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0:00In today's video, I'm going to show you
0:01how to build an e-commerce brand that
0:03does anywhere from $395,000 to $790,000
0:08every single month. And we do this by
0:10studying brands that are already hitting
0:12those revenue numbers. We find out which
0:15of their products are bestselling. And
0:17based on their bestselling product and
0:19their bestselling brand, we go ahead and
0:21create our brand from scratch. with
0:23Claude. Not only do we figure out how
0:25the brand's going to look and feel, but
0:27also what our end customers going to
0:29get. And trust me, this isn't some very
0:31light video. It is a full course because
0:34we're going to go ahead and look at all
0:36of the different suppliers for this
0:37product. Whether or not you're drop
0:39shipping, private labeling, or you want
0:41local suppliers in your area that can
0:43ship a few pieces every single day.
0:46After that, we're going to build the
0:48outline [music] of your website. Then
0:50we're going to fill it up with copy and
0:52build other sections on to make this
0:54website absolutely bulletproof. And then
0:57we're going to add incredible images and
0:59incredible copy to bring your entire
1:02brand to life. I'm going to pull back
1:04the curtain and show you exactly how I
1:06build these worldclass stores and how I
1:09do all of the imagery to create an
1:11unforgettable brand. All of this is done
1:14with AI. So what you're going to want to
1:16do is strap in. Watch the entire video
1:19and I promise you by the end you're
1:21going to have some insane ecommerce
1:24skills, some insane branding skills and
1:26any brand that you can think you will be
1:28able to bring it to life. So without
1:30further ado, let's jump right in. All
1:32right guys, so today the brand that
1:34we're going to be talking about is Hair
1:35Syrup. This is a very very interesting
1:38e-commerce brand and let's just take a
1:40look at how these guys have exploded and
1:44currently when we track them these guys
1:46are doing anywhere between 390 to
1:49$790,000 per month and this is
1:52definitely not their full potential
1:54because they have actually based their
1:57brand on something that went mega viral.
1:59All right. So, first let's take a look
2:01at the brand, the product, what they're
2:04selling, and what we can learn from
2:06these guys. All right. So, the products
2:07called hair syrup, right? It's a hair
2:10oil, right? It's something that you put
2:12in inside of your hair pre-wash. And
2:15this is what that looks like. Now,
2:17there's a ton of stuff to really like
2:19about this product, specifically the
2:21what the product is, uh, the branding
2:24and the packaging. And this is what I
2:26want to talk about, the packaging.
2:27Right. Normally hair oil is not really
2:30put inside of this type of bottle. And
2:33so when I started doing some research,
2:35it gave me an idea of what they've based
2:37their brand on. And that brand is called
2:40Grazia. So Graia, this Graza, sorry, is
2:43the first um virgin olive oil. Normally
2:48olive oil is sold in bottles, but they
2:50sold it in squeezy bottles, right? And
2:53this allowed them to do what about a
2:55100,000 in their first week of launch.
2:57And now they've obviously hit the Inc.
3:005000 and they're doing millions and
3:01millions of dollars in sales. And I
3:03think this is the same playbook that
3:05they're using, but just for hair oil.
3:07That's what I think at least. Okay. So,
3:09this brand is absolutely blowing up. And
3:12in today's video, my goal is to
3:15deconstruct this brand, show you exactly
3:18what they're doing and how they're doing
3:19it, and more importantly, teach you how
3:21if you wanted to launch a brand like
3:23this in your own country or you wanted
3:26to just launch a brand like this because
3:28you think this product is cool, it is
3:30very, very easy and very, very possible
3:32to do with AI. So, we're going to be
3:34doing everything from scratch. First,
3:36we're going to understand why this brand
3:38makes so much money. um what their ads
3:41look like and what their product looks
3:43like. And then we're going to do and
3:45construct this brand step by step. We're
3:47going to be creating our version of the
3:49same logo. We're going to be creating
3:51our bottle and packaging. We're going to
3:53be finding suppliers for this. We're
3:54going to be creating a color palette for
3:56this. We're going to be recreating the
3:58website, sourcing the product. And by
4:01the end of this video, we will actually
4:03have built this brand up. All right? And
4:06if you follow this video along and
4:08follow it like a course and do all of
4:09the steps that I'm showing you in this
4:11video, by the end of it, you will have a
4:14store that looks incredible, a brand
4:17that looks like a six or seven figure
4:19brand, and you'll be able to launch with
4:22a ton of confidence. So, without further
4:24ado, let's get into it. I'm going to
4:26just talk about 2 minutes why I chose
4:28this brand. Right? Number one, what I'm
4:30seeing is a consistent flow of traffic.
4:32anywhere from 80 to 100,000 people visit
4:35this website every single day. I'm
4:36seeing a consistent increase in the
4:38number of active ads. And that to me is
4:41the most important indicator of whether
4:44or not this brand is going to work. This
4:46brand's been featured in various shows
4:48like Dragon Den. All right, I've seen on
4:50BBC's Dragon Den, right? So, this isn't
4:53a normal brand by any means. This is
4:56something that has legs. All right. It
4:59has active ads that have been running
5:00for months getting them traffic. And it
5:02has a unique enough product and a unique
5:05enough value proposition to help you
5:07stand out. And I've been doing
5:08e-commerce research for multiple
5:09products for a really, really long time.
5:11And I know when I can find something
5:13that is this unique, but you shouldn't
5:16take my word for it. Let's go ahead and
5:18do some real product validation. So,
5:19whenever you get into a product, you
5:21have to validate whether or not it is
5:23worth launching. So, that's what we're
5:25going to do next. So throughout the
5:26build, you guys will see me use a bunch
5:29of AI employees. I basically have
5:31outsourced my entire workflow to AI and
5:34I use AI employees for everything. These
5:36are very specific workflows that I'll be
5:38using and to get them, I will leave them
5:41linked down below, okay? It's my AI
5:43vault. It has all of the AI employees
5:45that I'm using and u that's you'll see
5:47that being referred to often in this
5:50video. And so the first AI employee that
5:52we've used is called the white labeler
5:56product validator. The first AI employee
5:58we've used is called the white labeler
6:00product validator. All right. Now what
6:02this does is it looks as a at a product
6:05from all of these different angles.
6:07Okay. For the ad momentum, the
6:09concentration, the uh vitality on the
6:12store level, the com comp the
6:14competition, if it's a fit for Facebook
6:16ads. look at all of those conditions
6:18that you would need to look at if you
6:21are launching a brand online. All right.
6:23And the way these AI employees work is
6:25um you once you have access um you you
6:28might need access to certain tools and
6:31you would just need to load the AI
6:33employee up. So this is what it means.
6:34You click this button and the AI
6:36employee is now loaded onto your
6:37computer. Then you go simply to claude
6:40and then you essentially just paste in
6:42the AI employee here and just say run
6:45this prompt. That's it. That's how all
6:47of my AI employees work. All right. So,
6:48if you see me doing this, I'm loading up
6:50an AI employee onto Claude. I've already
6:53gone ahead and validated this product.
6:54And this is what it told me, right? Uh
6:57the white labeler product validator.
6:59It's loaded. And what it needs is access
7:01to a software that allows you that
7:04allows it to do some deep research. And
7:06the software that I'm using is Winning
7:08Hunter. Now, this is what we referenced
7:10in the start of the video. This is what
7:12it gave me. All of the stats, the active
7:14ads, the best sellers, uh the type of
7:17ads that is running. Winning Hunter is
7:19an incredible software and they're
7:21growing their intelligence day by day.
7:23Every single day I'm on the software and
7:25every single day I've noticed this that
7:27they've added a new feature. I don't
7:28think there is another software out
7:30there that does this much work on their
7:33product. It is a must-have for anybody
7:35that's doing e-commerce, okay? On any
7:37capacity to do market research. And what
7:39my AI employee does is it syncs up into
7:42Winning Hunter. If you do have an
7:43account, you just need a basic account.
7:45It will go ahead and Claude will
7:49basically connect to Winning Hunter and
7:51do the research on your behalf. It's
7:53really cool. And to do that, you just
7:54would have to follow these steps, right?
7:56If you want to connect Claude to Winning
7:58Hunter, you get Winning Hunter. Then
8:00once you have it, you go to Unclaude,
8:03you go to settings, connectors, add a
8:04custom connector, and add this link in.
8:06It's super easy. All right. So once you
8:09have claude connected to winning hunter
8:12right the next thing is to drop the
8:14product and where you found it or
8:16whatever right so what I basically did
8:19was I put in a screenshot of the page
8:21inside of white labeler and it worked.
8:25Okay to get a screenshot of this page
8:27right all you would have to do is get
8:29the um is get the um white labeler store
8:34extension. All right. So now I'm on this
8:37store, right? Let's just go to
8:40hairsyurrup.co.uk,
8:42right? Let's just go here. And then
8:44there's a Chrome extension that we've
8:45developed called White Labeler Chrome.
8:47The White Labeler Chrome extension. And
8:49what it allows you to do it is it allows
8:51you to capture this entire page, right?
8:54And now you have this screenshot that's
8:56ready. Then you can just download the
8:57screenshot, okay? And then you can just
8:59upload it to your uh to Claude right
9:03here. Okay? And so when you upload it to
9:05claude, what ends up happening is the AI
9:08employee starts to work and then it
9:10starts doing scans. Okay, it goes into
9:12winning hunter and it starts searching
9:15for Facebook ads. It goes into winning
9:16hunter and it scans for concentration
9:19like it start it starts scanning top
9:21spending ads, right? Then it does um um
9:25uh store level and trust pilot data. It
9:28does competitive mode scanning. It does
9:30a policy check. It looks not just a
9:33winning hunter but all of these other
9:34websites to figure out whether or not
9:38this brand is worth it and then it gives
9:39you a final score and the final score
9:41that it's given is 7.95. All right. Um
9:45it's verdict go with conditions. The
9:47product category is genuinely validated
9:50with scaling profitable brand behind it
9:52but the moat around hair itself is brand
9:55driven and the winning tier is crowded.
