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0:00Now, if I woke up tomorrow with zero
0:01drop shipping knowledge, no winning
0:03product, no Shopify store making
0:05millions of dollars, and I had a gun to
0:07my head and I had [music] 60 days to
0:09make $100,000,
0:11this is exactly what I would do. I'm not
0:13going to be hiding anything or
0:14gatekeeping anything behind a paid
0:16course or anything. [music] I'm
0:18literally going to be breaking it down
0:19from the very beginning to the very end.
0:22And I've wrapped this all up into a
0:23comprehensive myra board that breaks
0:25down everything. And once we've hit the
0:27like goal of just 500 likes, you're
0:29going to get access [music] to the Myro
0:30board and all of the skills and assets
0:33that you're going to need. So, let's get
0:34straight into it. I'm in the Myro board
0:36and you guys are going to get access to
0:37this once we've hit the like goal. It'll
0:39be in the pin comment and in the
0:40description below. And you can see here
0:42the first section that I want to go over
0:43is a winner's mindset versus a scarcity
0:46mindset. Now, as this is a 60-day game
0:49plan, you need to make sure that your
0:51mind is in the right place because you
0:53can get all the doable steps right, but
0:55if your mind's not in the right place,
0:57once you launch the ads, once you go and
0:59do product research, you're going to be
1:01making many mistakes. So, a lot of
1:03people don't realize that it all starts
1:04in your mind first and then it comes out
1:06into actionable steps. Trust me, I've
1:08seen some of the smartest people, the
1:10most actionable people do drop shipping,
1:12but because their mindset wasn't in the
1:14right place, their mind killed their
1:16business. And that's why I'm going to be
1:17showing you two examples. Both are 23
1:20broke, no memory, no skills, no safety
1:23net. So you've got Marcus and you've got
1:25Dylan. So these are two different
1:26people. So Marcus is the one with the
1:28winners mindset and Dylan is the one
1:31with the scarcity mindset. Now I need
1:33you guys to identify when I go over this
1:35anything that you do that you need to
1:37stop doing because if you don't fix
1:39these now or you're not aware of them,
1:41you're going to fail very quickly. So
1:43let's go over what changes. So you've
1:45got these traits on the left. So we've
1:47got something here called shared traits.
1:49The thing they both have. Now number
1:51one, they both feel fear. Now it's
1:53completely normal to feel fear when
1:55you're doing a business or drop shipping
1:57because you're spending money. You're
1:58spending time. Has almost no money.
2:01Doesn't know how. Is on the clock 90
2:04days. Will fail at some point. Is
2:06surrounded by doubters and excuses.
2:09Wants certainty. Has the same 24 hours.
2:12Owns the outcome or doesn't. and starts
2:14at zero meaning as a complete beginner.
2:17So these are the same principles for
2:19both people. Now let's compare them by
2:22Marcus and then Dylan. So let's start
2:24with Dylan first. He has paralysis. I'm
2:27scared so I'll wait till I feel ready.
2:29So a lot of beginners will wait till
2:30they feel ready to do drop shipping or
2:32even attempt it. Now Marcus says fuels
2:35fear means it matters. Move on. So you
2:37got to understand that fear is a natural
2:39thing and you just got to move on with
2:40it. The next thing is I can't start
2:42until I have more money. Now Marcus
2:44looks at it as I only need $1,000 to
2:46test. Protect it. Spend it smart. So a
2:49lot of people will actually have a
2:50really good budget saved up, but they're
2:52not willing to spend it cuz they're
2:54scared and they're worried about losing
2:55that money. So they have this attachment
2:57to it which you have to let go. Now the
2:59next one is I need one more course
3:01before I begin. So I'll watch another
3:03course. I'll watch another YouTube
3:04video. I'll join another mentorship.
3:06Whereas Marcus says, "I'll learn by
3:08doing and figuring it out in the
3:10motion." That was basically me when I
3:12started. Then you've got the next one
3:13which is sees a death sentence freezes
3:16and stalls. You can see here it says
3:18seize a deadline, urgency, and focus.
3:20Now that's based on the 90-day window.
3:23So they panic about a 90-day window.
3:25I've got 90 days. I'm not going to be
3:27able to do it. The next one is it didn't
3:29work. See, I knew I couldn't do this. So
3:32in terms of you see your first failure,
3:34you see your first product not make
3:35money, you assume straight away it's
3:37fake, it doesn't work and you knew you
3:39were right. Whereas Marcus looks as it
3:41is fail fast, keep the lessons and try
3:43again tomorrow. Then you've got here on
3:45the scarcity one which says adopt them
3:48the algorithm, the niche, the economy is
3:50rigged. Whereas Marcus thinks tunes them
3:52out their opinion isn't my deadline. So
3:55these are coming down to outside
3:56opinions. You tell a friend, you tell a
3:58family member you're doing this
3:59e-commerce business, they give you lots
4:01of doubt. You've got to tunnel that out
4:03of your brain. The next one is wait for
4:05a guarantee that never comes. A lot of
4:07beginners are waiting for guarantees
4:08because they're so used to a monthly
4:10salary that they get paid from their
4:11job, which means they're looking for
4:12that guaranteed paycheck. Whereas when
4:14you do drop ship, guys, there's no such
4:16thing as a guaranteed paycheck. As
4:18Marcus looks at this as acts without a
4:20guarantee, bets on himself. Now that's
4:22for me the biggest reason why I'm
4:24successful is because I bet on myself
4:26the most in my whole life. The next one
4:28is scrolls researches and tells himself
4:30tomorrow. So he'll say oh I'll do
4:32product research tomorrow I will then do
4:34more product research and then tomorrow
4:36I'll do it and then tomorrow never
4:37comes. And then Marcus says up and early
4:39reps in every hour and aimed at the
4:42goal. Then you've got Dylan again here.
4:44It's on them so he stays stuck. Whereas
4:46Marcus says it's on me so he changes it.
4:49So what a lot of beginners do is they're
4:50in what we call a blame mindset. They're
4:52always blaming something else instead of
4:54themselves and they're always holding
4:55themselves not accountable and putting
4:57everyone else accountable when you
4:59should be the only one accountable. The
5:01next one is zero is proof it's hopeless
5:03whereas Marcus shows zero is a starting
5:06line. So I need you guys now to quickly
5:08ask yourselves what side are you
5:10majority on? So based on all of these
5:13questions or points which side are you
5:15majorly on? Are you on the winning side
5:17or the scarcity side? Now, you have to
5:18be very honest with yourself. Now, if
5:20you've admitted you're on the scarcity
5:22side, you can leave a comment on the
5:23video. We're all here to help each other
5:25out, but you've got to learn to start
5:26slowly putting yourself back onto the
5:28winner side. And because you guys are
5:29going to get access to this when you're
5:31going throughout your 60-day challenge,
5:32you're going to say to yourself whenever
5:34you feel a certain way, you're going to
5:35come back to this chart and say, "I'm on
5:37the loser side. I need to stop doing
5:39that and move myself over to the Marcus
5:41winning side." So, you can use this as
5:42like a reminder to stop yourself from
5:45pivoting over to the scarcity part. So,
5:47when you notice that you feel fear, you
5:49come back here. You know fear is normal.
5:51That way, you're going to be holding
5:52yourself accountable. Now, I've got some
5:54key takeaways here that you can read in
5:56your own time, but it's pretty
5:57self-explanatory. The things I'm going
5:59to quickly go over is fear is a normal
6:01thing in the human body. You've just got
6:02to acknowledge it, accept it, and use it
6:04to your advantage. Another thing is
6:06you're never going to learn by just
6:08watching. You have to actually do it
6:09yourself. And the other thing is, yes,
6:11you're going to need money to start this
6:13business. Don't try and start drop
6:14shipping, especially a 60-day challenge
6:16with a few hundred. It's just not going
6:18to work. You need a minimum of $1,000.
6:21Now, with the world that we live in
6:22today, making $1,000 by getting a few
6:25extra work gigs, a few extra hours is
6:27really a lot easier than it was before.
6:29Especially if you live in a first world
6:30country, there's really no excuse why
6:32you can't save up $1,000, especially
6:35with all the opportunities that we have
6:37in today's life. That's just me being
6:38dead honest with you guys. And the next
6:40one is owning it. If you have failed,
6:43you do not blame anyone. You just own up
6:45to it and say, "My ads were terrible. I
6:46should have made them better. I missed
6:47out on this. Don't keep blaming the
6:49outside factors because then you're just
6:51making yourself somebody that's a blamer
6:53instead of a doer." Okay, guys. So, now
6:54we got the mindset section out of the
6:56way. We can move on. Now, you're
6:58probably sat there thinking, "This road
7:00map to the 60-day challenge must be easy
7:02for you because you know how to do it."
7:03Now, I'm giving you guys literally a
7:05step-by-step blueprint on how to manage
7:08your time and how to manage the thought
7:10process of the business. Now, the first
7:13thing that you have to understand is
7:14funding the business. Now, your job is
7:16you're the investor. You pay for the
7:18products that you're testing. You pay
7:19for the ad spend. You don't need savings
7:21or a loan that you don't have. Now, the
7:23point that I want to make here is you
7:25shouldn't really be getting loans unless
7:27it's from your family that you can trust
7:29to fund your business. You should all be
7:31working jobs or picking up more hours to
7:33cash flow your business. Remember,
7:34you're the investor to your own
7:36business. Drop shipping is a business.
7:38It needs money. So, you invest into your
7:40own business. If it means you might have
7:41to dip into your savings, that's fair
7:43enough. But you shouldn't be going out
7:44there looking for loans unless it's from
7:46your family that you can trust. Then
7:48you've got kills desperation. When
7:50rent's already covered, losing $50 on a
7:52test is a shrug, not a panic. A calm
7:55mind makes winning decisions, and a
7:57desperate mind makes Dylan decision.
7:58Remember, Dylan's the guy that always
8:00loses. Then you've got the buy is the
8:02full 90 days. Most people quit at the
8:0430-day because they are bleeding money.
8:06Now, this will buy you the full 60 to 90
8:08days of this challenge. Most people quit
8:10at the 30-day mark because they burn too
8:13much money. And because they see
8:14bleeding money, they panic and stop.
8:16Now, steady income gives you the runway
8:18that you actually need for this to work.
8:19For drop shim to work, you need to give
8:21it a sustainable amount of time and a
8:23fair amount of effort. Effort means time
8:25and money. So, if you're seeing a bit of
8:27bleeding money, you've lost a few
8:28hundred dollars and you panic and you
8:29stop. I'm sorry, but that's not a real
8:31good go. Now, you've also got to be
8:33willing to track your time. Time is just
8:35as important as the money. You can't
8:37leverage what you can't see. Logging
8:39your hours for 21 days exposes the
8:41hidden 3 to four hours lost scrolling on
8:43Netflix, Tik Tok doom scrolling,
8:46business work days. That way, over the
8:48first 20 days, you know exactly where
8:50you're wasting your time. Because I'm
8:51going to be honest with you guys, you
8:52want to be giving this business more
8:53time and effort than ever, especially in
8:56its first 60 days. So, if you can track
8:58where you're losing hours to your own
9:00problems, that's going to be amazing.
