This video reveals it all, give me 6 minutes and you'll never want to rip a product again.
"I've tested 30 products in the last year. One of them hit for six days and then died when Facebook killed my audience. I don't know what to chase next."
"My savings account has gone down every single month for a year. I keep telling myself I'm one product away."
"I've watched every YouTube video. I've bought two courses. I still can't figure out why the winning products actually win."
Every week you keep testing without a real angle costs more than the ad spend. It costs your runway, your discipline, and eventually your belief that this works for you at all.
Every product test at $150 is another week you didn't get closer. Thirty losing tests is $4,500 in spend gone plus six months you can't get back.
Nobody tells you the guys who quit ecom look identical to the guys who almost cracked it. Same product count. Same ad burn. Same six months of promising it turns around next month.
You keep launching. You keep chasing new products. You never stop long enough to understand why any of them won or lost. Every launch that dies makes the next one harder to trust.
Everyone in your feed is testing products, guessing the same angles, guessing the same guesses. I do something different. And it's the whole reason this works.
There's a real angle sitting in your product's Amazon reviews, Reddit threads, and buyer forums. I show you how to pull it, using the same AI prompts I built for my own brand. You stop guessing what will hit. You start knowing.
Paid ads and advertorial-style creatives took my brand to $1M in under 5 months. Nobody in your feed is teaching them at the depth you actually need. Everyone else is still stuck on UGC direct product ads.
Once you understand who buys and why, you stop hunting the next winner. You start building around the customer. That's the shift from testing to scaling.
I didn't make my money teaching. I made it selling products. And I still do. The teaching came after because I saw too many people close to where I was one year ago blowing their savings on the wrong stuff. This offer exists for those guys.
Zero to $1M in under 5 months on one brand. Not a decade-long grind. One brand, one framework, one compressed window.
I'm in my twenties. I've been at the desk you're at. I know what your ad account looks like right now. I know why your creatives aren't hitting. I'm a few steps ahead of you, not thirty.
No coach team. No handoff. I'm on your weekly call. I'm the person you DM at 11pm. If you're looking for somebody bigger than me, you should close this page.
Limited spots per cohort, and I'd rather leave seats empty than fill them with someone I know I can't help.

Before ecom I worked every job you can think of. Mowing lawns, Harris Teeter, a street food grill, a boba shop. I'd been trying businesses since I was 13. A streetwear brand that got zero sales, another that got three, two of them family members. None of them went anywhere.
Then one night in October I was doomscrolling TikTok and saw some guy with two followers talking about Meta ads. I messaged him. He put me on to dropshipping and paid ads, and I got my first store up. Biotin gummies, an idea I got ChatGPT to come up with because I had no clue what I was doing. Zero sales. I even tried running ads without a working pixel.
The thing that changed everything was a $10-a-week ecom Discord. I met people who knew more than me and kept me accountable. A few weeks in, I found a moringa product, did real research, positioned it as an arthritis enzyme blocker, and built the whole brand around that angle. On November 20th at 11:15pm I got my first sale. I went absolutely crazy.
Then I locked in. Eighty-hour weeks. I didn't leave my room for three months. My own family started calling me a hermit. I studied every AMA call, took notes, broke down competitors' winning ads, and tested constantly. One to two weeks after launching a new store, I hit my first $1K day.
I got stuck at $3K days. So I went into deep research, found a new angle and a new pain point, and made my first VSL, before any of my competitors were running that format. That took me to my first $10K day. From there I scaled my daily ad spend from $5K to $15K in three days, hit $20K days, and crossed $100K in monthly revenue.
Seven months after starting, I'd done $1.5M in revenue. It wasn't smooth. A supplier screwed me over, I dealt with trademark issues, chargebacks, cash flow problems, all of it. But the whole thing came down to one skill: finding the right angle and building everything around it. That's exactly what I teach.
Fill out the short form on this page. Takes under 60 seconds. I read every single one.
If you're a fit, you're on a call with me the same week. Not a coach. Not a setter. Me. We go through your store, your best-performing product, your ad account.
Payment plan sorted. Discord invite. First 1:1 scheduled. First ad hook written and reviewed by me inside your first seven days.
No. There's no course to work through. It's weekly 1:1 calls with me, 24/7 Discord DM access, and the AI prompts, hook library, and ads framework I built for my own brand. If you want video lessons to click through, this isn't for you.
Because I'm the one on the calls. If I take more than 15 founders per cohort I stop being useful to any of them.
We look at your store, your best product, your ad account, and your creatives. I tell you what to change and why. If you launched something between calls, we review it. You leave the call with a specific action item, not a "think about it."
The 1:1 call is 30-45 minutes. Beyond that, however much time you want to put into your store. The mentorship compresses the time you were already going to spend guessing. It doesn't add time on top.
You need a live store and at least a handful of product tests behind you. If you're completely new, you'll get more out of my free content first. If you've been at this 6+ months, you're my ICP.
Perfect. That's most of the guys I work with. My framework is built for that exact starting point.
Any week I open the calendar, my schedule fills within the day. The seats close fast, not because I want to pressure you, but because this is a 1:1 program and I always make sure I have enough bandwidth for each student I take on.
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