9:57So a challenger needs a sharp angle and
9:59not a clone. So what does that mean?
10:02Okay, it means there's tons and tons of
10:04potential behind it. But there is a
10:06moat. Okay, uh because if you are going
10:09to launch this brand, you can't just go
10:12in with um just another product. It has
10:16to be brand driven and it has to be
10:19content driven. And that's very very
10:21understandable, right? If you look at
10:22this, if you look at this particular
10:24product, look at how much content they
10:26have around this particular product.
10:27Look at how many influencers, some AI
10:30and some not AI are promoting this
10:33particular brand. Right? This is what
10:35you're going to need. You're going to
10:36need to approach this with some
10:38seriousness. But if you do, you will
10:40truly have a product that will be
10:42difficult for other people to get to. So
10:44when a lot of people look at this as,
10:46oh, should I start? I look at it as if I
10:48do this and if I do this right, there
10:51will be very little pe there's number
10:54one, I will develop a six or seven
10:56figure brand. And number two is a lot of
10:58other people can't get in. Okay, a few
11:00more signals to study before we move on.
11:02The demand is super high. 9 out of 10.
11:05Um the growing demand is rooted. Okay.
11:09Um uh the ad momentum is really good,
11:12right? Strong. The brand is aggressively
11:15scaling paid right now. The brand that
11:16we're studying. Okay. Winner
11:18concentration, right? Hooks are problem
11:20callouts. There's tons of people
11:22spending in this category. The winning
11:24formula is very visible. Okay, on the
11:26store level, right, hair syrup revenue
11:28is really, really good. Uh, it is a
11:31specialist brand. Um, and um, uh, this
11:34is a real profitable 5-year-old business
11:36with a fanatical customer base. That's
11:38where we want to get to with this brand
11:40as well. Okay. Uh, there is a
11:42competitive mode, right? You u um, and
11:45this is basically where um, people will
11:49um, this is basically where people will
11:52lose it. And we don't want to create a
11:55straight clone of this one. Okay, we
11:58are, you'll see across the build, we
12:00will make this brand even better than
12:02the original. You will see how we're
12:04going to use AI and create better pages,
12:06better branding, better voice, um in we
12:10will model everything that works, but we
12:12will elevate it. Okay, we will elevate
12:14it. Okay, uh meta ad fit 7.5 as well. Uh
12:18safe to scale if you comply with the uh
12:21language. So don't say anything crazy.
12:23And this is where it gave this is the
12:25score math that it did and it gave us a
12:277.9. Now I wanted to also show you guys
12:30how much of the data was found with
12:31winning hunter and how much of the data
12:33came with web research. You can actually
12:35use this AI employee if you don't have
12:36winning hunter as well that's completely
12:38fine. But you will only get 55% of the
12:40data. But if you do also combine it with
12:43winning hunter you will get 40 you get
12:44like over 50% more data. and um um the
12:50um the winning hunter 45% actually
12:53helped the other web data become clearer
12:56and better. Okay, so that's how we
12:57arrived at our research and it gives me
12:59more confidence than ever to pursue
13:01building this brand. All right, guys.
13:03So, the next thing to work on is the
13:06branding. And as you can see, we've
13:07gotten all of the branding done for this
13:11brand. All right. Um let's go ahead take
13:13a look at all of the branding assets.
13:15Look at this. This is the entire brand
13:16board, right? These are all of the nice
13:20sort of uh what our our brand's going to
13:22look like at the end of the day, right?
13:24Um let's take a look at some more assets
13:26that we've developed. This is the logo
13:28that we've developed for the brand,
13:30right? Different variations. Uh this is
13:33another more simpler brand board and
13:35just the name Hair Nectar. All right.
13:38So, how did we come up with this and how
13:40can you come up with this for your own
13:42brand? So what we've used is an AI
13:44employee to basically design our entire
13:46branding kit and it works with all of
13:48the tools that you already have
13:50available. So this is called the white
13:52labeler branding design specialist
13:54version 3. We've actually released three
13:55separate versions of this and all you
13:58have to do again is go to the AI vault,
14:00copy this in and then your AI employee
14:02gets loaded up. Then you go into claude
14:04and put it in and just say run this
14:07prompt and rename the chat whatever you
14:09want. And then the prompt starts working
14:12right your senior design branding
14:14specialist starts and the first thing
14:16that it asks for is you know what is the
14:19product that you want to work on. Now it
14:22already knows that we're working on hair
14:23oil and that's because we used this
14:26earlier to come up with the validation
14:29right. So, um, it's it knows the product
14:31that we're working on now, but it still
14:33needs all of this information to be able
14:36to go ahead and give you a good brand.
14:38So, it needs, you know, what is a
14:40specific product, what's the business
14:41name, target market, price position,
14:43competitors, right? Existing assets,
14:45first home, all of that stuff. And all I
14:48did was upload a screenshot again of the
14:51entire page. And I said, man, this is
14:53the brand that I'm modeling. I plan on
14:55selling very similar products here,
14:57right? just go ahead and um you know
15:00answer these questions yourself and it
15:02did that it went through and it answered
15:03all of the questions and there are some
15:05that it still didn't know like what is
15:07your business name what is your target
15:08customer do you have any existing assets
15:10and where are you planning on launching
15:12this brand and so I very easily answer
15:15these questions I am making this brand
15:17for the USA target market I'm going for
15:19the same price same sort of playful vibe
15:21that they have and my first home is
15:23going to be a Shopify store mirrored
15:25with a white labeler we'll come to white
15:27label
15:28Uh next. Okay. So now it understands
15:31everything about the category, right?
15:33And it's going to go ahead and ask us um
15:36some questions around positioning. So
15:38the next thing that it does is it asks
15:40us questions around positioning. And it
15:42basically asks us, man, what do you want
15:45your brand to look like? And it's it's
15:46done this fun thing. And this is again
15:48what we've built is you can decide your
15:50brand voice. Do you want it to be more
15:52playful, less playful, more serious?
15:54Right? and it'll set these sort of bars
15:58according to the brand that you
15:59submitted. Okay? So, it knows the brand
16:01that you've submitted and it already
16:03comes up with all of these values for
16:05you. Okay? Now, if you want to make it a
16:07little bit more playful, you can do
16:09that. If you want to make it a little
16:10bit more bold, you can do that. It's up
16:12to you how you want to go about it. I
16:14set these sort of triggers for my brand.
16:18Okay? And again, these were the triggers
16:19that Claude recommended. I looked at
16:21them and I was like, you know what? I'm
16:22happy with the way that this looks. All
16:25right. And then it asked me three more
16:27questions about my brand. The dinner
16:29party test, the 3-second feeling, and
16:31naming the territory instinct. These are
16:33again branding things. If you actually
16:35sat down with a branding expert, they
16:37would ask you these questions. I went
16:39ahead and answered them honestly. And
16:41then it created my branding strategy
16:43snapshot. It created what my colors
16:46would look like, what my motif would
16:48look like, what my, you know, my my what
16:51my products would be named XYZ. And
16:53after that, the first thing that it does
16:55is it opens up the naming studio, which
16:58is it'll go ahead and try and find a
16:59name for your brand. It went ahead and
17:01recommended these names for me based on
17:04some research. I didn't really relate to
17:06any of these names, okay? because they
17:08were not so u you know I I felt that
17:11there was a little bit of a disconnect
17:13between like a customer that's cool
17:14right so how would slurp be um like like
17:18position for a hair oil right basically
17:21it was going for the fact that this hair
17:22oil really seeps into your skin it was
17:24going for all of those types of names
17:27and I said no you know what let's give
17:29let's make it sound like a hair oil
17:30company right even have hair in the name
17:32maybe and with that feedback it gave me
17:35some incredible names for my company
17:37look at this main course, right? Main
17:39line, main, right? Hair drip, right?
17:41Main squeeze, hair nectar, and this is
17:44of course the name I ended up going
17:45with. Hair sauce, hair snack, thirsty
17:48hair, locks and honey, gold goldie
17:50locks, right? So many great names. And
17:53but but this name for me was uh was was
17:55was money, right? Hair nectar. And it
17:58recommended some of these names, but I
18:00said, I love hair nectar. It did a
18:02domain check and it found that hey man
18:04these are the types of domains that
18:07you're going to want to buy. If you
18:08cannot buy hairnector.com, get these
18:10domain names instead, right? Try hair
18:13nectar. Get get hair nectar, hair nectar
18:16co, shop hair nectar, hairnector.co. You
18:19can get all of these domain names if you
18:21can't buy hairnector.com.
18:23And um then it asked me, do you are you
18:26sure you want to go with this name? I
18:27said yes, let's keep it. And then it now
18:29knows our brand name and our strategy.
18:31After that, it's going to start
18:33developing some of these u assets like
18:35some of these image assets, right? So,
18:37it's going to do a check on what tools I
18:39have available. Claude will probably
18:41know a lot about you already. Um, so it
18:44knows sort of what tools I have and I
18:46don't. But you can work with whatever
18:49tool you have and it will help you
18:50prompt for it. Okay. For me, I have claw
18:53design. I have pretty much every tool
18:54available. I said let's do clot design
18:57for now. And then it came up with this
18:59particular prompt. All right. Now, what
19:01this prompt is guys is a um sort of set
19:04of instructions. this entire prompt.