9:02Then this will actually kill the I don't
9:04have time excuse. A lot of people will
9:05say, "Oh, I don't have time. I can't do
9:07this cuz I don't have enough time." By
9:09using those 20 days to frame where
9:11you're wasting time, you can use a lot
9:13of apps these days to track your time
9:14management. You're going to be able to
9:16see that you waste 2, three hours a day
9:17very easily. And this creates honesty.
9:20This forces you to face whether you're
9:22really moving like a professional or
9:24you're moving like a Dylan. Then you've
9:26got to understand the skills that are
9:28involved. So removes the overwhelm when
9:30you understand this. Now e-commerce and
9:32drop shipping can feel like a mountain
9:34until you see it's just five skills.
9:35Product research, store page, and
9:37creative, copy, media buying. Now when
9:40you name these out, it becomes less
9:41scary. And the good thing is AI can do
9:43most of these. Now you just got to make
9:45sure you're prompting it correctly.
9:47Shows you where the work actually is.
9:49you stop spreading yourself thin and you
9:50know exactly what needs to be done. So
9:52when you identify what work tasks you
9:54got to do, you know which ones you're
9:56doing and which ones you're not. And
9:57this sets up a cheat code. Once you can
9:59name the five skills, you can see
10:01exactly which ones handtohand with AI.
10:04And that brings me on guys to leveraging
10:05AI throughout this next 60 days. So it
10:08turns years into days. You don't master
10:10the five skills anymore. You direct AI
10:12to do them. Winning Hunter for product
10:14research, Claude for page building,
10:16Higsfield for creative design. That's
10:18the only reasons why 90 days is even
10:20possible now makes you a director not a
10:23doer. Your job becomes giving an
10:25instructions to AI models and AI agents.
10:28So you're basically instructing them on
10:30how to do the work and it multiplies
10:32your 3 to four hours. So you can
10:34leverage 3 to four hours now and the
10:36work that gets done is worth 10 hours.
10:38And the last thing that I need you guys
10:39to do is track your output. Proves
10:41you're moving in the right direction. So
10:44one needle moving task per time blocked
10:46log daily so you can see the reps
10:48stacking instead of the guessing. It
10:50keeps you as a Marcus not as a Dylan.
10:52Dylan would say I felt busy. Marcus
10:54would say I had this output. I tracked
10:56everything and this is exactly what I
10:58did. There's a difference between
10:59feeling busy and actually doing good
11:01work and then it builds momentum.
11:03Visibly seeing daily wins keeps you
11:05going through the first 30 days which is
11:07the scariest. Now an achievement doesn't
11:10mean money. It means accomplishing
11:11tasks. So identify wins as not just
11:14money, but as accomplishing product
11:16research, building the store, coming up
11:18with a great offer bundle. These are
11:19what we call daily wins. So now we've
11:21got the mindset section out of the way
11:23and the accountability part. Now we're
11:25going to be talking about what tools
11:26we're going to be using, specifically AI
11:28tools to help us with the 60-day
11:31challenge. So the first AI tool that's
11:33going to be the priority is Claude AI.
11:35Now we're going to be using Clawude AI
11:37to do product research because it can
11:38connect to many tools now called an MCP.
11:41So it can connect to things like winning
11:43hunter that I use to do all my product
11:45research. Now the best way to look at
11:47claude is it's your agent that will do
11:49the work for you but it has to get
11:50connected to different work connections
11:53to be able to do that work. Now Claude's
11:55got a limited amount of inbuilt tools
11:57that it can use. For example, Claude
11:59can't make video content or image
12:01content. It's the best agentic agent at
12:03doing the work but it doesn't have
12:05native access to image models, video
12:08models or product research models. So
12:10when you connect the best models to
12:12Claude, it just becomes an absolute
12:14powerhouse. Whereas OpenAI has its own
12:16image models and it used to have its own
12:18video model, but it has the best brains
12:21at operating these tools. So we're going
12:23to be using Claude for product research,
12:25store creation, building the ads. So
12:28like the actual AI video ads. So
12:30Claude's going to handle pretty much all
12:32of the work. Then we've got Chat GBT.
12:34Now, ChatGBT is a handy side quick for
12:37quick brainstormers, quick
12:38cross-checking when Claude gives us an
12:40output. So, I do use Open AI or Chat GBT
12:44as like a second way to validate things.
12:46Then, we're going to be using Winning
12:47Hunter. I mentioned this before. This is
12:49the tool stack that we're going to be
12:50using to find the products. Now, Winning
12:52Hunter is a database that has all the
12:54ads from all the drop shipping stores,
12:56e-commerce stores, so we can validate
12:58what products are making money. Then,
13:00we're going to be using Higsfield. Now,
13:01Higsfield is the video model tool that
13:03has all access to all the latest video
13:05models, image models, so that it can
13:07create images and videos for us. And
13:10like I said, when you connect the best
13:11tools to Claude, it just becomes a
13:13powerhouse. So, now you can see the full
13:15stack that we're going to be using. So,
13:17now that moves us on to the first step,
13:19guys, in the challenge, which is product
13:20research. Now, before I show you guys
13:22how to do this with AI, I want to go
13:24over what a winning product criteria is,
13:26so that when the AI gives you the
13:28responses and the results, you know if
13:30it's true or not. Although AI is going
13:31to be doing the work, it can't mislead
13:33you into believing BS. Sometimes AI will
13:36just BS you. Now, the first criteria is
13:38it solves a real painful problem. Not a
13:41nice to have. That's not good enough.
13:43The stronger the pain, the easier it is
13:45to sell. Pain, vanity, and convenience.
13:48Now, you want to take a quick moment and
13:50think to yourself, when was it when I
13:51bought something because it was such a
13:53pain that I didn't mind paying the
13:54money. That kind of feeling is what you
13:56need your customers to have. The next
13:58one is a $35 plus profit margin per
14:01sale. So, at least a 3 to 5x. Now, I
14:03would actually say a four to 6x in 2026
14:07because the cost of ads are going up so
14:09much now where you need a massive room
14:11on your margins to be able to be
14:13profitable. Now, when you run Facebook
14:14ads, you're going to have something
14:15called a cost per acquisition, a cost
14:17per purchase. Now, if your product,
14:19you're selling it for, let's say, $29,
14:21it's costing you $10, you're making $19.
14:24Now, if your CPA, your cost per purchase
14:26on Facebook is $15 to $20, you're either
14:30breaking even or you're losing money.
14:32So, you need to give yourself a big
14:34enough range of a CPA. So, let's say
14:36your CPA on Facebook on average is $30.
14:39You need to be making $50 and then that
14:41$20 is roughly your profit. The bigger
14:44the margin, the more you can spend on
14:46your CPA, the cost it will occur to get
14:49the sale. Now, if you're going to be
14:50selling just to the USA, it will be very
14:53high. And the crazy part is I've seen
14:54drop shippers do really well, but
14:56they're just not profitable. So they
14:58they'll do $100,000 in sale, but then
15:00only make $2,000 or break even. And
15:03that's because they got this part all
15:04wrong. The next thing is proven demand.
15:06You want three to five active
15:08competitors running ads in the last 30
15:10days. So for example, that's why we're
15:12going to be using Wing Hunter because we
15:14want to find other brands selling the
15:15same product that are running them
15:17actively in the last 30 days and they're
15:19making money. because if it's making
15:21money for them, why would it not make
15:22money for you? The next one is rising,
15:25not dying. Now, this is so important. A
15:27lot of people will find a winning
15:29product when it's had its massive trend,
15:31but then try and sell it on the way
15:32down, basically to death. It's like with
15:35a lot of things in life, a lot of things
15:36peak and then come back down. Now, if
15:38you're trying to sell a product whilst
15:39it's coming back down, you're going
15:41against a trend. You want to try and
15:43find something that started to trend so
15:44you can ride it up. Now, trends can last
15:466 months, 12 months, 18 months, 24
15:49months. Now, usually in this space, it's
15:51between 12 and 18 months. The next thing
15:54is a strong Amazon review. So, we don't
15:57trust AliExpress reviews. We don't trust
15:59the Chinese reviews, as I like to call
16:01it. We trust whatever's on Amazon
16:03because to get an Amazon review, there's
16:05a lot more safety checks that are put in
16:07place. A lot of Chinese reviews are
16:09fake. They're not real. So, we want to
16:11make sure that we're selling a good
16:12quality product because the last thing
16:13that you want to do is sell a product.
16:15you're getting chargebacks and refunds
16:16and then you lose all the money on the
16:18store plus the ad spend. So then you
16:20lose whatever you spent extra on ad
16:22spend. So don't sell a product because
16:23it looks good but then it will cost you
16:25money because of refunds. Sell a product
16:27because you know you're not going to get
16:29chargebacks or refunds or a very small
16:31percent. It should be no more than 1 to
16:343%. Anything after that is classed as
16:36high risk. So here I've pulled up two
16:38examples. One is a winning product and
16:40one's not a winning product. Now, I want
16:42to show you this before we get into
16:44doing it with AI so you know how to
16:46identify what is a winning product in
16:48lifetime versus what isn't a winning
16:50product in lifetime. Now, AI is amazing,
16:52but it's not always right. So, when it
16:54gives you a list back, you need to be
16:56able to judge with your own eye, has it
16:58made a mistake? Do I need to double
17:00check its facts? If I do, I can correct
17:02it. So, the notwinning product is on the
17:04right, and it's these Bluetooth smart
17:06headphones. So, let's have a look.
17:08Solves a real painful problem. Verdict
17:10to me is no. It's just headphones, no
17:12pain. There is no I need this. It's just
17:14a commodity. It's just nice to have and
17:16it looks fancy. Then we go on to the
17:19profit margin. It's weak. You can mark
17:21it up, but buyers know roughly what
17:23cheap headphones cost. So most people
17:25now know in the headphone market to get
17:27a good pair of smart headphones, they
17:29can pay between $30 and $50. So to make
17:32$35 on this product, very unlikely. Then
17:34proven demand is misleading. It says the
17:37600 sold sounds okay, but it competes
17:40against Sony, Apple, JBL, Beats brands
17:43with infinite budgets that you can
17:44trust. So essentially though, although
17:46there is proven demand, the proven
17:48demand is coming from the biggest
17:50companies with the biggest budgets. So
17:52for us to compete with them with our
17:54$2,000 is very unlikely. Now, if you
17:56look for this exact product on Amazon,
17:58it's got a 4.2 star rating out of 105
18:02reviews. So, it's under the 4.3
18:05benchmark that I mentioned before. So,
18:07straight away, this product is not a
18:09winner. Whereas, we look at this
18:10sleeping head mask that helps you sleep.
18:12Does it solve a real painful problem?
18:14Earbuds hurt when you sleep with them
18:16in. They also fall out. There are many
18:18reasons why people can't sleep at night.
