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Brands should test multiple funnel types, not just
Ad β PDP β Checkout.
Test different angles and personas with varied landing pages.
An easy, low-resource option is:
Static Ad β Listicle β Checkout (with upsells).
Quick to build, simple to run, and can deliver high ROI.
B2C apps donβt need to be complicated. Just:
β Solve one real problem
β Launch fast
β Put a clear paywall
β Reach out to 100 creators
β Secure an early ad deal
β Ride a viral trend
β Listen to users
β Do it all again
One of the most underrated tricks I see no one talking about is gifs inside of dropdowns.
Dropdowns are usually an extremely high engagement zone on the PDP.
So any visualization here can be beneficial for the customers.
I will be gatekeeping examples. Too much sauce to give
cold email infrastructure tier list:
S tier: dedicated Microsoft inboxes, proper DNS, 100 inboxes per domain
A tier: dedicated Google workspace (getting harder)
B tier: shared infrastructure with good provider
F tier: buying random domains and praying
most people are F tier.
I made a detailed guide on how to get results like these simply by optimizing your carousel images. (For context: ~2,800 orders went through this test). What are your thoughts on this strategy?
Hereβs a clean, optimized collection page we designed for a skincare brand.
Goal: align the UI with the brandβs aesthetic and identity.
What we optimized:
β Star ratings for top-reviewed products
β Clean, edited product shots
β Clear pricing with crossed-out discounts
Even great apps donβt grow without traffic.
Here are the channels that actually move:
ASO: Low-Competition Keywords = Cheap Organic Installs.
Paid Ads: Still Works, But IDFA Makes Testing Expensive.
Apple Search Ads: Full Data, High Cost, Boosts Organic.