19:06It's a set of instructions for um
19:09creating what I like to call a brand
19:11board. Okay? And what I took what I did
19:14was I took this set of instructions and
19:16I went on literally every platform to
19:18see what they came up with. So I pasted
19:20it in Claude Design. If you guys don't
19:22know what Claude design is, again, just
19:23go to Claude Design and you'll be in
19:25Claude's designing tool and came up with
19:27sort of this uh design pattern which I
19:31sort of liked. All right. Then I went to
19:33um chat GBT and it came up with this
19:36which I thought was really really nice.
19:38It's just basically like a like a poster
19:41with all of your branding elements. I
19:42mean this is really really nice. Not
19:45going to lie. Right. Then I went to
19:47Google um sorry I went to Nano Banana.
19:50This is Gemini's platform and it came up
19:53with this for me. Again um it's really
19:55really nice the way it sort of
19:57visualized the entire brand, right? Um,
20:00for some reason it's not like opening.
20:02So, let me actually just download it and
20:04show you guys. I mean, look at how it's
20:06come up with this entire identity. I
20:08thought this was really, really nice as
20:10well. Okay, but the best one I liked was
20:13this one. This was developed by Top
20:16View, and this is what I'm going to
20:17recommend everybody go to. Now, I used
20:19to do a lot with claw design, but claw
20:22design, I'm I'm I'm beginning to
20:24realize, is too technical and not visual
20:27enough. Right? If you're designing a
20:28brand, this is what you want to see. I
20:30mean, look at how good this brand board
20:32is, right? It came up with the logo. It
20:35came up with like our signature color
20:37palette, the the drop, the pattern, the
20:40headline, the elements, what our sort of
20:45u social media posts are going to look
20:47like, our vibe. Look at this. Look at
20:50this. It was incredible. Right. So, um
20:52now I'm going to show you how I did this
20:54with Topview. Uh I'll leave a link to
20:55Topview down below. I've been using them
20:57forever. It's a great great truly
21:00fantastic image and video generation
21:02tool. You go to board and just create a
21:04board to be able to organize all of your
21:06AI images. I have a board called cloud
21:08images. And then when you're inside of
21:10the board, you go to text to image.
21:12Choose this model. It's called chat GBT
21:152.0. Right? And then over here is where
21:18you would put in the prompt. The prompt
21:20is generated from our branding designer.
21:24Okay. You copy this in. You paste this
21:25inside top view and it will generate
21:27this board. Okay, but the board is just
21:29a starting point for what your brand
21:31looks like. You take this board and you
21:34drop it back here and say, "Man, uh, you
21:37know, I really like this entire design
21:39and vibe." And the next thing that it's
21:41going to do is it's going to use your
21:42brand board and come up with an entire
21:45like all the entire branding strategy is
21:47now locked in. All right, the next thing
21:49is it's going to come up with logo
21:51concepts. So again, it's going to give
21:53you a prompt, right? you put it inside
21:55top view um over here or whatever tool
21:58you want to use. Make sure that the when
22:00you're generating the logo is one is to
22:02one. And then this time I did four
22:04generations and I came up with one 2 3
22:07and four. I'll give you guys a second.
22:09Which one was your favorite? I'll I'll
22:11I'll uh shuffle back. It's 1 2 3 and
22:15four. Right. For me, I picked number
22:18two. Okay. This this for me was the
22:21best. So I downloaded this again. I gave
22:24it back into um our claude branding AI
22:27employee. I said I I really like this.
22:29And then it came up with a logo
22:32variation, right? So just var variance
22:34on the same logo which is this like our
22:37logo can also look like this. All right.
22:39And then finally I use this logo and
22:42then I came up with an entirely new
22:45brand board with our new logo sort of in
22:48the center with all of this. And this is
22:50basically what your brand is going to
22:52look like. And this is what you're going
22:53to give suppliers, any designers that
22:55you bring on, anything that you want to
22:57do with your brand, this is in one shot
23:00what your brand looks like. Does that
23:01make sense, guys? Cool. Now that we have
23:04our branding in place, the next thing to
23:06do is really get an idea of what our
23:10product is going to look like, right?
23:11And so we're going to jump into product
23:14sourcing uh product um development and u
23:19you know just buying products making
23:21sure you have inventory if you guys are
23:24private labeling if you guys are drop
23:25shipping. We're going to go into and
23:28jump into all of that next. All right
23:29guys so a lot of work has been completed
23:32now and I'll walk you through everything
23:34but honest opinion. What do you guys
23:36think about the final product mockup?
23:39Right. So this is GrowGgetter uh from
23:41Hair Nectar, right? This is how it looks
23:44like on the side, right? This is a
23:47little bit of a zoomed in. These are
23:49some incredible product photos that we
23:52created for this brand, right? Look at
23:55how wonderful this whole brand looks and
23:57especially like images like these all AI
24:00generated. I mean, it's it's brilliant.
24:02Okay, so let me walk you through exactly
24:04how I was able to design the bottle,
24:06design all of the images. Not just that,
24:09even go ahead and design like the
24:13packaging. All right, the packaging on
24:15the product. Now, if you're somebody
24:17who's drop shipping, don't worry. I'll
24:19get to how you can even drop ship this
24:21type of product. I just want to go over
24:23a little bit about how to create like a
24:26product mockup, how to create product
24:28packaging, send it to a supplier, all of
24:30that good stuff. And then I'll talk a
24:32little bit about drop shipping if you
24:34want to start this business with drop
24:35shipping as well. All right. So the last
24:37thing we did was we generated a brand
24:39board, right? So what I did with this
24:42brand board was I went to Claude design.
24:45Okay? And this is exactly what I did. I
24:47gave it my brand board and I gave it my
24:50logo and I asked Claude Design, uh, I
24:53have a logo and a brand board. Um, this
24:56is the vibe. This is the mood. This is
24:57everything I'm going for. I want some
24:59consistency. And I told it to create
25:02like a very consistent spec because even
25:06though top view is great at imagining
25:08it, as you can see the logo is not my
25:11logo. It's not perfect, right? My logo
25:13is like this over here. Top view has
25:16made it like this. And you need that
25:18consistency. So what claw design does is
25:21it just makes everything consistent.
25:23Like this is my color palette, this is
25:26my logo, and this is my logo in
25:28different shapes. and it will never
25:29change because it has it pixel perfect.
25:31And that's important specifically when
25:33you're about to go live, when you're
25:35about to send your logo to a supplier,
25:37it needs to be perfect. It can't just be
25:38a PNJ. And that's where cloud design
25:40comes in. Um, and so, you know, I told
25:43it it has all of this um, incredible
25:46imagery, just the mood, the vibe,
25:48everything done. Okay, so now I have my
25:50brand board and once that brand board is
25:53ready, I told it like give me all of the
25:55individual images. Um, once the brand
25:58board was done, I said, "Hey, nice. Give
26:00me the PGs, which is images for the logo
26:02and the color palette." So, it did that.
26:04It gave me all of the images right here
26:06of the color palette and logo. As you
26:08guys can see, this is then what that
26:10looks like. This is the color palette.
26:12This is the logo in different shapes and
26:15sizes. So, now that we have the the
26:17logo, the brand board, right? If you're
26:20ever going to get this product actually
26:23made from a supplier, the supplier needs
26:25to know two things. The first thing it's
26:26going to need to know is what is this
26:28product actually going to look like. All
26:30right, you're going to need to send your
26:31supplier images like this. So, this was
26:33a model that I rejected, but this is the
26:35one that I approved. So, you're going to
26:37need to send your supplier an image like
26:38this, like this is what I want my actual
26:41product to look like. And then you're
26:43going to want to send your supplier
26:46um uh like a um a packaging spec like
26:50this. Now your what your supplier can do
26:53is look at this packaging spec and make
26:55it a lot better. Okay? Um to match your
26:59vibe, but at least it has some idea of
27:01what your packaging will look like based
27:04on your branding. So you have to send
27:05these two things to your supplier. Now
27:07let's get into how we created these. All
27:09right, so we're back inside Whit Labeler
27:11AI Vault. And what we're going to want
27:12to do is go and get the product mockup
27:16generator. Again, this is another AI
27:18employee. Load this up. like every other
27:20AI employee, paste this into um Claude.
27:23All right. Now, Claude is ready to get
27:25started. And it needs a few things. It
27:27needs a competitor's product photo so it
27:29understands what product you're trying
27:32to create. Okay? It needs your logo and
27:35your brand board. Okay? And so what
27:37you're going to want to do is you're
27:38going to want to upload all of this to
27:41Claude. Okay? Um and what I also did was
27:44I gave it a brand reference guide. It's
27:47just a guide on like what my brand is,
27:50how it works, what it feels like, you
27:53know, the look and feel, what I'm going
27:54for, because again, I want to build my
27:57own brand, right? I don't necessarily
28:00want this to be my branding. My branding
28:02is all hair, nectar, golden, stuff like
28:05that, right? So, this is where I'm at.