18:20They might have stress, anxiety, so they
18:22might need really soothing noises to put
18:24them to sleep. They might have a partner
18:26that really snores. So, there's many
18:28painful problems to wanting to buy this
18:31product. And sleep is a massive
18:32important part of your life. So people
18:34are more likely to buy it. Then we go to
18:36does it have a 35% margin? Yeah. It cost
18:39$5 to buy these and you could easily
18:41market up to $49. Remember you're
18:44solving somebody's sleep here. People
18:46will pay a good amount of money to solve
18:47that problem. Does it have proven
18:49demand? $10,000 sold and there's a lot
18:52of DTOC brands, direct to consumer
18:54brands selling this. White label drop
18:55shipping brands selling this product.
18:57They've not got infinite budgets like
18:58the other big brands like Sony. You're
19:00competing with realistic brands here.
19:02Then rising, not dying. Evergreen, but
19:05mature. So, this product is what we call
19:06evergreen. It's a very well-known
19:08product. It's mature, but it doesn't
19:10mean it can trend. The trend's already
19:12been gone, but it's technically
19:14evergreen. So, that's why I put a yellow
19:15moderation mark there. Then you've got
19:17reviews. Yes, on Amazon based on 1,734
19:21reviews, this has got 4.5 stars. It's
19:24above the minimum for you to sell it.
19:25So, now I've shown you guys two real
19:27examples. Now, when we do the product
19:29research with AI, you should be in a
19:31position where you can spot the good
19:32ones and the bad ones. Okay? So, now
19:35we're doing the practical side. We're
19:36actually doing the product research.
19:38Now, remember, don't be fearful. Don't
19:40panic. Don't overthink it. We're just
19:42going to do this together now. And I'm
19:44going to do a real example with you guys
19:45now live. And I've done most of the hard
19:47work for you because I've given you a
19:49prompt now to be able to do the product
19:50research the correct way. Now, this is
19:52the correct way because we're using
19:53different data stacks to make sure that
19:55we're using the highest concentrated
19:57products based on the demand and all the
20:00other criterias that I've given you. You
20:02are really eliminating the majority of
20:03chances of failure by doing this. Stack
20:06one is getting Winning Hunter. So, once
20:08you've created a winning hunter account,
20:09there is a link in the description and
20:10in the pin comment. I've been using
20:12Winning Hunter now for years on this
20:14channel. And most of the biggest guys
20:15doing huge numbers with ecom and drop
20:17shipping all use winning hunter or they
20:19use some form of ad spy tool that allows
20:21you to see all the ads on the database
20:24just like this. That is just a proven
20:26fact. So once you've got Winning Hunter
20:27created, you're then going to want to
20:29get Claude. Now if you haven't already,
20:31go over to claude.ai. You're going to
20:33need to be on the $20 subscription.
20:35Honestly, for $20, you get so much. I'm
20:37not affiliated or endorsed by Claude. I
20:39wish I was, but I'm not. But you will
20:41need clawed subscription to be able to
20:43do this. Now, once you've got a clawed
20:45subscription, you're going to come to
20:46the bottom and you're going to see here
20:47where it says get apps and extensions.
20:49You're going to scroll down and what
20:50you're going to want to do is download
20:51the desktop version. Now, I've
20:53downloaded this for my Mac OS. Then once
20:55you've done that, guys, you're going to
20:56see it in your toolbar. So, I can see
20:58Claude here. And the reason why we want
21:00Claude on our laptop, not in the web
21:02browser, is because you're going to get
21:03access to their co-work. You can see
21:05chat and co-work. Now, co-work is the
21:08feature that enables you to let Claude
21:10get multiple agents and work on that
21:13task at the same time. It means it's
21:15going to be faster and better quality.
21:17Now, you can only do this based on
21:19getting the desktop version. So, once
21:21you've got Claude Co logged in and
21:23you've got Opus 4.8 turned on, which is
21:26the best model at the moment, you're
21:27going to want to do act without asking.
21:29That way, it'll complete tasks without
21:31you having to tell it or ask it. Then
21:33you're going to come over to the top
21:34left, which is got your toolbar, and
21:36you're going to go over to where it says
21:37customize. You're then going to go to
21:38connectors, and you're then going to
21:40click plus here, and you're going to go
21:41to where it says add custom connector.
21:43You're then going to go back to Winning
21:44Hunter, and you're going to go to your
21:45profile icon in the top right, and
21:47you're going to go down to where it says
21:48connect to AI. You're then going to see
21:50where it says Claude recommend. Click
21:52this and then you're going to get the
21:53MCP URL. You're going to copy this.
21:56You're going to go back to Claude.
21:57You're going to call it Winning Hunter.
21:59And then you're going to paste the MCP
22:00there. And then you're going to click
22:02add. And then it will take you to the
22:03Winning Hunter website to authenticate
22:05it. And once you have, you're going to
22:07see Winning Hunter appear here. And then
22:09what you're going to want to do is
22:10you're going to want to make sure where
22:11it shows tool permission. You're going
22:13to want to make sure that it's on always
22:14allow. That way it can access all the
22:16tools on demand without asking for them.
22:19Then whilst you're in this place guys,
22:20you're going to go back to the plus
22:22symbol. Go to where it says browse
22:23connectors and you're just going to add
22:25Shopify. Now yes, we are doing product
22:27research, but whilst we're in this
22:28section of claude, you might as well add
22:30Shopify. And once you've add Shopify, it
22:32will either take you to authenticate
22:33your store. If you haven't already got
22:34one, go and get a Shopify store using my
22:36link in the description because you'll
22:38get three months for $3 instead of
22:40paying $29 a month. So for your first
22:42three months, you'll only spend $3. So
22:44$1 each month and then it will go to the
22:46basic rate of $29. You only need the
22:48basic plan. And by using my affiliate
22:50link, guys, it does support the YouTube
22:52channel by me giving you out all this
22:54crazy good content. So make sure you
22:56check out the link for Shopify in the
22:58description wherever you need to build a
22:59new store or you've not used Shopify
23:01before. So once you've got your Shopify
23:03and Winning Hunter connected, we can go
23:05back to the chat and you're going to see
23:06that I've given you guys a prompt in the
23:08myro board. So you can see here now on
23:10step three the prompt. Now we've done
23:12step one and two together. So you're
23:14going to copy the prompt and what you're
23:15going to do is you're going to paste it
23:16inside of this Claude Coat and you're
23:19simply just going to click send and then
23:21you can see here it says working on it
23:22and then you can see thought process.
23:24You can see here it says I pulled the
23:25live data from winning hunter. Let me
23:27load up the connector tools and set up
23:29the task list. Now you know when this is
23:31working correctly when on the right hand
23:33side where it shows context, winning
23:34hunter shows up and then it has a
23:36progress bar. So now it shows all the
23:39progress of what it's going to do. Once
23:40it shows both of these guys, the tool is
23:43working and it's just going to do the
23:44job. And this can take around about five
23:46to 10 minutes. But what you're expecting
23:48to see is Claude give you basically an
23:50overview and a list of products. Okay
23:52guys, so after around about 10 minutes,
23:54it's come back with the list. So number
23:56one is the Cure Trend, the Cure 8 Trend
23:594 in-one produce storage containers. So
24:02you can see here it says, "What is a
24:03threepack set is already stackable
24:05fridge containers for fruit and veg.
24:07Paying solves stops produce wilting and
24:09rotting. Price $39. Proof of demand
24:123,600 active ads. Then it shows the
24:15competitor. And then it shows massive ad
24:18volume. Then it goes over number two,
24:19which is a luxurious cozy car bed for
24:22dogs. Then number three is it goes over
24:24the Hudian holster breakout 2.0. Then it
24:28goes over the Zimmer dental invisashine
24:30ultrasonic retainer cleaner. Then it
24:32goes over the Mag Back wireless car
24:35charger. And then it goes over the
24:37reason why it chose number one as its
24:39favorite pick. And it even gave all of
24:41the references at the bottom. So I can
24:43click this, click open link, and you can
24:44see it's given us the link to the store.
24:47Now, this is exactly why having your own
24:49knowledge and me going over the product
24:50criteria and real examples kicks into
24:53play because although Claude's given me
24:55this amazing list, I would argue that
24:57product number one is terrible. Like, it
25:00genuinely is an old product and it makes
25:02no sense. Whereas, product number two
25:04and product number four are the best
25:07products on this list and they are
25:08legitimately very good drop shipping
25:11products. Now, I know this because I've
25:12been doing drop shipping for so long and
25:14I just know straight away which ones are
25:16good and which ones are bad from gut
25:18feeling. But that just shows you that
25:19out of all of these products, only two
25:22were actually good. And when I say good,
25:23I mean very good. But if you didn't have
25:25the eye for it or the knowledge, then
25:27you would have just gone for number one
25:28cuz Claude would have told you. Now, the
25:30first product that Claude gave me was
25:32this product here, which is these
25:33containers to store food. Now, this
25:36isn't a bad product, but you can buy
25:37these from Walmart, so why the hell
25:39would you buy them online? So, this one
25:41really makes no sense. Whereas, we look
25:43at product number two and number four.
25:44This is number two, which is the calm
25:46cozy dog bed. And the reason why I love
25:48this product is because look at how easy
25:50it is to add it inside the car. You tie
25:52it behind the car seat head and it looks
25:54like a real bed for dogs. So, this is
25:57really a good product. And look at the
25:58way you can advertise this. People love
26:01their dogs just as much as they love
26:02their children, maybe more. And it's an
26:04instant win to get their dogs
26:06comfortable in the car. And look at how
26:08viral and tick-tocky this kind of video
26:11or gy is. It instantly grabs people's
26:14attention. Whereas we look at number
26:15four, which is the ultrasonic retainer
26:18cleaner. This has got a really high
26:20perceived value kind of product. Like
26:22look at the landing page. It's just an
26:24ultra cleaner just for your aligners or
26:26mouth guards. But look at how cool this
26:28product looks. And when we scroll down,
26:30product is around about $100. But it
26:32serves a serious problem, which is
26:34people's retainers and guards get really
26:37dirty and people want to keep them
26:39clean. But the way this brand's built
26:41this landing page out, it feels like a
26:43huge dental clinic brand. It looks like
26:45a real big brand when it's probably a
26:48very small white label drop shipping
26:50store. Then once you found the products
26:52that you like within the list, you just
26:53want to validate quickly that the facts
26:55are correct. Now this should only take a
26:57few minutes. So, for example, I've gone
26:58back to Winning Hunter manually, and
27:00I've typed in the name of the product,
27:01ultrasonic retainer cleaner, and I've
27:03filtered it by English as the language,
27:05and I filtered it by ad rank. That way,
27:07it shows you the best ads. And you can
27:09see I found a few different brands
27:10selling the same product, but just a
27:12different design. So, I found the Zimmer
27:14dental brand. So, you can see they're
27:16running ads here, and they're getting
27:1854,000 views on this ad. They've got
27:211,152
27:23active ads running at this current time.
27:25Then you can see this other brand here
27:26called Dentistry Reviews, but you can
27:28see quite a lot of different brands that
27:30are competing for this kind of product.
