Spending energy and $$$ on products that don’t scale?
I compiled 50 products from winning stores that you can research and potentially test for your own store
This is from @winninghunt, which helps us find a lot of the ads, products, hooks, and strategies I’ve been studying lately
Instead of guessing what might work you can see what other stores are already testing
AND how they’re positioning their products
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SKELETON animations have been becoming popular lately
They’re way more catchy than a standard product ad
They used to be just content
Now stores are using them to sell
NorthAlpine has been one of the most successful stores doing this
~ 1.8M monthly visits
~ $9.5M-$17M estimated monthly revenue
~ 1,132 active ads
They sell men’s compression shirts designed to flatten and shape the torso
Shop Url: https://t.co/Nuee4jN6aO
$32M-$64M in estimated revenue
And this is their best-selling product
~ 4.1M monthly visits
~ 948 active ads
~ Mostly US traffic
I think the pet niche works so well because people are willing to spend on their pets like family
There’s also a huge range of problems to solve, from grooming and health to comfort, feeding, and everyday convenience
What do you think?
Shop url: https://t.co/hZwnTqZPgv
Tool we use to see their data is in the comments
Ecom brands are getting pretty creative with their offer
This store is using a mystery discount wheel instead of just throwing a “15% OFF” popup in your face
You enter your email, spin the wheel, and get a random discount
It turns a boring discount into something interactive
Shop Url: https://t.co/hZwnTr0n63
These are two different stores selling different products
“We f*cked up during [important day]…”
The concept is simple
- They start by making it look like they messed up the sale with a small 3% discount
- Then they introduce the product and reveal the actual offer
People want to know what they messed up, so they keep watching to see the actual offer
The first ad is from Ryze
Tool used to find trending ads is in the comment section
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