28:09So, I wanted again to do like a little
28:11bit of a brand reference guide. And who
28:14do you think generated this for me? the
28:16last AI employee we used. So, I'm back
28:18to our last AI employee, the branding
28:20strategist, and I just said, I want a
28:22description of what our brand is, what
28:24we stand for, what our unique identity
28:26is. That could be used as a reference
28:28for any photographer, any videographer,
28:29anybody who's looking to create any
28:31assets in our brand. Right? This is the
28:33same guy that we use to generate all of
28:35our branding material. So, it now has a
28:37really good remember the person that we
28:39uh, you know, messed around with the
28:41with the sliders on, he knows our brand,
28:44right? So, he did a an incredible write
28:46up for us. Here you go. It it created an
28:49amazing brand reference guide. What it
28:51is, what we stand for, what our
28:53personality is, everything, right? So,
28:55we just hit copy and then we go back to
28:57our product mockup generator. Okay. And
28:59then this is where uh uh we paste that
29:02in. So, I pasted it in when it was doing
29:05the intake again. I put in a
29:07competitor's photo, my logo, my brand
29:10board, and my brand guide. So it has a
29:12very good understanding of everything
29:15about me and my brand and it creates a
29:18brand snapshot. Okay. And um it asks us
29:22to confirm the snapshot and then um
29:24it'll design um the the product photo.
29:27Okay. So I said yes. And I also said
29:30that my first ever product that I'm
29:32going to launch is called the uh
29:34growter. Okay. So for them the one of
29:37the one you know with hair one of the
29:39biggest thing is thinning and sparse
29:42hair right of course if you if you think
29:44about hair oil what do people use it
29:46for? It's for thinning sparse hair. So
29:48their answer to it is called rosemary.
29:51So for me I wanted a fun name for my
29:54first product as well. I in fact
29:56actually got it again from uh my um my
30:00branding guy. Okay. After he generated
30:03the um the brand guide for me, okay, I
30:06asked it that I am actually going ahead
30:09and launching my first product. Okay,
30:11can you give it a fun name? And it came
30:13up with really fun names for me and I
30:16chose this name called the growter. All
30:18right, so now let's go back to our
30:20product mockup generator. Again, I'm
30:22switching tabs a little fast. I have
30:24different AI employees loaded up,
30:26thinking differently, achieving the
30:28goals that I've set out for them, right?
30:30So again, let's go back to our product
30:32markup generator. Again, quick recap.
30:33This is the person that has asked for
30:35all of this. Um, we've given it, we've
30:37given it the brand guide, competitor's
30:39photo, logo, everything. Um, it knows
30:42it. And then I said it, it asks us to
30:44confirm the snapshot. I said yes. And my
30:46first product name is the growter. And
30:49now it's designing the bottle. Okay. So,
30:52it's like, do you want a honeypour? Do
30:54you want a nectar window? Do you want a
30:56group chat label? Okay. And I said, you
30:58know what? I'll go with your
31:00recommendation. And so it went with the
31:04nectar window. Okay. Uh what does that
31:06mean? It means it it almost looks like
31:09you're, you know, looking into the
31:11bottle, right? The nectar window. Uh
31:14like a like a drop of honey. You're
31:16you're actually looking into the bottle.
31:18It went with that and I'm very happy it
31:20did because it ended up looking really
31:22really good. So to again start to create
31:24these images, it asked us to go to top
31:26view. It told us what images to upload
31:29based on what we gave it, right? So, it
31:31doesn't have any other understanding
31:33other than what we gave it. So, it's
31:35asking us to upload two images. Image
31:37one is our uh uh is the image of our
31:41competitor and image two is uh the image
31:44of the logo. So, let's go back here and
31:47you can see what two images I used and
31:49what prompt I used right here, right? To
31:52generate this image. In fact, if I hit
31:53re-edit, it'll all get loaded up right
31:55here. And this is exactly what I did. So
31:58I created it and I set it to two. So I
32:01put in the competitor's image. You can
32:02see here, right? If I click this. Oh,
32:04it's not opening. So if I click this,
32:06this is the competitor's image, right?
32:08And then this is my logo, right? I've
32:10put those two up top and I pasted the
32:12prompt that my branding guy gave it
32:14here. I set it as 3x4 2K medium and I
32:18set two uh two um generations because I
32:21wanted to see what uh what type it will
32:24do. So, the first type it did was like
32:27literal see-through and this. And the
32:29second type it did was a kind of
32:31see-through and this. So, I like this
32:33one a lot better. Let me know in the
32:34comments which one you would have
32:35picked. I kind of like this cuz it's
32:37it's it's eyegrabbing. And so, this
32:39became my my product photo and I was
32:42really happy with how everything came
32:45out. Okay, let's go back to the product
32:46mockup generator. Um, after we've
32:50finished our first mockup, for the
32:52second one, it says, "For image one, use
32:55your approved mockup. And for image two,
32:57use your logo." Okay. And so I did that
33:00and then I ended up generating these
33:03images of how it would look like in
33:06different styles and in in different
33:08settings. Okay. And then the third image
33:10that it asked us to make right here uh
33:13is a clean pack shot. Right. So again,
33:15first uh the the first image plus the
33:17logo plus this and it gave a little bit
33:19more of a zoomedin photo, right? It gave
33:22a little bit more of a zoomed-in photo.
33:24It looks amazing. And that's how I was
33:26able to come up with how my product
33:29looks like. Okay. And then after that,
33:32it ask I I gave it all three images that
33:35we generated. Okay. And then it's uh
33:38going ahead and thinking through what my
33:40box is going to look like. Okay. So, uh,
33:42it's going to invent the back panel and
33:44the hero packot, right? And it's going
33:47to develop a claw, uh, claude design
33:50brief. Okay. Now, with this claude
33:52design brief, we just copy it. All
33:54right. We go into claude. All right. Uh,
33:58the same place that our brand board
34:00exists right now. We're going to go into
34:01claude. Okay. We're going to paste this
34:03entire thing in here. Okay. And we're
34:06going to upload the three images. So, as
34:07you can see, I uploaded the three
34:08images. I pasted the entire design
34:11brief. All right. And then boom, it
34:13created our packaging. And this again is
34:16the packaging that we can go ahead and
34:18send to our supplier. So at this stage,
34:20we have not only visualized what our
34:23brand looks like, we have also
34:24visualized what our product is going to
34:27end up looking like. Okay. So the next
34:29thing that we want to create is these
34:31type of images. And this is more so for
34:34you to be able to visualize what your
34:36end product's going to look like and
34:38feel like, right, in different settings,
34:40in different, you know, marketing
34:43images, like what is your product end up
34:46looking like? And this is what these
34:47images are for. Obviously, we're going
34:49to put them on their website as well,
34:50but just so that you can start getting a
34:52feeling for your brand. And again, to
34:54create these images used another AI
34:56employee, and this one is called the
34:58white labeler brand mockup studio. All
35:00right. Again, we access this AI
35:02employee. We head over to Claude, right?
35:05We go ahead and we we paste in this
35:08prompt and we say run it. All right. And
35:10then uh the brand mockup studio begins.
35:13Okay. So, first it needs to load up your
35:16brand. So, you need to put in your
35:18mockup images which you've already
35:19generated. Then you're going to need to
35:21put in your logo which you've already
35:23generated, your brand board which you've
35:25already generated, and your brand write
35:26up which has already been generated.
35:28After that, it does a brand snapshot and
35:31locks it and then asks for you to
35:32confirm and then you hit confirm, right?
35:35And then it asks you to start uploading
35:37inspiration images, right? So, where do
35:39we get the inspiration from? Well, we
35:41get the inspiration from our competitor,
35:43right? And to get these inspiration
35:44images, all we have to do is go to our
35:46competitor and there's this really nifty
35:49tool that I like to use called Image
35:51Eye. When you open it up, it's a Google
35:52Chrome extension. It lists down every
35:55single image that this page has and
35:57allows you to go ahead and quickly
35:59download it. Okay? You can just hit this
36:01and you can download the image. All
36:03right? And so that's what ends up
36:05happening. You download the images that
36:06you want for inspiration, right? And I
36:09downloaded a bunch. So this is the image
36:11that I downloaded for inspiration. I
36:13uploaded it and it gives us again the
36:16prompt to use, right? So as you can see
36:18over here, so as you can see over here,
36:20it's told us image one, right?
36:22uh the inspiration that you just sent
36:24and then image two is the product
36:26identity reference. Right? So we upload
36:29both these images and it's given us a
36:31full prompt to put in. All right. So we
36:34take all of this information, the image
36:36one which is the inspiration and the
36:38image two which is our product identity
36:41reference. So that is this image right
36:43here. Okay. And with these two images or
36:47the competitors and our image and this
36:49prompt, we go back into top view and we
36:52paste this in. And what it doesn't do is
36:55create just another image of just your
36:58product in that same background. It
37:00understands your branding. So instead of
37:03using like this image, right, with this
37:05with white ice and this, it use rosemary
37:09and like honey ice almost to create your
37:12branded version of that same image. Look
37:13at the way that it's put in these, you
37:16know, like water droplets, right? Look
37:17at how realistic this looks. This looks
37:19so freaking realistic. It looks like
37:21it's been shot on camera. Okay. And
37:23that's the beauty of this. Every single
37:25image that you give it, right? I gave it
37:27an image of like um uh like like oranges
37:31and stuff, but it knows that it's made
37:33with avocado oil and cucumbers. So,
37:34that's the background that it used.
37:36Right. Over here, I gave it a reference
37:38image of flowers, but it knows it has
37:40rosemary and cucumbers. Right. Over here
37:43I give it a reference image of uh
37:45lavender. Again it knows that it needs
37:47to use rosemary here. Right over here I
37:49gave it a watermelon image and it knows
37:51that it has to use cucumbers and
37:53rosemary and created a very very similar
37:55image for us. Again all I kept doing was
37:58kept putting in products right here.