27:32Now, it could be the same brand, but
27:33they're running it off different pages,
27:35which is a common thing now, or it could
27:37just be different brands. But now I can
27:38click on Zimma Dental, and I can filter
27:41this from last scene to ad rank. So now
27:43I'm seeing their best ads that they're
27:45running, and you can see that these are
27:46a top 1% of ads being ran, which means
27:50these ads are making a lot of money and
27:52performing exceptionally well. So, I've
27:54just verified that this product is
27:56genuine. Now, the next thing that I'm
27:58going to want to do manually myself is
27:59go to Amazon, and I'm going to want to
28:01type in the name of the product,
28:03ultrasonic cleaner. There's this option
28:05here, which we saw on the ads. Now,
28:07although it's not the exact same one
28:09from the store, it does the same thing.
28:11And their reviews is between 4.2, 4.2,
28:14and 4.9. Now, the one that we actually
28:17saw on the website's got a 4.8 star
28:20review. This one's got a 4.6. So on
28:23average when you look at combined on the
28:25product reviews it's coming out to
28:26around about 4.4 to 4.6. So now I've
28:29verified that the reviews are good for
28:31the product. I need to check if I can
28:33find it on my drop shipping suppliers
28:36website because a lot of these products
28:37sometimes you might not be able to find
28:39you might have to source them. That
28:41happens quite a lot. So you're going to
28:42want to head over to USA Drop because
28:44USA Drop is the best drop shipping
28:46supplier right now to use. And I've been
28:48using USA Drop since 2022 on this
28:51YouTube channel. And it's completely
28:53free to sign up and make an account. And
28:55the benefits of using USA Drop is you're
28:57going to get fast processing times, very
28:59fast shipping times between 5 and 12
29:02days. And you're going to get really
29:03good communication. And most of the
29:05products are all ready to be shipped
29:06from their warehouse. Most drop shipping
29:08suppliers actually drop ship you and end
29:10up going to another drop shipping
29:11supplier to get the product and then get
29:13it sent to their warehouse and then send
29:15it to your customer. So you can see I'm
29:17on USA Drop again linked in the
29:18description and in the pin comment. And
29:20you can see if you go over to where it
29:21says find products, I searched for
29:23retainer cleaner and I found the exact
29:25same version here. So at least I know
29:28now that I can source the product and
29:30add it to my Shopify store without any
29:32issues. Now if you can't find the
29:34product on USA Drop because it's a very
29:36hard to find product, you can go over to
29:38where it says sourcing and you can go to
29:40source products. You can provide the
29:42AliExpress link or the Amazon link and
29:45then upload an image here and then you
29:47could submit your sourcing. And then
29:49once you've done that, you're going to
29:50see that once you've submitted your
29:52sourcing request, it will show here
29:54quoted. So you can click view details
29:55and it shows you how much it's going to
29:57cost to source the product, where you
29:59can ship to, and the different sizes
30:01that they have ready if it's a sizable
30:03product. So don't worry if they don't
30:05have it ready to ship now. They can
30:06source the product. And they've got this
30:08really cool new feature now where if you
30:10go over to the left, you're going to see
30:11private agent. So you can see here once
30:13you've reached five daily orders, you'll
30:15become eligible for a dedicated agent
30:17that will look after all of your
30:19business in terms of the inventory side
30:21and the logistics. You're going to get
30:22better rates, better communication. Now,
30:24you don't need to pay to upgrade to
30:26this. You just need to get the sales and
30:28then you'll be eligible for it. Now,
30:30usually to get a private agent, you'd
30:31have to pay a monthly subscription or
30:33you'd have to do thousands a month in
30:35volume. So, USA Drops made the barrier
30:37to entry so easy. So, when it comes to
30:39using a drop shipping supplier, guys,
30:41please make sure you use USA Drop
30:43because you can be verified to know that
30:45your shipping orders are going to be
30:46sent on time. If there is any reason for
30:48a refund or a partial refund, you're
30:51going to get it. And some of the biggest
30:52drop shippers and e-commerce guys in the
30:54world use Drop. Now, for today's video
30:57example, I'm actually going to carry on
30:58with the ultrasonic cleaner as the
31:00product that I want to sell for my drop
31:03shipping store. Now, before we go deeper
31:04into the 60-day game plan, I want to
31:07quickly show you something that fits
31:08perfectly into this workflow. And that's
31:10Omnisense's new GPTMCP
31:13feature. Because when you're running a
31:15drop shipping or e-commerce store, it's
31:17not just about finding the winning
31:18product. You also need systems that turn
31:21visitors into customers, recover
31:23abandoned carts, bring people back after
31:26they buy, and help you understand what's
31:28actually making you money. That's where
31:30Omnisense comes in. Omnisend already
31:32helps with your email and SMS marketing.
31:35So things like welcome flows, abandoned
31:37cart emails, product follow-ups,
31:39campaigns, and customer segments. But
31:42now with their new MCP feature, you can
31:44connect Omnisend directly into Chat GPT,
31:48which basically adds an AI marketing
31:50assistant into your workflow. So instead
31:52of manually digging through reports and
31:54guessing what to do next, you can ask
31:56things like, "Which campaign performed
31:58best this week?" What automation is
32:00underperforming? Which customers should
32:02I target next? Or give me a campaign
32:05idea for people who viewed products but
32:07didn't buy? For drop shippers, this is
32:09massive because most beginners don't
32:11know what to look at inside their email
32:14marketing dashboard. But now with AI
32:16connected to your omnisend data, it can
32:18help you spot opportunities, fix weak
32:21points, and plan better campaigns
32:22faster. You can start for free with your
32:25first 250 email recipients, which is
32:27perfect if you're launching your store
32:29and want to set up your core email flows
32:31without paying straight away. And if
32:33you're a larger e-commerce brand,
32:35Omnison can also be a much more
32:37cost-effective option compared to a lot
32:40of the alternatives when scaling email
32:42and SMS. So, click the link below, try
32:45Omniscent, and start building the
32:47marketing system behind your store. Now,
32:48there's nothing wrong with a cozy car
32:50bed. I think it's also a really good
32:52product. And if this one failed or I
32:54wasn't able to scale it or sell it, I'd
32:56probably sell this as a second option.
32:58So whenever you've got to choose between
32:59one product the other, just think of it
33:01in the back of your mind as if one
33:02fails, I can move on to the other one
33:04really easily. So for now, I'm just
33:06going to carry on with the ultrasonic
33:08cleaner. Okay, so now we've picked our
33:09product, we need to do our avatar
33:11research. Now, this is a crucial part
33:14that most if not all beginners miss to
33:17do. Now, avatar research is
33:19understanding the people that you're
33:21going to sell your product to. Who are
33:23they? Where are they? And why would they
33:25want to buy the product? Instead of you
33:27guessing, you're going to find out who
33:29now are we selling this product to. So,
33:32this is called the avatar research part.
33:34And this is essential that you don't
33:35skip. Now, I've given you guys an
33:37example of one of my prompts that I've
33:38used in one of my stores that we can
33:40reuse for your own product. So, what
33:42you're going to want to do is copy this
33:44whole prompt. Open up chat GBT or Open
33:47AI. Change it to the high model. Paste
33:49this prompt in. You can see here I put
33:51remake this prompt but for this product.
33:53And then you're just going to click
33:54send. And then what it will do is it'll
33:55read the prompt, understand the context,
33:58and reformat it for your product. So you
34:00can see here it's clearly found out that
34:02this is a completely different product
34:03to the one in the original prompt. And
34:05now you can see as you look, it's
34:07completely reformatted it for our
34:10product. So you can see here it all
34:12makes sense. This prompt now is purely
34:14for the product that I want it to check.
34:16Now, I would recommend that you double
34:17check what it's writing because if it's
34:19missed any parts out, and then you give
34:20it to Claude after, you're giving Claude
34:22a bad prompt, which most beginners don't
34:24realize that they're doing. Now, I've
34:25double checked this now, guys, and I
34:27know this is a legitimate prompt. So, I
34:29can actually copy it, go back to Claude
34:31in the original chat that did the
34:32product research because that's where
34:34the context is. And now, what I can do
34:35is I can paste the prompt in and click
34:37send. So now this prompt is going to
34:39come up with all of the avatar research
34:41for us. Okay. So the avatar research has
34:44been done. Now Claude will open up this
34:46document on the right hand side as an MD
34:48file. You can just read it here. And you
34:50can see it says here they love dental
34:52pod pro customer avatar and direct
34:54response language bank. So you can see
34:56here part one the four buckets daily
34:58pains. What annoys embarrasses or
35:00frustrates them. So you can see it's
35:01listed out all of the pain points which
35:04is morning smells, retainers going moldy
35:06or cloudy. So you can see there's a
35:08massive list of different pain points.
35:11Then if we go over to number two, we've
35:13got the dream outcome. Crystal clear
35:15retainer. Open the case and it smells
35:17nice. Then we've got doubts and
35:18objections. Is this just an overpriced
35:21vibrating water bowl? Then we've got the
35:23exact customer language, the way that
35:25they talk and the way they feel. Now, if
35:27you haven't already guessed why we've
35:28got this information is because now when
35:30we build the landing page, we know
35:32exactly what information to put on the
35:35landing page to address these objections
35:37that people might know about because
35:39we've got them right in our face. So, if
35:41we don't address them, then people are
35:43going to start thinking them. This is
35:45invaluable kind of data. So, then we got
35:47in part two the avatar. So, we've got,
35:49for example, Chloe who's a 29year-old.
35:52So, that's roughly who our audience is
35:54going to be, 25 to around about 50 year
35:56olds. So, we got a really good in-depth
35:58breakdown on our avatar. Then in part
36:00three, the pressure test, one specific
36:02person, daily real pains, objections,
36:05language, and compliance. All of them
36:07have come back green. And then part
36:09four, so we can reuse all of this
36:11information in our landing pages and in
36:13our ads. Okay, so now we've got this
36:15guys, we can actually start building our
36:17landing page out for the store. Now,
36:19what you're going to want to do is go
36:20back to OpenAI chat GBT. Go to the same
36:23chat that you use to reprompt it. That
36:25way it's got some context of what the
36:27product is. And you're going to go back
36:29to the maro board and you're going to
36:30copy this prompt here. So where it says
36:33prompt, you're just going to copy it. Go
36:34back to the chat, paste it in here. Put
36:37your competitor's URL or product page in
36:39here. So I'm going to copy it. I'm going
36:41to paste it here. Now if you've got a
36:43few competitors that have really good
36:44landing pages, like this landing page
36:46here is not too bad either, then what
36:48you can do is copy it as well and add it
36:50to the chat. But only add good landing
36:52pages to the chat. Now, once you've done
36:54that, guys, you can click send. Then the
36:56next thing that we're going to do in the
36:58meantime is go back to Claude, open up
37:00the sidebar, and in the bottom left,
37:02you're going to see Claude design. So,
37:04in the bottom here where the paint icon
37:06is, you're going to click design, and
37:07it's going to open up this Claude design
37:09tab. Make sure you're using Cloud Opus
37:114.8. Where it says design system, that's
37:14fine. And then where it says templates,
37:16you don't need to add any if you don't
37:18want to. But usually, if you will want
37:20to add a template, it would be wired
37:22frame. Now, whilst we're waiting for
37:23that prompt to generate, you're actually
37:25going to want to send it a follow-up
37:26prompt saying, "Also, this is the avatar
37:28research that was done on my product to
37:30help with the landing page copy and the
37:32section." So, what we're going to do is
37:33we're going to go back to Claude and
37:35we're going to go back to that MD file
37:36and we're just going to copy all of the
37:38text. So, all of this text, guys, we're
37:40going to copy it. And you're going to
37:41want to copy it to part the end of part
37:44two. You don't need part three and part
37:46four. We're going to go back to the Open
37:48AI chat. We're going to paste it in.
