal care market in India is projected to hit $30 billion by 2027 — the fastest-growing BPC market among all major economies. And almost nobody from the US DTC space is running proper funnels there yet.

If you are Indian in the USA or have Indian friends, this is legit one of the best fucking markets to tap into. You already understand the culture, the language, and the consumer psychology. That's a cheat code most ecom entrepreneurs would kill for.

[David @davidfigeira]

$130k+/month funnels are starting to look like this

not direct product ads
not “buy now” landing pages

just a simple animated hook that pulls you in

a character introduces the problem in seconds

then it leads into a fear-based article funnel

“top doctor reveals…”
“real reason you can’t…”
“what’s happening inside your body…”

it feels like content, not a sales page

you read before you realize you’re being sold to

that’s why it converts so hard

the ad creates curiosity
the page builds fear
the product becomes the solution

same structure reused across niches

weight loss, gut health, supplements, skincare

one ad → one story → one conversion path

rt + comment “funnel” and i’ll send the full breakdown
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[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@davidfigeira Funnel

[Carl Weische @CarlWeische]

**Free Case Study: The Oodie PDP**

I’ve created an 18 Page document that breaks down the exact process of how we built the Product Page for The Oodie.

RT & Comment „oodie“ and I’ll auto-DM it to you

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[Antonio Ventre @antonioventre_]

How to scale from $30K per month to $100K per month in ad spend without ROAS collapsing.

The complete framework.

The wall: at low budgets, ads reach mostly warm audiences.

Stages 3 to 5. ROAS is excellent.

As budget increases, Meta reaches colder audiences.

Stages 1 and 2.

Your warm-audience message does not work for cold people.

ROAS collapses. Budget gets scaled back.

The cycle repeats.

The solution is not to reduce budget.

It is to build content for the cold audience before scaling.

Step 1: audit your current creative mix.

What percentage targets each awareness stage? If 80% is stages 3 to 5, build stages 1 and 2 before increasing budget by a single dollar.

Step 2: launch unaware and problem-aware ads at current budget.

Let them run for 2 weeks. Watch frequency.

These ads should have the lowest frequency in the account, meaning they are reaching new people.

Step 3: once top of funnel ads are established and GEM is building sequences, increase budget by 20 to 30% every 2 to 3 days.

Step 4: monitor account-level ROAS, not individual ad ROAS.

A top of funnel ad at 1.5x is acceptable if it is feeding the bottom funnel ads that convert at 4x.

Step 5: launch a bid cap scaling campaign with your top spend winners.

The mindset shift: at high budget, the goal is not the highest possible ROAS on a single ad.

The goal is the highest possible revenue at an acceptable account-level ROAS.

A top of funnel ad at 1.5x ROAS that brings in 10,000 new people is more valuable than a bottom funnel ad at 6x ROAS reaching 100 existing customers.

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@Zephyr_hg Agent

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@spwfeijen UGC

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@mikefutia Clone

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@eCom_Amin AI

[Native Ads with Jan @advertising_jan]

https://t.co/xAuGjMqSKQ

[HookRate @hookrate_]

if you’re an ecomm brand and you’re not testing:

ad > pdp
ad > advertorial > pdp
ad > advertorial > pdp > rtg listicle > pdp
ad > sales page
ad > low ticket FE > upsell
ad > quiz funnel > personalised offer page
ad > vsl > offer page
ad > listicle > pdp
rtg ad > product demo vsl > pdp

…every month…

what are you doing

[Paawan Narsinghani @paawan03]

@frankyecom Farming funnel