38:00Kept getting the breakdown the images to
38:02use and the prompt to use. And in AI
38:05image generation your images will only
38:07ever be as good as the prompts that you
38:10use. and our brand mockup generator. It
38:13is some of the best prompting that you
38:16will see and it will be close to your
38:18brand as possible. It'll be close to
38:19your product as possible and you will
38:21have worldclass images that give you a
38:23feeling of the brand. If you're ever
38:25going to investors, if you're ever going
38:27to pitch this product, if you want to
38:29show suppliers what it needs to look
38:30like, if you want to show influencers
38:32what your product's going to look like,
38:33if you want to show any of your
38:34investors, your parents or your siblings
38:37or your wife like this is what my
38:39brand's going to look like. Look at
38:41where we started and look at what we've
38:43ended up with, right? This is why this
38:46is so freaking important. And now we're
38:48going to jump into the next section,
38:50which is actually how do we find
38:51suppliers? How do we private label this
38:53product? and how do we drop ship this
38:55product if need be? All right, guys. So,
38:57the next thing we should focus on is
39:00suppliers, right? You're starting this
39:02uh business. Where are you going to get
39:04the products from? And there are
39:05different ways to go about this. And for
39:07that, we've prepared a full sourcing
39:10report with different types of uh
39:13suppliers. If you want to drop ship
39:14this, what is the price shipping ETA uh
39:18and trust? If you're private labeling,
39:21which means you're ordering inventory,
39:22you're giving them your branding, they
39:24print labels for you, and they prepare
39:27the product for you on your behalf. What
39:29are the suppliers to look for? If you
39:31want dropshipping, but you want like
39:35local manufacturers, uh, who may be able
39:38to drop ship it for you or who you can
39:41just buy small units from and you don't
39:43have to ship from China. What are those
39:44guys look like? And what's the profit on
39:47each level? How do you negotiate with
39:49them? And how do you do outreach? So,
39:52we've actually prepared an entire report
39:54for this particular product, but let me
39:56show you how you can prepare it for any
39:59product that you want or if you want to
40:00run this for the same product, how do we
40:03do that? All right. And just like all of
40:05the other stuff that we've done here,
40:07we've done this with the help of AI
40:10employees, right? So, for this one
40:12particularly, we use the white labeler
40:14AI supplier scout version two. Again, we
40:17access this AI employee and load it up.
40:20And then we head over to Claude. Inside
40:22Claude, we paste the AI employee. I just
40:24ask it to run the employee and rename
40:26the chat. Um, and it because I asked it
40:29to rename the chat for hair oil, it
40:32understood immediately that I'm sourcing
40:35for uh the um rosemary hair oil, right?
40:38And it also knew all of these details uh
40:41like the target price, target selling
40:44stage, monthly inventory compliance. It
40:46knew all of this because we've been
40:48working with claude for this product for
40:50a while, right? It still asks for us to
40:52upload a screenshot um if if we want to
40:56or we could have just even said go. So,
40:58I did upload a screenshot. Again, the
40:59way that I got the screenshot was I went
41:01on the page. I used the white labeler
41:03Chrome extension link down below. And I
41:05hit capture and just goes through and
41:07captures the entire page for us. Opens
41:10it up. We can download it and we can
41:12upload it right here. Okay. And then
41:15that's it. the screenshots's been
41:16received, right? Um, and it knows
41:19everything it needs to. Then it does a
41:21product identity card, right? With all
41:24of the uh details available for this
41:26product, and then it does a sourcing
41:29report, right? It goes through all of
41:31the different suppliers for this
41:32particular product, what are the costs
41:34and the margins associated, how should
41:36we sell it, and what the verdict is. It
41:39basically says start with drop shipping
41:41and then after you get some orders um um
41:45um in after you get some orders you can
41:48move to Zenrop or Spocket for uh faster
41:51delivery and then um when you have some
41:55uh more sales you can then move into
41:57private labeling. Okay. and an entire
42:00report gets built and then you can just
42:03uh you know import this into Google
42:05Drive and you can see all of the details
42:08right here. This is an amazing AI
42:10employee and it'll allow you to be able
42:12to um it'll allow you to be able to um
42:16really source pretty much any product
42:18right now. Um, these numbers are
42:21important to understand again. Um, and I
42:24and I want to briefly talk about drop
42:26shipping versus private labeling and
42:29branding. Now, we spent all of this time
42:31branding our product. If you don't have
42:33the ability right now to spend a little
42:35bit on getting a little bit of inventory
42:37in place, even $500 to $1,000,
42:40um, and then getting some nice branding
42:42and packaging, which is completely fine.
42:44If you don't have the ability to, then
42:46go and drop ship it and use this
42:49supplier, your drop shipping suppliers
42:51images to create all of the images for
42:54your brand. But still, the branding that
42:56you've done, um, that should be very
42:59visible on the website, not on the
43:01product pages, cuz then there'll be a
43:03mismatch between the product that they
43:04receive versus the one that they see. So
43:07try that strategy first and then once
43:09you have the ability and the money then
43:11switch all over to the branding. Now the
43:14reason you do the branding first is so
43:16that you have like a vision of what your
43:19final end goal looks like and that's
43:21always good to have even as just
43:23motivation that man eventually my brand
43:25will look like this. But don't let it
43:27stop you if you don't have the money.
43:28You can use AliExpress. You can even use
43:30local USA suppliers to be able to drop
43:33ship and uh sell this product. All
43:35right, guys. So, now with the branding
43:38done, product design done, um suppliers
43:41done, initial all of the assets that we
43:44need to be able to launch all of that
43:45out of the way, the next thing that
43:46we're going to do is probably the most
43:48fun out of everything. Now, we're going
43:51to start designing our actual website.
43:54Um, now for the platform, because this
43:56is an e-commerce business, I highly
43:58recommend using Shopify to uh host your
44:01website. and I'll leave a link down
44:03below. But building pages on Shopify has
44:06been very difficult. They they don't
44:08have a page builder um currently uh at
44:12least in my understanding that is really
44:14really good. And if I am building this
44:18brand, all right, I would basically much
44:21like my page to look very similar to the
44:24page that's already been designed here,
44:26but in my brand because they've gone
44:29ahead and done such a great job at
44:31building pages that generate them six to
44:33seven figures. But I at the same time, I
44:36don't want it to be exactly this page. I
44:38want it to be my brand. And if there are
44:39any weaknesses in this page, I don't
44:41want my brand to have those weaknesses.
44:44And so for this part of the process,
44:46we're going to be using White Labeler to
44:48create our pages. Now, we've just redone
44:51the homepage of White Labeler to really
44:53show you what it is, right? So, White
44:55Labeler takes any proven page and
44:57mirrors it for your brand. All right.
45:00Um, and there's a four-step process.
45:02First, we mirror a page, which is
45:04basically create a template of the page
45:07that is already existing. Then, we
45:09rebrand it, right? We change the colors.
45:12We change the branding. We change
45:13everything about the page so that it
45:16more so reflects our style. Then we're
45:18going to upgrade the page. This is a new
45:20feature that we've added where it'll go
45:22through identify all the weaknesses of
45:24the page and it will build sections that
45:27are missing. You're going to want to
45:29watch this fully and then we launch on
45:32Shopify. So this is it. I would highly
45:34recommend getting a white labeler plan
45:37and the program that we've been using.
45:39The AI vault is part of it. All right.
45:42Uh there are three plans. Um get the one
45:44that you're comfortable with, but get a
45:46plan to be able to do any of this. All
45:48right. So, without further ado, let's
45:50get into um white labeling a page. All
45:53right. So, for the first thing is let's
45:54go to the product that we've been
45:56working with all this time, which is
45:58Rosemary. Right now, again, this is the
46:01page we've been working with thus far.
46:03Right. So, what we're going to want to
46:05do right here is we're going to want to
46:07take this page. Okay. And let me just
46:10open it up. Okay. So, with the page
46:12open, all I have to do is go to the
46:14white label extension, which we've been
46:16using to capture pages, but this time
46:18we're going to hit the mirror page.
46:19Okay. And what this does is really cool.
46:22It will take an entire it'll crawl
46:25through the whole page and it will take
46:27all of the information of that page and
46:29submit it inside of the white labeler
46:31tool. This will only happen if you
46:32already have an account and if you're
46:34signed in. Okay. Um, now we just uh name
46:38our products. Our product is called the
46:39hair nectar grow getter. Right. And then
46:43uh we're going to need to decide if
46:45people are buying on this page or if
46:47people don't buy on this page. Okay.
46:48Now, why is that important? It's because
46:51pages serve different functions and they
46:52need to be built differently. If
46:54somebody is buying on the page, we need
46:56to be able to include checkouts and
46:58stuff on the page, right? So, you're
46:59going to need to choose, do people buy
47:01on this page or no? Because you can
47:03technically use this to model the entire
47:06homepage, right? To model a collections
47:08page, to model a contact us page,
47:10whatever page you want, this will uh
47:13allow you to do it. Okay. So, now hair
47:15nectar growter, right? Um people do buy
47:18on this page and we hit the mirror. And
47:21so, now there's this cool animation that
47:23happens. And I recommend you watch this
47:25entire animation uh because you will see
47:28your page being built live in front of
47:30you. It's one of the coolest things
47:31ever. Um the page is being built now. Um
47:35and you will see after this little black
47:38black and uh cool animation, you'll see
47:41each section of the page being built.