37:49You're going to see it's going to open
37:50it as a txt file here. and we're going
37:52to send that through. So, it's made the
37:54mockup design here as a prompt, but now
37:56we've given it our avatar research in
37:58terms of the language, who we're trying
38:00to sell it to. So, now it'll update that
38:02prompt with a better information. So,
38:04you can see here it says it'll enhance
38:05the prompt. You can see here it says
38:06this research was really strong. So, now
38:08you can see that it's improved
38:10everything else. So, now you can see
38:12it's generated this massive prompt that
38:14we can now copy. We can go back to
38:16Claude Claude design and you can see now
38:18we're going to paste the prompt here and
38:20we're going to click send. So you can
38:22see it's opened it up now in this design
38:24canvas and we're going to wait for
38:25Claude to now build out the landing
38:27page. Now whilst we're waiting for
38:29Claude to build the landing page design
38:31out, what we're going to want to do is
38:34get everything ready to build the page
38:36once it's ready. So if you go back to
38:38your other Claude tab, so you can see
38:40I've got the design tab here and I've
38:41got the normal Claude here. You're going
38:43to want to go back to your chat and
38:44we're going to add two skills in that
38:46you're going to need so that it can
38:48clone the page onetoone on Shopify
38:50because essentially what claude design
38:52does is it makes the HTML version and
38:54then we're going to convert it into a
38:55Shopify liquid page. So to do this guys,
38:58if you come back over to where it says
39:00customize skills, you're going to click
39:02add and you're going to go to where it
39:03says upload a skill. Now there will be
39:05three skill files available in the cheat
39:08sheet and in the drive. And the first
39:10one that you're going to need is this
39:11one here called clone link to my
39:13Shopify. This tells Claude how to clone
39:15the HTML file into Shopify as liquid. So
39:18that one's essential for you guys to
39:20have. You're then going to need the DTOC
39:23infographic generator skill. Now this
39:25skill is designed to tell Claude how to
39:27make images for the product and on the
39:30landing page. So it's essential that you
39:32have this one as well if you want Claude
39:34to make all the images for your landing
39:36page. lifestyle images, infographic
39:39images, etc. Now, remember, Claude does
39:41not have access to video models or image
39:44models. So, although I've given you guys
39:45the image model skill, you do need to
39:48add a creative tool to Claude. Now, the
39:51one that I'm using guys is Higsfield.
39:54So, this is the one I'm using. I'm not
39:55paid or sponsored to say this. Now, once
39:57you have created an account on
39:58Higsfield, you've got access to all of
40:00the video and image models. You're going
40:02to want to go over to where it says MCP
40:03and CLI. You're going to select MCP and
40:06then you're going to see here Claude and
40:08then you're going to want to copy the
40:09MCP URL like you did with Winning
40:11Hunter. You're going to want to come
40:13back, go back to customize, go to where
40:15it says connectors, click plus, add
40:17custom connector, call it Higsfield,
40:19paste the URL here. It'll authenticate
40:21your account and then you're going to
40:22see Higsfield here. Now, once Higsfield
40:25here, you can turn it on to always allow
40:27and always allow. Now, if you want to
40:29use a different company instead of
40:30Higsfield that connects to Claude, be my
40:33guest and do that. I'm just telling you
40:34the one that I use all the time. But if
40:36you've got one that you know about that
40:37you like to use, then use theirs if they
40:39have an MCP. So now I've got that
40:41connected. I can go back to my chat. And
40:43when I give Claude the next prompt to
40:45build the store and the images, it has
40:47all the tools that it needs to do the
40:49work. Now, whilst we're still waiting
40:50for Claude Design to build up the page,
40:52you're going to want to go to your
40:53Shopify store. Make sure that you go to
40:55your settings, go to general, and make
40:57sure you've got your URL, your Shopify
40:59URL, because you're going to need to
41:01give it to Claude in the next prompt. so
41:03it knows which store to connect to and
41:06to actually build the store on. So just
41:08make sure you know what your Shopify URL
41:10what your Shopify URL is. It's copied
41:12and it's ready to use. Now the next
41:14thing that you're going to want to make
41:14sure you do now and not later is make
41:16sure you've connected USA Drop to your
41:18Shopify store and you've imported the
41:21product to your store. Because what will
41:22happen if you don't do this now is
41:24Claude will add another product which
41:26isn't your supplier's product and then
41:28build the landing page. You want to make
41:30sure it's building the landing page for
41:32the product that's already on your store
41:34that's been sourced through USA Drop.
41:36All right, guys. So, after 5 minutes,
41:38Claude Design has built the landing page
41:40design. Remember, this isn't the landing
41:42page. This is just the design. So, you
41:45can check it out here. It looks amazing.
41:47Look at how good and look at how good
41:49the text is. So, the copywriting is
41:52perfect. Everything that it's talking
41:53about, the step by step, the people that
41:55want it verse don't want it. Cloudy
41:57retainer, feeding fresh is covered
41:59everything in a really high-end looking
42:02website design. Now remember, imagine
42:04doing this all yourself. Before, guys,
42:06you would have had to pay for an
42:07expensive paid theme or hire a
42:09developer. Now, once you're happy with
42:11the landing page, remember we're going
42:12to add the placeholder images in, so we
42:14can do that later. But for now, the
42:16actual landing page design itself is
42:19fine. What you're going to want to do is
42:20click share in the top right. You're
42:21going to go to where it says export and
42:23you're going to do standalone HTML and
42:25you're going to click download. And then
42:27in the lefth hand side of the chat, you
42:28can see Claude preparing the HTML file.
42:31And just like that guys, the
42:32downloadable HTML file is there. So we
42:35can click it and we can click save. And
42:36then what we're going to want to do is
42:38actually open up the HTML file because
42:40we got to check it in the HTML version
42:41to make sure it's correct. So you can
42:43see it opens up in full browser. So now
42:45we can see what it would look like in a
42:46full window. We just want to make sure
42:48everything's correct here because as
42:50soon as we give this to Claude to build
42:52in Shopify, if there is any mistakes,
42:54then it will just copy them over. So,
42:56we've got to make sure that there's no
42:58mistakes because if there is, we're
42:59going to waste a lot of time in credits
43:01copying it over. Now, on the web
43:03version, there's absolutely no mistakes.
43:05I'm just going to go to inspect, change
43:07it to the mobile version, and now I can
43:09check the product on the mobile version.
43:11So, I've just noticed something on the
43:12mobile version that would need fixing.
43:15So, you can see how the image is at the
43:17bottom here. Now, the image on the
43:18mobile version should be at the top. So,
43:20that's one thing I've noticed that I'm
43:22glad I checked. Now, so I need to tell
43:24Claude in a follow-up prompt to move the
43:26mobile image in the hero section at the
43:28top. But, apart from that, that's one
43:30issue I found. And by the looks of it,
43:32guys, that is the only issue that I've
43:34got on the mobile version that needs
43:36fixing. So, yeah, that is literally the
43:37only issue on the mobile version.
43:40Everything else works. So, that's one
43:42prompt that I need to send it to fix
43:43that issue. And the landing page is
43:45ready to be used on Shopify. Now, just
43:47to save a little bit of time, I won't do
43:48it now. I'll do it a little bit later,
43:50but once you're happy with your design,
43:52you've checked it on mobile and web
43:54version, you're going to go back to
43:55Claude and you're going to give it this
43:56prompt and everything will be available
43:58in the cheat sheet. I need you to build
44:00the Shopify store using the correct
44:01methods. My Shopify store URL is
44:03remember I told you to go Shopify. Check
44:05your URL. Use the Shopify connector to
44:08do this. I have added my HTML design so
44:10you can remake it. Then you can see I've
44:12added the skill clone link to my
44:14Shopify. To add the skill, you just
44:15click plus skills and then you add it.
44:17This will tell Claude to clone the store
44:19without any issues. And then what you're
44:21going to do is you're going to use this
44:23prompt as well. So this gives it the
44:25link to how to build sections using
44:27liquid. So you literally just need to
44:29copy the prompt here. Now, what you're
44:31also going to want to do is go back to
44:32Claude design. And you're going to go to
44:34share, export, send to, and you're going
44:37to see here where it says you're going
44:39to go to send to Claude code, send. And
44:42then you're going to get this prompt.
44:43You're going to copy the prompt and
44:45you're going to paste your prompt in
44:47here. Now, you need to read your Clawude
44:49prompt really carefully because I've
44:51already added mine in here. So, you can
44:53see here where I've added mine in. So,
44:56you need to remove mine and paste yours
44:58in. And then you need to upload your
45:00HTML file. So we can go to HTML, add it
45:02here. So now it's got the HTML file and
45:05then you're going to click send. Now
45:06once you've clicked send, this is the
45:08biggest, longest task Claude will take
45:10to do. It will take around about 15 to
45:1230 minutes. Now during this time, it's
45:15going to try and connect to Shopify.
45:17You'll see Shopify in your context
45:19window. It will ask you to connect to
45:21Shopify. You will log in to your Shopify
45:24store. It will ask you to download the
45:25Shopify connector app. You need to
45:27download it and then it will tell you to
45:29come back to Claude and then it will
45:30start working on it. Now once you've
45:32successfully done this guys after 30
45:35minutes it would have built the full
45:37page. It will tell you that it's built
45:39on a duplicated theme on your store. So
45:41if you've got Horizon on your store it
45:43would have duplicated the theme. It
45:44would have made the page on that theme.
45:46And then once you've done that you can
45:47click edit and you can see all the
45:49content is there and you can edit all of
45:51it. So all the sections can be changed
45:53edited. It's not hardcoded HTML. Then
45:56once you've done that guys, you're going
45:58to need images for the landing page.
46:00It's built out the hard shell of the
46:02layout, but it now needs to add images.
