Jun 27, 2018 11:52 AM
(This post was last modified: Jun 29, 2018 02:33 AM by 2073436.)
No pictures, I couldn't give a fuck if you believed me. Just read it and see for yourself. Thought I'd post this, but I didn't need to. Not intending to brag honestly
I bought a Shopify store from someone on HF for like $250 and made $2.5k in the first 4-5 days of my first time in Shopify
This was back in 2016, July
I still believe this method works to this day, but you need the right contacts.
You shouldn't put lots of effort into your store, all my store had was an About us page, Contact page and obviously the products.
As long as your theme is alright it should be fine. Also, never forget to check how it looks on mobile (crucial)
So with my $250 purchase I also received 2-3 contacts
These were Telegram contacts (almost everyone selling Tweetdeck access has telegram lol)
If you have one contact, you can always talk to them asking if they know someone else (or offer to pay money for other contacts)
My main contact asked me $25 for 7 days access to a Tweetdeck (turned $25 to 100x more lol)
Every 15 minutes I was able to promote my content to millions of people.
I was getting millions of impressions weekly, my content was relatable and people liked what I was selling
My mistake was that I was selling replicas of like Louis Vuitton and all of that, which is obviously illegal but I wasn't aware (I know, stupid..)
FYI, everyone was properly informed these were replicas
What I would suggest is selling caps or accessoiries that resonate with the audience of your tweetdeck.
Be creative, this thread is rather about one of the many possible traffic sources and not really about guiding you how to set-up your store as this is being explained everywhere on the web
As for the content, all I did was create a Twitter account for my 'brand' and then made like 3-5 posts using emojis, pictures of products that relate and short easy text
E.g. I'd make a tweet with bags from LV or other brands (for women) and I'd use emojis appropriate for that audience (girly emojis)
Use getemoji.com for emojis
Copy images from products on website
Easy to read, not pushing them to purchase. At the end, just be like 'Cop yours here - www.website.com'
I simply promoted one after the other, nothing special there
The important thing with ads is that you should never try to trick people, just be genuine and honest. That drives most sales
So yeah, I was pushing this out to millions as much as I could. I was able to do $2.5k in under a week.
Bare in mind, not every tweetdeck seller you see will drive you sales. At least, I bought access to a HF member's deck and it didn't work out for me at all
Sorry if it looks boring to read, I realize it does LOL ✌
Aside from that, a big % of my sales came from influencers.
I can't stress enough how important they can be if you find the right ones
All I did was create coupon codes of like 15% discounts, send them their coupon code and make a deal. They get $X per sale under that coupon code
By talking to people, you can find influencers quite easily. It's all about networking
Hopefully some if you now know how others are able to get successful with this type of stuff, might be interesting to some
The best thing I can recommend is to read about traffic methods and then combine your knowledge - you can create your own special traffic method with that knowledge
FYI, if you're still here. I was able to sell my contacts 1x at $600 and once again at $750
Then I had my own Shopify service on HF which netted me $4,500 in under one week 👍
If you made it to here, I've just edited the thread with this bonus
http://www.sauceapparel.co/
https://twitter.com/sauceapparel?lang=en
This is a perfect example of a brand that made it work with tweetdecks. They were really popular and they were pulling in lots of sales
I bought a Shopify store from someone on HF for like $250 and made $2.5k in the first 4-5 days of my first time in Shopify
This was back in 2016, July
I still believe this method works to this day, but you need the right contacts.
You shouldn't put lots of effort into your store, all my store had was an About us page, Contact page and obviously the products.
As long as your theme is alright it should be fine. Also, never forget to check how it looks on mobile (crucial)
So with my $250 purchase I also received 2-3 contacts
These were Telegram contacts (almost everyone selling Tweetdeck access has telegram lol)
If you have one contact, you can always talk to them asking if they know someone else (or offer to pay money for other contacts)
My main contact asked me $25 for 7 days access to a Tweetdeck (turned $25 to 100x more lol)
Every 15 minutes I was able to promote my content to millions of people.
I was getting millions of impressions weekly, my content was relatable and people liked what I was selling
My mistake was that I was selling replicas of like Louis Vuitton and all of that, which is obviously illegal but I wasn't aware (I know, stupid..)
FYI, everyone was properly informed these were replicas
What I would suggest is selling caps or accessoiries that resonate with the audience of your tweetdeck.
Be creative, this thread is rather about one of the many possible traffic sources and not really about guiding you how to set-up your store as this is being explained everywhere on the web
As for the content, all I did was create a Twitter account for my 'brand' and then made like 3-5 posts using emojis, pictures of products that relate and short easy text
E.g. I'd make a tweet with bags from LV or other brands (for women) and I'd use emojis appropriate for that audience (girly emojis)
Use getemoji.com for emojis
Copy images from products on website
Easy to read, not pushing them to purchase. At the end, just be like 'Cop yours here - www.website.com'
I simply promoted one after the other, nothing special there
The important thing with ads is that you should never try to trick people, just be genuine and honest. That drives most sales
So yeah, I was pushing this out to millions as much as I could. I was able to do $2.5k in under a week.
Bare in mind, not every tweetdeck seller you see will drive you sales. At least, I bought access to a HF member's deck and it didn't work out for me at all
Sorry if it looks boring to read, I realize it does LOL ✌
Aside from that, a big % of my sales came from influencers.
I can't stress enough how important they can be if you find the right ones
All I did was create coupon codes of like 15% discounts, send them their coupon code and make a deal. They get $X per sale under that coupon code
By talking to people, you can find influencers quite easily. It's all about networking
Hopefully some if you now know how others are able to get successful with this type of stuff, might be interesting to some
The best thing I can recommend is to read about traffic methods and then combine your knowledge - you can create your own special traffic method with that knowledge
FYI, if you're still here. I was able to sell my contacts 1x at $600 and once again at $750
Then I had my own Shopify service on HF which netted me $4,500 in under one week 👍
If you made it to here, I've just edited the thread with this bonus
http://www.sauceapparel.co/
https://twitter.com/sauceapparel?lang=en
This is a perfect example of a brand that made it work with tweetdecks. They were really popular and they were pulling in lots of sales
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