47:42And so now we can see all of the
47:46sections being built live. This is for
47:48me the coolest thing. Like literally the
47:50AI is building each part of your website
47:54live and what it's not doing is it's not
47:57trying to um like it's not copying
48:00anything from it right it's
48:02understanding all right this is where
48:03there is a product section this is where
48:06the buyers uh buying section is
48:08happening this is where the review
48:10section is this is where the FAQs are
48:14this is where other products are being
48:16sold right this is what the page looks
48:18like and now it's gone ahead and it's
48:21built it for you. And now we're in. Look
48:23at how great this freaking thing looks.
48:26All right, let's go back and compare it
48:27with the original. So in the original we
48:30have an image, text, um buttons, and
48:32videos, right? Image, text, buttons, and
48:35videos. Then we have a description here.
48:39We got a description here, right? Then
48:42we have uh more videos here, right? Then
48:45we have more videos here, right? Then we
48:49have a review section here, right? Then
48:51we have a review section here, right?
48:54Then we have um um FAQs here, right?
48:59Then we have FAQs here. Um over here we
49:02got a a testimonial section. Um over
49:06here we got another testimonial section.
49:08Then finally we end with the footer. So
49:11every single thing has been built to
49:13spec. So if you ever hired someone to
49:16build it out for you, um this is what
49:19they would first do. And the reason we
49:21know this is we bu we've built thousands
49:23of websites for clients. So before
49:26building a website, the first question
49:28that we ask is, yo, what do you want it
49:31to look like? And a lot of people say,
49:33"Yeah, I want it to look like this. I I
49:35think this is a great website." And then
49:38um when we returned something that that
49:41kind of looked like this but with our
49:43spin on it, they're like, "No, no, no. I
49:44really wanted it to look like this."
49:45Because people fall in love with a
49:47particular design. So now what we do is
49:49we built it exactly to spec. Okay. So
49:52this is what the white labeler does. So
49:55um this is a page score. We're not just
49:57going to score it yet. It's a very very
49:59cool feature. What we're going to do
50:01first is we're going to theme it. Okay.
50:04Now to theme it because they're using
50:07sort of yellows and this type of yellow,
50:09right? This is why they have this. Our
50:12brand colors are different. We've
50:13developed a a genuine color palette for
50:16our brand. So what we can do over here
50:18is we can upload our logo or we can
50:21upload our color palette. So let's go
50:23ahead and do that. Now this is the color
50:25palette we have for our brand right
50:27here. These are the colors and these are
50:29the colors we want seen everywhere.
50:30Right? So, I'm going to upload the color
50:31palette and then I'm going to hit
50:33generate themes. And now we're going to
50:35start uh it's going to start generating
50:37themes for our website. All right. So,
50:40with our themes generated, it's
50:42generated a few themes for us, right?
50:44So, there's warm harvest, deep earth,
50:46and golden glow. So, let's see what
50:48happens when we pick warm harvest. All
50:50right. You see all of the colors have
50:52now changed to be more in line with our
50:55branding. Right now, let's pick deep
50:57earth. All right. That's pretty cool,
50:59too. I'm kind of liking this one. And
51:01then finally, golden glow. All right,
51:03this is it. Uh, this is the golden glow.
51:05So, it's up to you which one you want to
51:07pick. And I want to know in the comments
51:09which one you would have picked. There's
51:10warm harvest, deep earth, and golden
51:13glow. I'm going towards the golden.
51:16Yeah, I'm going to go towards golden.
51:18All right. So, now the golden glow theme
51:19has been picked. If you would have
51:21picked differently, let me know in the
51:22comments down below. All right. So, now
51:24with our theme picked, let's go ahead
51:26and run. Let's upgrade the page. Okay.
51:29So, by the way, you could do it
51:30individually if you like, right? You can
51:32go here and um start, you know, just
51:34adding sections. So, let me just walk
51:36you through the thing. There's AI
51:38theming. You can rewrite all the copy
51:40with AI, which we're going to do in a
51:42bit. You can start restructuring
51:45everything. So, for example, if you
51:46wanted this one somewhere else, right,
51:48this uh video grid, if you wanted it
51:50somewhere else, you could you could
51:51essentially move it, right? You can just
51:53hit up and down and move it. Um or if
51:56you didn't want it to be visible, you
51:58could just not make it visible, right?
52:00So it makes it super easy for us to be
52:02able to manage these sections. And then
52:04finally, you can just add a section,
52:06right? So let's say you wanted to um add
52:08add a section right underneath, right?
52:10It comes here and then you can uh go up
52:13or down based on whatever it is. So you
52:15can you can do you know you can do
52:17everything manually. You can go in and
52:19start putting your text in manually. All
52:20of that. All I ask is that you download
52:22the HTML because when you download the
52:25HTML, it's basically like a a website
52:28file that exists. Okay? And then you
52:31what you could do always like see right
52:32now I've gone ahead I've downloaded the
52:34HTML, right? Um now if you ever exit um
52:38the um hold on so that this is what it
52:41is, right? If you ever exit white
52:44labeler, you could just go back in to uh
52:47whitelabler.ai,
52:48start cloning, right? Um, you could go
52:51to upload and start right back where you
52:53left off. So, always just save your
52:55work. Okay. Um, now let's get back to um
53:00this. All right. Let's go ahead and
53:02upgrade the page. This is one of the
53:04best new features that we've added.
53:06Okay. It calculates a page score based
53:08on everything that exists on the page
53:10right now. And it will go ahead and then
53:13give us recommendations on what sections
53:16need to be added to increase that page
53:18score. And the best part of it is it'll
53:21actually go ahead and add those sections
53:22in. So whatever Rosemary is doing,
53:25right, we have those sections in place
53:27so that our website looks and feels like
53:30a sevenigure score, but we go one step
53:33up and upgrade it. All right, so let's
53:35go ahead and hit calculate score. Right
53:37now, it's scoring our page and uh very
53:40soon we'll be able to see what's on the
53:42page, what's working, and what's
53:44definitely not working, and where we
53:46need to beef up. So, it has gone ahead
53:49and decided that it needs all of these
53:52sections for this page to be good,
53:54right? We're we're only at a 55 out of
53:58100 in terms of paid scoring. And the
54:00way that we score pages, guys, is we've
54:03studied thousands and thousands of
54:05pages. And all of that information flows
54:07through our AI model that goes ahead and
54:10does this thinking for us. So, it's up
54:13to you which uh blocks you'd like to
54:15add, but I'd say add all of them. Okay?
54:18I'd literally say add all of them.
54:20They're going to be worth it. So, it's
54:21up to you. You can select the ones that
54:22you want or you can select all. Okay?
54:25And then you're going to want to just
54:26hit this generate sections. And now,
54:29it's going to literally because there's
54:32risk reversal missing, right? Nobody
54:33knows if the the what we're going to buy
54:37is it going to be 100% risk-free, right?
54:39And that sometimes will mean people
54:41don't buy. Right? There's a how it works
54:44section that's missing, right? Why how
54:46does this uh you know, how does this uh
54:49um product help you achieve the goal
54:53that you're looking for? Us versus them.
54:55Why you why should they buy your product
54:57versus anything else, right? And the
54:59founder and credibility block like who
55:01where is this coming from? Who are you?
55:03Right? Like um that's going to be very
55:06very important for us to to put in. So,
55:09all of those sections are being added um
55:11right now and um once they're added uh
55:14you'll see them automatically appear on
55:16the page. This is a very very cool
55:18thing. All right, so the first section
55:20just got added which is the guarantee
55:23headline. And this should say the number
55:25of days. Don't worry, this will get
55:26fixed when we add the copy. Um that's so
55:29freaking cool. And look at it. It's
55:31matched the colors of the brand and it
55:32knows where in the page it needs to be
55:34added as well. So that's been added.
55:36Now, the next thing that's being added
55:38is how it works. All right, the second
55:40section got added. It's the how it works
55:42section. Step one, step two, step three.
55:45It looks beautiful, man. It looks really
55:47beautiful. I love that it's the way that
55:49it's added it into um the existing color
55:53scheme. Freaking amazing. So, again, uh
55:56the reason we the software does this is
55:58cuz me and my agency, we used to do this
56:02for clients every single day. And with
56:05AI, we needed to find a way to do this
56:07faster, quicker, better, right? And so
56:10now you can see each section being added
56:14to um to the page. And you could almost
56:17run this as a service, right? Um if you
56:20if if you don't want to do this for your
56:22business, you can take any business's
56:24page out there, generate a score for
56:26them, tell them, "This is what your page
56:28looks like before. This is what it can
56:30look like after. Pay me and I'll put it
56:32into your store." Right? It's such an
56:34insane service that you can offer to
56:36clients and it takes it does nothing.
56:38Okay, look at this. This is the us
56:39versus them. Look at how beautiful this
56:41section looks. Us versus them section
56:44being built. And then final section
56:46that's being built is the founder and
56:48brand credibility block. And so now if
56:52this page was making six figures a month
56:55for these guys, we have literally found
56:58every single thing that this page was
56:59missing and we have added it to our
57:03section. Boom. This is the founder note.
57:06And that's it. It's done. So now based
57:08on the new sections it's added, it's
57:10going to go through the page again and
57:12it's going to calculate a new page score
57:15for you. All right. So, after rescoring
57:17the page, we're at a 92, which is
57:20exceptional. And it is exceptional
57:21because look at what this page is now.
57:24From what it was to what it is, this
57:26page is absolutely amazing. It is a
57:29conversion machine. Okay. So, now that
57:31we've gotten the page optimized, the
57:33next thing that I want to do is actually
57:34start writing some copy for our
57:37particular brand. And for that, again,
57:40I'm just going to use one of their AI
57:42features, which is AI copywriting. All
57:44right. So, very simply to start writing
57:46copy, all you're going to want to do is
57:47go here to the third tab and write copy.