46:04So the best way to get images made for
46:06your landing page is actually to go back
46:07to Winning Hunter, go back to the ads
46:09that you use to find the product. Now
46:11when you filter it by images, you're
46:13going to see now all the ads that are
46:15shown are just image ads. So for
46:17example, this image there is really
46:19good. So I can go to where it says view
46:21details and I can download the image. So
46:24all of these images that you can see
46:25that you think are really good. For
46:27example, this one's really good. A
46:28comparison image. Here we got a review
46:30image. Here we've got the retainer's new
46:32best friend image. So there's so many
46:34good styles of images that are coming up
46:36here. All of these are exceptionally
46:38good. So what I can do is I can download
46:40these images. Once I've downloaded all
46:42of these images, I can go back to
46:44Claude. I can then give it the skill by
46:46clicking plus skills DTOC infographic
46:49generator. And then I can give it this
46:51prompt. I need you to make one one ratio
46:54images for my landing page. I've
46:56uploaded some concept ideas based on my
46:58competitor. So you upload all the images
47:01and then Claude will activate whichever
47:03MCP you connected. I connected Higsfield
47:05and recommended you guys did and then
47:07you're going to say use GBT image 2 as
47:10the model to make these images. But make
47:12sure you use my brand colors and my
47:14brand logo. Now if you don't have a
47:16brand logo, you're best just making that
47:18now using Higsfield as well. So
47:20Higsfield's got a recraft model. So if
47:22you go to Higsfield directly and go to
47:25images, use recraft and just give it a
47:28small prompt like I need a logo for my
47:30teeth brand that sells retainers. Give
47:31it your brand name. Tell it to make it
47:33in typography and then it will make you
47:35a logo. Once you've got the logo, come
47:37back and tell Claude this is your logo.
47:40This is your brand colors. The brand
47:42colors are based on your landing page.
47:43So mine were blue, black, and white.
47:46Then you can tell it all of those things
47:47and it will make all the images so that
47:49it matches your brand layout and design.
47:52Then once you've done that guys, your
47:53landing page is ready to go. So what I
47:56want to show you guys is the final
47:57landing page that I made. So I'll put it
47:59on the screen. So this is the one that I
48:00was able to finish off on my own after
48:02around about 45 minutes. And you can see
48:04the landing page looks absolutely
48:06amazing. Looks like a real DTOC drop
48:09shipping brand that goes over all of our
48:12avatar research that we did. Now I'm
48:13going to be honest with you guys. When
48:14you do the Shopify store for your first
48:16time using Claude, it can be a little
48:18bit difficult or a little bit fiddly,
48:20but after you've done it once, it
48:21becomes really easy. So, just like that,
48:23guys, the proof's there. The store's
48:24been built and it looks amazing. Okay,
48:27so now we move on to making the video
48:29ads, the ads that we're going to run on
48:31Facebook and on Tik Tok. Now, to do
48:33this, it's extremely easy now with AI
48:36and the best video models that have come
48:38out. The only thing that we need to do
48:39is make sure the scripting and the story
48:41line is really good. Although it's
48:43really easy to make AI video ads and
48:45video ads in general, the issue with
48:47most of them is they just sound
48:49terrible. The storyline makes no sense.
48:52And that's because people are just
48:53solely relying on AI to do everything.
48:56So, this is where you're going to want
48:58to come over back to the Maro board and
48:59you're going to see that I give you guys
49:01a master prompt for scripting ads. Now,
49:04you can do this inside of a clawed
49:05project or you can do it in OpenAI. Now,
49:08in my past experience, I find that Open
49:11AI has better thinking when it comes to
49:14ad creation. I just prefer the way Open
49:16AI gives me scripts or storylines versus
49:20Claude. I just feel like it's better.
49:21That's just based on my own test. If you
49:23want to stick to using Claude, you can.
49:25But this this part, I'm actually going
49:27to use Open AI. So, what you're going to
49:29want to do is you're going to want to go
49:30back to the Myro board and you're going
49:31to want to copy the prompt. So, you're
49:33going to copy it down to where it says
49:35once you've got a winner, just ask. Then
49:37what you're going to do is you're going
49:38to paste it here. You're going to scroll
49:40all the way back to the top and you're
49:42going to say at the bottom, remake this
49:44prompt, but for my product. Now, whilst
49:47we're waiting for the prompt to be made,
49:49I want you guys to go back to Higsfield
49:51and we're going to go to where it says
49:53marketing studio. Now, I'm going to be
49:54honest with you guys. Marketing Studio
49:56is Higsfield's in-house tool to build
49:58out video ads. So, it'll build the video
50:00ads for you just by simply giving it a
50:03small prompt, a reference, and it does
50:05the rest. And I just find the marketing
50:07studio is one of the most powerful tools
50:09to do this with because they have so
50:11many examples, creations that you can
50:13mimic. Now, you can connect this to
50:14Claude and get Claude to do the
50:16marketing studio for you. I just find it
50:18burns lots of credits and it just takes
50:20up a lot more time. So, I'd rather just
50:22do it myself. Now, to be able to do
50:23this, guys, we've actually got to add
50:25our product. So, what you're going to
50:26want to do is you're going to want to
50:27come over to where it says product in
50:28the right hand side, and we're going to
50:30upload our product by pasting the URL.
50:32So you paste your URL and you click this
50:34little pink icon and you'll see that it
50:37will add your product here. So it'll
50:38pull out all the information that's on
50:40your landing page and what your product
50:42is. So you can see there it's got the
50:44products. We can select it and then
50:46you're going to see avatar. So you can
50:48see here I've got all the avatars that
50:49Higsfield gives me. So these are all
50:51their own in-house avatars. Now I feel
50:54like this avatar here is probably best
50:56suited for my product. Remember we said
50:58the custom avatars around about 29 years
51:00old. and this woman fits perfectly in
51:03that niche. And the reason why I'm using
51:05women is because women buy more products
51:06online. So, I will target this to
51:08majority women. Now, if you feel like
51:10there's no avatars that suit your
51:12product, you can go over to my avatars,
51:14create a custom avatar, and you can
51:15either give it a prompt or an image, and
51:17it will remake the avatar. But in this
51:19instance, there's already an avatar that
51:21looks good for my product. So, I can
51:22just select it. And then you can see
51:24here where it says UGC tryon hall. You
51:27can change these. So, for example, you
51:29can do Tik Tok. So this is a new feature
51:31where you can use the ones that Tik Tok
51:32do or you've got UGC. So these are the
51:35UGC style ads. Now in this one guys, I'm
51:38going to be using UGC as the option. And
51:40then under settings and then in
51:42settings, I can choose the kind of scene
51:44that she's going to be in. So I'm going
51:45to use bathroom because my product is a
51:48dental product. And then I can filter
51:50this again by aspect ratio being 9x6.
51:53Quality being 1080p. Just to save a bit
51:55of time, I'm going to do 720p for the
51:57video, but you're going to want it on
51:591080p and the duration 15 seconds. And
52:02then once we've got all these settings
52:04ready, guys, we're just going to go back
52:05to OpenAI and we're going to paste the
52:07prompt in here that it's given us back
52:09and we're going to say, now before we
52:10paste the prompt back, now what we're
52:12going to do is we're going to say I have
52:14also added a few of my competitors best
52:19ad transcripts. So this is where we're
52:21going to add the transcripts. So then
52:23what we're going to want to do is go
52:24back to winning hunter and you're going
52:26to want to filter this now by media type
52:28being video ad rank and then you're
52:30going to see all of these ads. So we can
52:32play these ads makes that cloudy layer
52:34you see it's not just bacteria it's
52:36plaque bop including candida albocans
52:39when retain is a tea with brushing
52:40peniples or rinsing this yeast te up
52:43with harmful streptocus bacteria. One of
52:45my patients even sent me this video. She
52:47thought cleaning her retainer with
52:48alcohol was fine. 6 weeks later she was
52:50back in my chair. These are the three
52:52cleaning methods patients miss the most.
52:54>> And they're the one.
52:54>> Now, you're going to want to listen to
52:55these ads cuz this ad is made by a
52:57dentist or it's made to look like it's
52:59from a dentist.
53:00>> Let me show you just how disgusting your
53:02retainer is. This dental pod cleaning
53:04machine has tap water in it. I'm placing
53:06this cloudy retainer in and can see that
53:08the years thick start to get removed.
53:11>> To see how the dental port cleans
53:13invisers, I've got one of my patients
53:15dirty trays here at the touch of a
53:17button. over six years ago
53:19>> our team video. So I got him straight
53:21into the practice and he had the most
53:23stained retainer.
53:24>> So what we can do guys is we can copy
53:26the transcripts that are UGC style
53:30brush retainer.
53:31>> If you brush your retainer for an
53:33effortless more hygienic claim of your
53:36oral clients fill your device with
53:38water.
53:40>> And what we can do guys is we can go
53:41over to where it says view details and
53:43we can go to transcribe with AI. And
53:46then you can see here guys. Then once
53:48you transcribe them using Winning
53:49Hunter, you can just paste them here.
53:51But you want to give it context. So for
53:52example, these were made by a doctor or
53:54a dentist. So I'm going to have to say
53:56these are made from a dentist point of
53:58view. Our actor will be a UGC actor. So
54:00it can't say the same things, but it
54:02understands the kind of wording and
54:04style it's using. So you can see here it
54:06says I just put at the bottom now I need
54:08you to make the prompts to give to and
54:10then I give it the Higsfield Marketing
54:12Studio URL. I will be using a 15 second
54:15per video. I need three clips which
54:17makes one ad because 15 seconds add 15
54:20seconds and 15 seconds is around about
54:2245 seconds. And then you said that I
54:24also need three to four B-roll shots of
54:26the actor using the product. I just need
54:28you to come up with the prompts for all
54:30the shots. So then you click send. Just
54:32like that guys, chat GBT has given us
54:34the full board. So you can see here clip
54:37one hook problem. So now what we're
54:39going to do is we're going to create
54:40we're going to go to prompt one and
54:41we're going to copy this prompt. We're
54:43going to go back to Higwood Marketing
54:45Studio and we're going to paste that
54:46prompt in there. And then we're going to
54:48click generate. And then what we're
54:49going to do, guys, we're going to go
54:51back to Open AI and we're going to get
54:52the follow-up prompt. You can see clip
54:54number two, the reveal. So, we're going
54:57to grab the prompt again and we're going
54:59to go back to Higsfield and we're going
55:01to paste the new prompt in. Now, what
55:03you might want to do is change it from
55:04UGC to tutorial. So, now we can actually
55:07change it from UGC to tutorial. And then
55:10we can click generate. And then on the
55:12last prompt, it's the call to action.
55:14So, we're going to copy this one over.
55:16We're going to go back to Higsfield and
55:18we're going to paste this one in. And
55:19then we can go back to where it says
55:21tutorial. And we can check to see if
55:23there's a better option for us to
55:24choose. I would probably say go back to
55:26UGC is the better option. And then click
55:28generate. And then if we go back to
55:30OpenAI, we've got our B-roll shots here.
55:33So, what we can do here is we can copy
55:34the prompt and we can paste the new
55:36prompt for the B- rolls in here. Now,
55:38with B-roll shots, guys, you can change
55:40it from 15 seconds to 10 seconds to save
55:43credits. And then you can click
55:45generate. And if we go back to our chat,
55:47we got B-roll shot number two. We can
55:49copy this. Go back to Higsfield. Paste
55:52that in and click generate. And the
55:53final one we've got is this one. We can
55:55copy this again, go back to Higsfield,
55:58and just paste this in and click
55:59generate. So now we've got all the clips
56:01being generated at the same time. Now,
56:03because this uses Sedance 2.0 O in terms
56:05of the marketing studio uses that as a
56:08video model, it can take a while for it
56:10to generate the clips. For all of these
56:12clips to be generated, we're looking at
56:13around about 10 to 15 minutes. Now, I
56:16want to show you guys another really
56:17good trick to making viral ads. Now, if
56:19you find a competitor's ad that's doing
56:21really well, for example, this one's in
56:22the top 1%, what we can do is we can go
56:24to view details. We can download the ad.
56:27And then once the ad's downloaded, we
56:29can go back to Higsfield, go to where it
56:30says URL to ad. We can go to where it
56:33says add reference and we can click add
56:35reference and we can upload the ad that
56:38we just downloaded and you can see here
56:40now it's uploading it and it can
56:42recreate an ad based on this one. So we
56:44can now select the ad. We can choose
56:46what portion it will remake. Now
56:48unfortunately you can only do 15 seconds
56:49at a time. So every time you do this you
56:52have to move it 15 seconds. We'll do
56:53that first. We'll click save. So you
56:55have to do this three more times but
56:57change the 15 seconds to the middle part
56:58and then the end. And then you can
57:00select your product. So, for example,
57:01that's my product. And then I can select
57:03the avatar again, and then I can click
57:05continue. So, after 20 minutes, all the
57:07videos have been made in Higsfield. So,
57:09you can see here, all of the videos have
57:11all been made for the product. So, we've
57:13got three B-roll shots here, and we've
57:15got three ad shots. So, if we take a
57:17look at some of these shots,
57:18>> and no, it's not just a fancy bowl. It's
57:19nonabbrasive. It's made with retainers,
57:21aligners, night guards, and dentures.
57:22You can use it with just water. Now, it
57:24actually feels fresh enough to put back
57:25in without that gross little hesitation.
57:27$979 instead of $20.99. Here you can
57:30pretend 12 month warranty. Stop
57:31pretending it's being just a busy brush.
57:33And no, it's not just a fancy bulb. It's
57:35nonabbrasive. It's made with retainers,
57:36aligners, night guards, and dentures.
57:38And can use it with just water. Now it
57:39actually feels fresh.
57:40>> Yeah. So these ads look really, really
57:42good. Even the B-roll shots look good.
57:44So let's take a look.
57:47>> Yeah. So I stopped doing that. Dental
57:49cloud uses ultrasonic waves. It pulls
57:51the biomone off without touching it. 5
57:53minutes. Done.
57:56>> Yeah. So that looks really, really good,
57:58guys. So, what we can do is we can
58:00download all of these ads by selecting
58:02them. So, you can see you can just
58:03select all of these and then we can
58:04download these in a zip file. So, we're
58:06going to click download and you can see
58:08it's just zipped the file and then all
58:10of our video ads are all here. So, now
58:12what we can do is we can head over to
58:13Cap Cut. We can click create new 9x16.
58:17And what we can do is we can upload the
58:19media, upload files. We can go into this
58:22folder and just add them in. And you can
58:24see they're all being added here. We
58:25still have to put them all together and
58:27make it sound good. Now, although we've
58:29made the correct amount of ads, you
58:31might need to go back and create another
58:33video clip because there might be small
58:34mistakes in some of these. So, you'll
58:36have to create one more. But, we won't
58:38know till we start stitching it
58:39together. So, now what we can do is we
58:40can start adding these to the timeline
58:42by just dragging them in because what
58:44we're trying to do is we're trying to
58:45figure out what we want in the video in
58:47what series or what scenario section.
58:50So, we can play this first clip here.
58:52>> I brush my retainer every single day.
58:54tablets soaping still had that cloudy
58:56film.
59:00>> I spent thousands fixing my smile and
59:02somehow this was still the grossest part
59:04of my whole routine.
59:05>> Okay, so that is the first part of the
59:07video, but she's really slow. So, we're
59:09going to speed this up to around about
59:111.2.
59:12>> I brush my retainer every single day.
59:14>> Okay, we're actually going to change it
59:15to 1.1, but we're going to just crop the
59:17first section where she smells it.
59:19>> I brush my
59:20>> Okay, so we need to make that section
59:22quicker. Okay, so there we can cut it.
59:24We can go back to the original section.
59:26We can speed this up now by let's say
59:281.5. And now play it.
59:29>> I've retainer every single day. Tablets
59:32still have that fabric bomb.
59:37I sent thousands missing my smile and
59:39somehow this gross is part of my full
59:41routine. So I started using this the
59:43dental.
59:44>> Okay, so the second clip's right. So we
59:45can go back to speed and we can make
59:47this 1.1 and we can watch this again. So
59:50I started using this dente. You add
59:53water, drop your retainer in, press
59:54start, and it runs at 42,000 heats at
59:57sonic meaning to get into every spot
59:58your toothbrush. It lists that cloudy,
1:00:01the odor, all the buildups of bruise
1:00:03every single day. So I started using
1:00:05this. It's made. And no, it's not just a
1:00:07fancy bold. It's not abrasive. It's
1:00:09made.
1:00:09>> Then we've added the sec third clip in.
1:00:11We're going to do 1.1 again. And we're
1:00:13going to watch this now.
1:00:15>> Odor, all the buildup sitting every
1:00:18single day.
1:00:18>> No, it's not just a pants and bald. It's
1:00:20nonabbrasive. It's made with retainers,
1:00:21aligners, night guards, and dents. You
1:00:23can use it with just water. That
1:00:24actually scratch enough to put back
1:00:25without woritation. $79.
1:00:32>> Okay, so for this one, I'm actually
1:00:33going to maybe slow. I'm going to
1:00:35actually keep her slow. She's already
1:00:36talking really fast, so I'm going to try
1:00:38this again.
1:00:43>> Okay, so the only issue is this clip,
1:00:45she's got a British accent. This clip,
1:00:47she's got an American accent. So, I'd
1:00:49have to go back to the AI and remake the
1:00:51clip because she's speaking in a British
1:00:53accent. But, just to save a bit of time,
1:00:55I'm just going to get on with it. Now,
1:00:56the reason why we've got B-roll is to
1:00:58cover the sections where things look a
1:01:00little bit AI. So, the bits where we can
1:01:02see mistakes is where we add B-roll. So,
1:01:04you can see I've got some B-roll footage
1:01:06here. So, if we watch the original clip,
1:01:08let's have a look.
1:01:08>> I brush my hair every single day with
1:01:11tablets. still have.
1:01:15>> So that B-roll there I don't like.
1:01:17That's not very that footage there. I
1:01:19don't like. So maybe I add this one in.
1:01:25>> I said thousand.
1:01:26>> Okay. So that's not the right B-roll. So
1:01:27we can move on to a different B-roll
1:01:29shot, which is this one here.
1:01:34>> So that's where we want it.
1:01:37>> So we're going to do cloudy film.
1:01:40Then we're going to put audio on to zero
1:01:42and watch it again. So then what we're
1:01:44going to do is we're going to speed this
1:01:45up to 1.5. Let's watch it again.
1:01:50>> And that's where we're going to cut it
1:01:51where she then looks like she's going to
1:01:53want to start talking. So we're going to
1:01:54cut it there.
1:02:01>> I sent thousands in my smile and somehow
1:02:03this is so deceive part of my whole
1:02:05routine.
1:02:05>> I started using this toy. You add water,
1:02:08drop your retainer in.
1:02:09>> See here, you can see a mistake. If you
1:02:12look here, it looks like she's facing
1:02:14the wrong way around. So, somebody would
1:02:16notice that this isn't real because if
1:02:18she's putting her hands there, her body
1:02:20should be this side of the camera. So,
1:02:22this is where we can use the B-roll to
1:02:23fix this.
1:02:24>> You add water, drop.
1:02:25>> So, where she says add water, we can do
1:02:28it here.
1:02:32>> You add water.
1:02:37So, we can add it there. And what we can
1:02:38do is we can go back to speed and we can
1:02:40speed this up by 1.5. And we can change
1:02:44the audio to none. Let's have a look.
1:02:47>> You add water, drop your retainer in,
1:02:49press start, and it runs at 42,000
1:02:52ultim.
1:02:59And no, it's not just a fancy B. So,
1:03:00just like that, guys, by adding that B-
1:03:02roll, it gets rid of the it gets rid of
1:03:05the video section where you can clearly
1:03:07tell it's AI because she's not facing
1:03:09the right way. So, we fixed that section
1:03:11there.
1:03:12>> Add water, drop a retainer in, press
1:03:13start, and it runs at 42,000
1:03:16cleaning to get into every spot your
1:03:18toothbrush.
1:03:20>> Then, we've got this B-roll shot here
1:03:21that we can use. Let's have a look.
1:03:24>> It's nonabbrasive. It's making
1:03:29fresh
1:03:35every spot your toothbrush at least that
1:03:37the odor
1:03:42I spent thousands
1:03:45still
1:03:51I spent thousands.
1:03:53So, for example, this third B-roll clip
1:03:55that I've got, I really like the clip as
1:03:57a main ad. So, I'm actually going to cut
1:03:59this section out because I'm still not
1:04:01convinced by this part. It just seems a
1:04:03bit off. So, I'm actually going to cut
1:04:04it there and I'm going to delete this
1:04:06and I'm actually going to add this part
1:04:08in. So, let's have a look.
1:04:13>> Yeah. So, I stopped doing that.
1:04:15>> Okay. So, where she says I stopped doing
1:04:16that.
1:04:18So, here, let's have a look.
1:04:22>> Yeah. So I stopped doing that. Dental
1:04:24pod uses ultrasonic waves. It cools the
1:04:26biomone off without me touching it. 5
1:04:28minutes done. So I started using this
1:04:31the dental pod. You add So I started
1:04:34using this the dimple pod. Yeah.
1:04:36>> So here we go. You she start So I now
1:04:38need to change this clip because she's
1:04:40introing the product again when she's
1:04:42already introed it in this section.
1:04:44>> I started using this.
1:04:46I started using this.
1:04:49So where she says you add is where I now
1:04:51need to crop it. There we go. And we can
1:04:53add this here.
1:04:54>> 5 minutes done. Drop your lat.
1:04:585 minutes. Done. Water. Drop it.
1:05:00>> Okay. I just need to make that a little
1:05:01bit longer. Okay. And let's try again.
1:05:05>> Done. You add water. Drop your retainer
1:05:07in. Press start. And it runs.
1:05:08>> Perfect. So let's watch that again from
1:05:10the start. This is way better.
1:05:12>> I brush my retainer every single day.
1:05:14Tablets. So still have body.
1:05:18Yeah. So, I stopped doing that. Dental
1:05:20pod uses ultrasonic waves. It cools the
1:05:22biomone off without them touching it. 5
1:05:24minutes done. You add water, drop your
1:05:26retainer in, press start, and it runs at
1:05:2842,000 H ultrasonic feeding to get into
1:05:31every spot your toothbrush.
1:05:32>> It lists that residue, the odor, all the
1:05:34buildup.
1:05:36>> So, she's on about where it where your
1:05:38toothbrush can't get hold of. So, I need
1:05:40to add the toothbrush section back into
1:05:42the video.
1:05:44So, that's where I'm going to now use
1:05:46that front section of the clip.
1:05:49>> Now, remember, you've paid for these
1:05:51clips, guys. You're going to want to
1:05:52make maximize the footage that you've
1:05:53got. So, look, let's do this.