57:50Over here, you're going to want to name
57:53the product and the brand, right? So,
57:55hair nectar growter. Okay? And then the
57:58next thing that you're going to want to
57:59do is paste in just details about the
58:02product. So, I have like a supplier open
58:03on another on another tab and I'm just
58:06sort of pasting in like the ingredients,
58:09the reviews, all of that stuff that will
58:11help our copywriter write amazing
58:14copies. I've pasted a lot of it in. And
58:17again, um the the the more information
58:20you give the copywriter, the better it
58:22is. It's no at no point what you finish
58:24it with, but it is a really really good
58:27standard to start writing copywriting
58:29with. So, now we're going to hit
58:30generate copy. And now we're going to
58:32wait for the copy to come in. And after
58:35that, we're basically done designing one
58:38of our product pages. And in many
58:41respects, and again, I want to be super
58:42respectful, it actually will end up a
58:44lot of times looking better than the
58:46original. And you guys already know, we
58:49have incredible images for our uh
58:52product as well. So I am really really
58:55happy with um how this is coming about.
58:58our images, our copy, um all of it is
59:01going to look incredible. So, um let's
59:04go ahead uh finish this up, right? Start
59:07rewriting all of the copy. Um and then
59:09when the copy is done, let's start
59:11populating it with images. All right,
59:13guys. So, the copy is in and I genuinely
59:16want everyone's feedback on this copy,
59:19right? So, grower rosemary plus biotin
59:22hair growth oil, right? the purchase um
59:27description. Why growter works when
59:30nothing else did, right? Step one, wakes
59:33up dormant follicles, rebuilds every
59:35strand from the root, locks in moisture
59:37and shine. Right? What customers are
59:39saying? It actually worked. Stopped my
59:41shedding. 47. My hair looks 27. Cured my
59:44scalp pain. Exactly what I needed.
59:46Right? Look at this. Not all rosemary
59:49oils are built the same, right? Us
59:51versus them. Okay? thicker and fuller
59:54hair in less than 90 days. All right,
59:56look at that. Let's just make this text
59:58color um like this yellow or maybe a
1:00:02little bit less. Okay, fine. You know
1:00:03what? This black is nice. Okay. Um watch
1:00:06it grow, right? So, we can just
1:00:07basically make sure that you know it's
1:00:09it's if if there's anything that didn't
1:00:12uh come the way that you want it to, all
1:00:14you have to do is you can just change it
1:00:16right here. And that's what I'm going to
1:00:18do now. Just quickly change these text
1:00:20colors right here. Okay. So, look,
1:00:23thicker and fuller hair in um as little
1:00:26as 90 days, right? A message from the
1:00:28founder. Uh question and answers. Look
1:00:30at this 90-day promise. Grow it back in
1:00:3290 days or we refund every scent. Right?
1:00:34More testimonials and the footer. Even
1:00:37the footer, I think we can go um another
1:00:40color with it. Uh I'm going to go ahead
1:00:43and um use maybe this um this um uh I
1:00:48want to I want to use this yellow. So,
1:00:50I'm just going to go here. I'm going to
1:00:52use background color. I think this is a
1:00:54very similar yellow. I'll just change
1:00:56that to this yellow. And we're done.
1:00:59We're done. Look at how great this page
1:01:02looks. I'm going to go ahead and quickly
1:01:04download the HTML. This is like my
1:01:06little save. I can preview it. This is
1:01:08what your page is going to look like
1:01:09when somebody lands on it. Completely
1:01:11branded all of the copy done. Very, very
1:01:14exciting stuff. And now all we have to
1:01:16do is hit publish to Shopify and
1:01:19download the Shopify template. Now I'm
1:01:22going to show you how to basically take
1:01:24any of the pages that you've built and
1:01:26put it into your Shopify store. So what
1:01:28you're going to want to do is use the
1:01:29link down below and sign up for Shopify.
1:01:33And once you're done with the intake,
1:01:35you're going to be taken to a screen
1:01:36like this. Now to get your store live,
1:01:39all you have to do is go to online
1:01:41store, right? You're going to want to
1:01:43hit this button and hit edit code. And
1:01:46over here, we're going to go ahead and
1:01:48create a section. So, the way that this
1:01:50thing works is it's built this entire
1:01:52page out as a section. And then you can
1:01:55add that wherever you wish, right? So,
1:01:58now we're going to go we're going to go
1:01:59here. It's going to load, right? And as
1:02:01you can see, these are all the sections
1:02:04that I have created. All right. Then,
1:02:06what you're going to want to do is go
1:02:08make sure that you are on section and
1:02:09hit this button and name it something.
1:02:12Normally I go WLE which is white label
1:02:14e-commerce and then I'm going to go um
1:02:17hair nectar and then I'll do gg for
1:02:19growter. Okay. And then I'm going to end
1:02:22oh sorry see that's not going to work
1:02:24because I didn't end it correctly. We'll
1:02:26do it again. Okay. Sections here wle
1:02:30hair nectar gg which is growter. And
1:02:33then you we're going to want to put
1:02:35liquid. When you put liquid, the Shopify
1:02:38icon appears because liquid is how
1:02:39Shopify saves its files. And then over
1:02:42here, you're going to go want to go back
1:02:44to white labeler uh this code that it's
1:02:46given. You copy it and make it downloads
1:02:48it automatically. So, you're fine
1:02:49anyways. And then you're going to want
1:02:51to hit paste. And then you're going to
1:02:52want to hit save. And now this file is
1:02:56permanently stored inside of your store.
1:02:58And you can use it however you want. If
1:03:00you don't if you want to delete it at
1:03:02any point, you can delete it as well.
1:03:03And now we can exit this. Next thing
1:03:06that we're going to want to do is we're
1:03:07going to want to go to products and
1:03:09we're going to want to basically create
1:03:11a product, right? So let's add the
1:03:12product and let's call it the hair
1:03:15nectar grow getter. Okay. Um we're going
1:03:18to want to upload some images. So let's
1:03:20upload the images that we created. So
1:03:22I've just uploaded images. We don't
1:03:23really need to write a description
1:03:25because um you write a description when
1:03:27you're using sort of Shopify's default
1:03:30page. Okay. I'm going to make this the
1:03:32the first image that people see. Um, and
1:03:35these are all the nice images. Okay.
1:03:37Amazing. Um, then what we're going to
1:03:39want to do is set a price. I'm actually
1:03:41going to go to my suppliers recommended
1:03:43price now. So, our selling unit for one
1:03:45is 2150, right? That's good. Now, if
1:03:49we're going to want to do like buy one,
1:03:51get one, buy two, get two, buy two, get
1:03:54three, you're going to want to make sure
1:03:55that you add those as bundles over here.
1:03:58All right. Um, so, you know what? Let's
1:04:00just do it for now for for for for
1:04:03example sake, right? So what is Rosemary
1:04:05doing? They have they only have one time
1:04:08in subscribe and save. Um so in that
1:04:11case we don't really need to. Right? In
1:04:13that case we don't really need to. We
1:04:15can just leave it at the 21 uh50 price
1:04:18point. Hit save. Now that our products
1:04:20added in, let's go back to the website.
1:04:23Um let's go to the um edit theme. All
1:04:26right. Now let's go here to home. Let's
1:04:30go to homepage. Let's go to products and
1:04:32let's create a template. We're going to
1:04:34call this hair nectar. GG. Okay. And uh
1:04:37this is hair nectar. Uh actually grow
1:04:40not growter. Sorry. Ours is Yeah, ours
1:04:44is um yeah, ours is growter. Sorry. It's
1:04:46uh the their theirs is gross. Okay. So
1:04:49now we're going to hit create a
1:04:50template. All right. And now this is
1:04:52like the if if you had let's say if you
1:04:56had um used nothing but the Shopify um
1:05:01page, right? If you you this is what
1:05:03your page would look like if you just
1:05:04had the Shopify theme, right? And this
1:05:07kind of doesn't look good at all, right?
1:05:09So what we're going to do is we're going
1:05:10to hide all of these. Okay, we don't
1:05:12need any of these sections. And like I
1:05:14said, our the way that we create pages
1:05:17is by sections. So now we've actually
1:05:19already created a full section. So you
1:05:21go add a section, you go all the way
1:05:22down and you will find um the um our
1:05:26section right here. So you you can see
1:05:28here WLD hair nectar growter and boom
1:05:31the entire page gets loaded up right
1:05:33here. Okay. So this is your entire page
1:05:36loaded up. And so the way that we build
1:05:39these is you can decide what to do with
1:05:41each section. You can move sections
1:05:44around if you want. You can move this
1:05:45above the review list. You can move this
1:05:48below the review list. You have complete
1:05:50control in terms of how the entire
1:05:53section looks, feels, and works. Okay.
1:05:56The biggest thing that you have to do
1:05:57when you add a section is go here and
1:05:59make sure you select a product and you
1:06:01add the product right here. Hair nectar
1:06:03growter. Okay. When you do that, you'll
1:06:05see um the um the the the images start
1:06:09populating right here. Okay. Now, what
1:06:12we're going to want to do is we're going
1:06:14to want to make sure that we u it says
1:06:17sold out right here, right? So, we don't
1:06:19want ours to be sold out, obviously. So,
1:06:21we're going to go back to the product.
1:06:24Okay, we're going to edit this. Um, and
1:06:26we're going to make sure that it is not
1:06:28sold out and that it has some units
1:06:31available. So, the way that we do that
1:06:33is over here, you can see available, you
1:06:37can make it 10,000 and hit save. And
1:06:40when you hit that, the product is ready
1:06:42to be bought now. Okay, the product's
1:06:45ready to be bought now. All right. And
1:06:47if you were thinking Ali, why were the
1:06:49images so huge? Um, we just fixed that
1:06:52very quickly because I had added really
1:06:54really big images. So I added all of the
1:06:56images that we created and some images
1:06:58were really big size. So if the image
1:07:00size is normal um this will look uh good
1:07:03as well. And so now look at how this
1:07:05thing looks freaking beautiful. Freaking
1:07:09beautiful. Okay. So now we have our
1:07:11product here. It's branded. It looks
1:07:14good. And as soon as we add the product,
1:07:17everything goes um in. Okay. And every
1:07:20single link can be connected. So this is
1:07:22your entire um um this is your um menu,
1:07:26right? You can literally connect every
1:07:28single menu to a link on the website.
1:07:31This is um your hero section, right? Um
1:07:35this is the ingredients. All of that is
1:07:37in here. Why grower works? Uh the the
1:07:41video grid, you can uh start attaching
1:07:43videos here. what customers are saying.
1:07:45So you can link I [clears throat] I
1:07:48wanted everybody to have ultimate
1:07:50ultimate ultimate customizability when
1:07:52it comes to preparing uh pages. So I
1:07:55mean at the end of the day look at how
1:07:57beautiful the product page looks and
1:07:59just even comparing it to the original
1:08:02that we used right this is their page.
1:08:05Okay. And this is going to be our page
1:08:07very soon. I mean, I'm just so so pumped
1:08:11to to see, you know, to to to get into
1:08:15fruition and come to what this page is
1:08:17going to end up looking like for us. So,
1:08:20really, really excited about that. Let's
1:08:21move on to the next section where we go
1:08:24ahead and we start preparing all of the
1:08:26assets that go into all of these
1:08:29different sections. All right. So, when
1:08:30I was testing it, I realized that this
1:08:34accord doesn't open up, right? So,
1:08:36there's a description, right? But there
1:08:38is it doesn't it doesn't open up because
1:08:40the way that it was built it was built
1:08:42as a just a placeholder. Right? So if if
1:08:45if this happens when you're doing your
1:08:47own build, it's very easy. All you have
1:08:49to do and this is just good advice for
1:08:51you just in case you want to make any
1:08:53changes is go back to the wireframe.
1:08:55Always have it open, right? And then you
1:08:57can click on any section and you can go
1:08:59I mean you can change the design layout,
1:09:01you can change the section. So all you
1:09:03need to do is go in here. All right. and
1:09:06just ask AI what to do. So you can go in
1:09:09here and when when you click on any
1:09:11section you can change the layout, the
1:09:13design or you can rebuild it directly.
1:09:15Okay, so over here we're going to hit
1:09:16rebuild and we're going to just ask for
1:09:19a change here. Right. So this is an
1:09:22accordion section. If someone clicks the
1:09:26plus button, it should open the
1:09:30accordion. Accordion is like when you
1:09:32click plus the the thing should open,
1:09:34right? And then we can just hit rebuild
1:09:36section. And what the AI does is it
1:09:39starts rebuilding this section right
1:09:41here. So that the uh the the the it
1:09:44opens when someone clicks it. And then
1:09:48when you have that section done, you can
1:09:50take it to Shopify and you will see all
1:09:52of it to start to open. And you can do
1:09:54that with anything, right? If you want
1:09:56the this to be in another way or if you
1:09:59want this to be in another way, if you
1:10:00want this to be in another way, like for
1:10:02example, see now the accordions open,
1:10:04right? Then again, we hit publish to
1:10:06Shopify. We hit download Shopify
1:10:08template. It regenerates it. We hit copy
1:10:11code. We go back to our page over here.
1:10:13We edit the code and we just paste in
1:10:15the new code. When we do that, that
1:10:17section will automatically change into
1:10:19the new section. So right here, we hit
1:10:21save. Okay, I pasted in the new code.
1:10:23I'm going to hit save. We'll see the
1:10:25original was 1 hour ago. The new version
1:10:28is here. When we go back, we're going to
1:10:30hit refresh one time. Right? We're going
1:10:32to reload the website. And now you will
1:10:35see that that new section will start to
1:10:37appear. And this is it. Right? Now there
1:10:39is all of these accordians. How come
1:10:41come in here, right? And so now you can
1:10:43change the descriptions and the text.
1:10:45And that's how easy it is to make those
1:10:48changes. And see over here if I all
1:10:50these sections can be open, all these
1:10:52sections can be closed as well. So, this
1:10:54is how easy it is for you to make any
1:10:57changes you want at all to the main
1:10:59website. All right, guys. So, we have
1:11:01just finished doing all of the images,
1:11:05videos, and all the other assets that we
1:11:08would need for this page. And our page
1:11:11is finally complete. And this has been
1:11:15one of the most detail oriented builds
1:11:17that we've done on the channel. So, if
1:11:18you've made it this far, I mean, you
1:11:21know, I hope you got to learn a lot. and
1:11:23one of the best looking builds we've
1:11:25done on this channel to be honest with
1:11:27you. It just looks incredible and you
1:11:30know all of this was done with the help
1:11:32of AI. Now I don't want to make this
1:11:34video ridiculously long. I think the
1:11:36runtime is already over an hour. So I'm
1:11:39going to show you very quickly how all
1:11:42of these AI images were generated. Um
1:11:44again I have just been using AI
1:11:47employees to be able to build these
1:11:48images. We're going to go back to the
1:11:50vault, right? And you do get the vault
1:11:53for free with a pro subscription to
1:11:54white labeler. And I've been using the
1:11:58uh branding design specialist to come up
1:12:00with different image prompts. I've been
1:12:02using the white labeler image mirror
1:12:05studio where it gives where you
1:12:06basically give it a competitor's image
1:12:09and it will create an image for you in
1:12:11your brand in the same style. Right? The
1:12:14customer experience studio helps you
1:12:16create images of customers using your
1:12:18different product. Right? And there are
1:12:20just tons and tons of different AI
1:12:22employees that are all here available
1:12:25for you to be able to create just
1:12:27incredible images. And for videos, we
1:12:29also have more AI employees for
1:12:32showcasing testimonials, for showcasing
1:12:34people using the different products. And
1:12:36what I'll do is I'll link some videos
1:12:38down below for those of you guys that
1:12:39are looking to create really, really
1:12:41good images for your products and
1:12:42really, really great videos for your
1:12:44products. All right. It's not that
1:12:46difficult when you have AI employees
1:12:48that you're using to do that because
1:12:49then you're able to create just
1:12:50incredible looking um images. So, let's
1:12:53do one last uh go at it. I just want I'm
1:12:56going to open it up in an incognito
1:12:58window just so that there's no Shopify
1:13:00branding on it. This is what somebody
1:13:02lands on. This is what somebody sees.
1:13:05And look at your brand just basically
1:13:07come to life. And you know what? This is
1:13:10a perfect perfect moment to compare this
1:13:13brand to the brand that we started off
1:13:16with. Let's do that. So, this is the
1:13:18brand that we started off with, right?
1:13:20This is what it looks like, and this is
1:13:22all that it has to offer. And now,
1:13:25genuinely compare it to this brand, your
1:13:28brand, and how it looks, how it feels,
1:13:31how it's been elevated, and how it has
1:13:33all of the sections and everything that
1:13:35it needs to be able to convert somebody
1:13:38into buyer into a buyer. And this is
1:13:39exactly what the white label e-commerce
1:13:42process is. Um, and for anybody that is
1:13:45serious about doing this, I, you know,
1:13:48we're at the end of the video, so I'm
1:13:50going to let you know that in the link
1:13:51down in the description below, you will
1:13:53find a link to our program, White Label
1:13:56E-Commerce. Um, and in that program,
1:13:59what we do is we build brands just like
1:14:01this, and we allow you to white label
1:14:04them. What does that mean? It means
1:14:06we've built the brand. We've done all of
1:14:09the work. You can come in, swap out the
1:14:11logo, and launch it as your own. Okay,
1:14:14that's the entire process of Y label
1:14:16e-commerce. It is linked down in the
1:14:18description below. If you want to use
1:14:20literally this website, all of the
1:14:21assets that we've developed, you are
1:14:24able to do so inside of that program. It
1:14:26is one of the fastest ways that I know
1:14:28how to help somebody go from zero to
1:14:30launch. Not only will we help build your
1:14:33websites, we'll also create your ads for
1:14:35you. We will also launch the business
1:14:37with you. And there's tons and tons of
1:14:38training if you want to learn how to
1:14:40create beautiful images, beautiful
1:14:43videos just like this. AI employees,
1:14:46weekly calls, you name it, it is all
1:14:48included. But with that being said,
1:14:50guys, I am so so happy that we have
1:14:52reached the end of this video. This has
1:14:54been uh a labor of love going through
1:14:57the exact build process. For anybody
1:14:59that made it this far, let me know what
1:15:00you truly feel about it and let me know
1:15:02what you think about all of the tools
1:15:03that we've used. Right? These are tools
1:15:05that we use on a daily basis to to do
1:15:08things. So, thank you guys so much.
1:15:10Again, appreciate each and every one of
1:15:12you. Um, and um, let me know in the
1:15:15comments down below what else you want
1:15:17to learn. If you got any value, leave a
1:15:19like. I do end up replying to every
1:15:21single comment. I know I've been a
1:15:23little bit late on that, but I'm
1:15:24catching up again. Making sure I reply
1:15:26to every single person that comments
1:15:28down below. Thank you guys so much and
1:15:30as always I will catch you guys in the
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