1:05:55>> 42,000
1:05:56ultrasonic cleaning to get into your
1:05:59toothbrush.
1:06:00>> So, every spot your toothbrush can't.
1:06:02So, I would need to move it there.
1:06:05>> There we go. Perfect. 14,000 ft
1:06:07ultrasonic cleaning to get insecor.
1:06:14And no, it's not just a fancy bulb. It's
1:06:16not abrasive. It's made for retainers,
1:06:17aligners.
1:06:18>> So, perfect. That's my ad finished,
1:06:20guys. You saw all the editing that I
1:06:21did. I used all the footage that I used.
1:06:23So, I didn't have to go and make more
1:06:25footage. I recycled a lot of the stuff
1:06:27that I already had. Now, again, before
1:06:29people start blasting me in the
1:06:30comments, the last clip needs to be
1:06:32remade with an American accent because
1:06:34she's speaking in a British accent. But
1:06:36if she was speaking in an American
1:06:37accent, that ad would be dumb. Now, to
1:06:39save time and save money, I'm not going
1:06:40to redo that section. But what I'll do
1:06:42is I'll play the final ad here. I'm
1:06:44going to add a little bit of background
1:06:45music to make it sound nicer, and I'm
1:06:47going to add full captions, and you'll
1:06:49see that it makes a massive difference.
1:06:50But this is the final ad, and you saw
1:06:52how quick it was for me to make it.
1:06:55>> I brush my retainer every single day.
1:06:57tablets [music] soaking. Still had that
1:06:59cloudy film.
1:07:01Yeah. So, I stopped doing that. Dental
1:07:03Pod uses ultrasonic waves. [music] It
1:07:04pulls the Biomil off without me touching
1:07:06it. 5 minutes, done. You add water, drop
1:07:09your retainer in, press start, and
1:07:10[music] it runs at 42,000 hates
1:07:12ultrasonic cleaning to get into every
1:07:14spot your toothbrush can. It lifts that
1:07:15cloudy residue, the odor, all the
1:07:17buildup sitting in the tiny grooves
1:07:19every single day. And no, it's not just
1:07:20[music] a fancy bowl. It's
1:07:21non-abbrasive. It's made for retainers,
1:07:23aligners, night guards, and dentures.
1:07:24You can use it with just water. Now it
1:07:26actually feels fresh enough to put back
1:07:27in without that gross little hesitation.
1:07:29It's currently $79 instead of $29.99.
1:07:31Free UK [music] shipping, 30-day
1:07:32returns, 12-month warranty. Stop
1:07:33pretending it's clean just because you
1:07:34brushed it.
1:07:35>> So, you just saw the final ad for
1:07:36yourself, guys. And it's really
1:07:37impressive what you can do with AI now,
1:07:39especially when you give the AI the
1:07:41prompts to build the custom avatar and
1:07:43to understand who it's trying to build
1:07:45the ad for. This perfectly hits the
1:07:48demographic that I'm after who's 29
1:07:51years old that cares about all the
1:07:53things that I just mentioned. So, with
1:07:54that being said, guys, that is the ad
1:07:56created, and you can do this as many ads
1:07:58and angles that you're going to want.
1:08:00So, now we've built out the ad. I want
1:08:02to go over the testing strategy. So, if
1:08:05we go to Facebook, now I'm not going to
1:08:06go over Tik Tok in this video because I
1:08:08actually recommend Facebook solely at
1:08:10the moment. So, just stick to Facebook.
1:08:12This is the way your Facebook campaign's
1:08:14going to be set up. So, you're going to
1:08:15have a CBO campaign, which is a campaign
1:08:17budget optimization. You're going to
1:08:18have it as $50 a day. You're going to
1:08:20have three adsets, broad, broad, and
1:08:23broad. Broad basically just means you
1:08:25add the countries, you leave the rest.
1:08:27Then what you're going to have is you're
1:08:28going to have three ads under each ad
1:08:30set. So each ad set has three ads. Now
1:08:33the way you're going to want to do this
1:08:34to keep in line with Andromeda's update.
1:08:37Each ad set, the ads that go under it
1:08:39are like type one. These would be type
1:08:41two. These would be type three. Now for
1:08:44type one, this is the angle or the pain
1:08:47point that you're trying to solve. So,
1:08:49let's say I want to help people that
1:08:50care about bad breath or they're worried
1:08:52about their breath smiling. I could make
1:08:54the ads for this ad set all about that.
1:08:57And then the next ad set, I could make
1:08:59all the ads for here talking about how
1:09:01you get bacterial infections if you
1:09:03don't clean them properly. So, these ads
1:09:06could be about bacterial infections and
1:09:08people having to go back to their
1:09:09dentist. Then the third ad set and the
1:09:11third angle could potentially be about
1:09:14saving money by not having to go back to
1:09:16the dentist because you got dirty
1:09:18mouthguards. This is just an example,
1:09:20but essentially each adset should have a
1:09:22different angle when it comes to the
1:09:24video that's being presented. Now for
1:09:26each video you can just change the hook.
1:09:28So for example, if I'm doing worried
1:09:30about having a bad breath, it could just
1:09:32be the intro in each ad that's different
1:09:34here and here. You don't need to remake
1:09:37a whole new ad, just the intros for each
1:09:40one. Then once you've done that, guys,
1:09:42that is the settings that you're going
1:09:44to be on. Now, you're going to let your
1:09:45campaign run for at least 3 days, and
1:09:47you're going to be following the certain
1:09:49criteria list that I'll leave in the
1:09:50cheat sheet. I'm also going to leave a
1:09:52link to my full Facebook ad strategy, so
1:09:54it goes more in depth than this, but I
1:09:56want to show you guys some real
1:09:57examples. So, here's a real example of a
1:10:00Facebook campaign that we launched, and
1:10:02we spent $1,000 here, guys. This is a
1:10:04really good example on a new product.
1:10:06And these are the kind of metrics that
1:10:07you're going to want to look for. So you
1:10:09can see here I've got hold rate, CPM,
1:10:11CTR, CPC, CPC, link clicks, add to cart,
1:10:14checkouts initiated, and purchases. Now
1:10:17this was for a brand new product that we
1:10:18were testing. And let's go over the
1:10:20metrics. So metric number one is what it
1:10:23measures. So good benchmark. So you've
1:10:26got something called the hook rate. So
1:10:27did the first 3 seconds stop and they
1:10:30scroll off? So, did the person watch
1:10:31your first 3 seconds of your ad or did
1:10:33they stop and scroll? Now, for it to be
1:10:36a good hook rate, you want it to be 30%
1:10:39plus. Now, if we go back to this
1:10:40campaign, you can see hours 38, 33, 49,
1:10:4541. So, on average, it's really good.
1:10:48Then the next one is the hold rate. Did
1:10:50they keep watching? So, if it's plus
1:10:5210%, that means you kept them even
1:10:54longer. Again, if I go back to my hold
1:10:57rate, you can see 11%, 23%,
1:11:0017%, so most of the ads were good. Then
1:11:03you've got CTR. Did they click through
1:11:05to your website? You're going to want it
1:11:06to be 1.5 to 2%. CPC, how cheap is a
1:11:10click? You want it roughly under a
1:11:12dollar. And add to carts, are they
1:11:14actually money funnels? Are you actually
1:11:15getting people that want to buy or
1:11:17they're just curious and nosy? Now,
1:11:20here's how to spot the winner. point at
1:11:22this row, the $670
1:11:25row. So, I'm going to show you the $670
1:11:27row, which is here. So, this is the row
1:11:29that I want you guys to pay close
1:11:31attention to. This exact row, 67055.
1:11:35Now, if we go back, you're going to see
1:11:37here. Now, this is the obvious winner
1:11:40from them all. So, these are all of
1:11:42them. These are all of them. This is the
1:11:43clear winner. Now, why is it the clear
1:11:45winner? It has 928 link clicks, a $7
1:11:49CPM, and a 0.72
1:11:51CPC. It has 59 ad to carts, 26
1:11:55checkouts, and 13 purchases. So, they're
1:11:57all the way down the funnel. It earned
1:11:5913 out of 19 total sales. So, Facebook
1:12:02poured the budget into it because it
1:12:04converts. So, this is what a winning
1:12:07campaign looks like. Then, how to spot
1:12:10the losers. Okay, if we look at the 181
1:12:12row, which is this one right here at the
1:12:15bottom. If we now look at these metrics,
1:12:17you can look at them yourselves. You can
1:12:19see a completely different story. So, we
1:12:21had amazing creative, so it had a 41%
1:12:24hook rate, which is amazing. The hold
1:12:27rate was 17%, which is really, really
1:12:29good. The CTR was 5.7% which is really,
1:12:33really good. But we only had one sale on
1:12:37$181
1:12:39spent. So the lesson here is it was a
1:12:41great hook, great creative, but people
1:12:44stopped to watch it. They were paying
1:12:46attention and being nosy, but they
1:12:49weren't buying the product. So this is
1:12:51where people go wrong. They look at
1:12:53their metrics, they look really good,
1:12:54but the problem is they don't have
1:12:56sales. That means you just got curious,
1:12:58nosy people looking at your ads. They're
1:13:00not people looking to buy with
1:13:02intention.
1:13:03Then the last one that I want you guys
1:13:05to look at is the $93 row, which is
1:13:08here, second from bottom. Now, if we
1:13:10look at those metrics,
1:13:12you can see we had a weak hook, it was
1:13:1412%, the hole was 3%. So, this is the
1:13:17opposite side. This was terrible. So,
1:13:20just based on those two metrics and the
1:13:22amount of money spent, we knew it was a
1:13:24completely dead ad. So, this is an
1:13:27example of of a way that we read our
1:13:29metrics when we launch campaigns. So,
1:13:32this is a similar way that you want to
1:13:33read your metrics and your campaigns.
1:13:36Now, I will be leaving a full Facebook
1:13:38ad tutorial in the description so you
1:13:40can watch it. I made the video a few
1:13:41months ago. It's still current and up to
1:13:43date. So, just make sure you watch it.
1:13:46Now, I'll also leave another video in
1:13:48that in the description. So, I've got my
1:13:49testing strategy and my scaling
1:13:51strategy. So, I'll leave them both
1:13:52linked in the description and in the pin
1:13:55comment. So, with that being said, guys,
1:13:57this is the exact formula and step by
1:13:59step that I would follow if I had a gun
1:14:01to my head and I had 60 days to make a
1:14:03$100,000 drop shipping with AI. I just
1:14:06want to say quickly on the Myro board, I
1:14:08didn't cover everything because the
1:14:10video would be way too long. So, you can
1:14:11see here I give you ad breakdowns. I'll
1:14:13give you product page breakdowns. So,
1:14:15you guys getting access to this is super
1:14:18important. So, with that being said,
1:14:19guys, I hope you've got a lot of value
1:14:21from this video. I hope it helps you
1:14:22with your 60-day challenge to make
1:14:24$100,000. And with that being said, let
1:14:27me know in the comment section below
1:14:28what you want to see next. And if you
1:14:29enjoyed the video, don't forget to
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