DTC | Leveraging AI to build lean brands

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Ngl this has been goated 🐐
I should become vibe code legend or something Supremium will become a crazy software for real big ballers. safe your spot discord.gg/unbans / discord.gg/supremium and see how much we destroy your copy cats while you sit down and fly pjs and party and go on yachts.
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Best watch shops / dealers?
Anyone in Hong Kong?
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Using ad account in China is rage bait
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Anyone in Hong Kong?
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Crazy
İnsanlara 1 ila 10 arasında bir sayı seçmelerini isterseniz genelde 7 seçerler. 1 seçmezler, 10 seçmezler. O sayılar yüksek sesle söylenmiştir. Birden zihinlerinde saymaya başlarlar. Genelde ona yaklaşırken onları cevap vermeye zorlarsanız, mesela dokunursunuz, o zaman bir asal sayı olan 7'i seçerler. 10'a yakın bir sayı. Güzel bir sayı. İçleri rahat eder. Bu sebepten insanlar iyi bir rastgele sayı üreteci değildir. Bir takım "meyilleri" vardır. LLM'ler daha da kötü. Bu eğilimi (bias) alıp onu bir davranış kalıbı haline getiriyorlar.
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Always thought about this And this is great way to break this down
See too many people justifying their lack of success by saying "I have a real brand though" First off, you don't. None of us do Secondly, how do you define a real brand? Is it through repeat purchase rate? If so, the DR demon supp brands have you beat Is it LTV? Again, DR demons have you beat Revenue? DR demons again Is it pretty images on a website? Everyone can have that with a few clicks In my mind having a real brand is simply that you are associated with something and that association sits deep in the collective conscious of the consumer market Again, none of us on here have this. I don't care how cool your brand guide is Mcdonalds has this, Coca Cola has this, Rolex has this The people I see coping about 'brand' are almost always just bad at ads and funnels and they need some way to make themselves feel better instead of just facing reality Skill issue
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Did a podcast lol With @danikennyi
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You'd never believe how...
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Sometimes you just have to unemploymaxx Realize where leaks are you're fixing What systems break when u stop keeping them afloat
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How do I approach avatars/angles/research 👇
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S tier with the OG’s
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Trendtrack marketing went so hard today Would love to know how much MRR u guys added @vincent_alonzi 👀
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I have a second ad account which I can spend with a credit card For anyone running multiple ad accounts How do you split the ads between them?
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The one thing i pay @triplewhale for it doesn't even do FML stop building all the AI bs and show me my NCPA
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If I want to train soemone on the full Trybe method Where's the best resources for this?
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Does anyone have an insider at Airbnb? Will pay finders fee
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Is that a recession indicator or what?
JUST IN ‼️ Chase is killing the UNLIMITED 3x ad spend gravy train on the Sapphire Reserve Biz Card. haven't seen this announced anywhere publicly yet, but my Chase rep just sent me the notice directly + told me communications are initially going out to their top 1% of spenders. This is a pretty massive change for ecom / info / media buying ppl because unlimited 3x on Meta + Google was arguably the single craziest feature of the new Business Sapphire Reserve. Until now the debate was basically: Amex Biz Gold = 4️⃣x, but capped at $150k/yr (extendable through additional cards) Chase Biz Sapphire Reserve = 3️⃣x, but UNLIMITED So if ur spending $50k/mo on ads, Amex wins early in the year. If ur spending $500k/mo, Chase absolutely skullfucked it because there was no ceiling and didnt have to deal w flipping Amex cards That party is ending. RIP Interestingly, Chase's PUBLIC website still shows the 3x advertising category without a cap rn. So I think we're getting a first look at the change before it gets broadly announced. What do high-spending founders do now? IMO the answer becomes very obvious: stack the cards. First $150k of qualifying US ad/software spend → Amex Business Gold at 4x. Then move spend → Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business at 3x until you hit Chase's new annual ceiling. Once Chase drops you to 1x, GTFO THE CARD. At minimum I'd plan to churn Amex Gold Biz cards and get multiple to juice the 4x and make it unlimited, or move overflow onto an uncapped 2x product like Venture X Business, or even an uncapped 2.3% cash-back setup depending on whether you value points or cash (Slash offers this). So IMO the new ad-spender stack is no longer: Chase OR Amex? It's: 🥇 Amex Gold 4x until $150k 🥈 Chase 3x until the new cap 🥉 2x uncapped / specialized cards for overflow If your ad spend is in non-USD currency, you could also consider the BoA Atmos Summit card to get 3.3x points (only non-USD spend). No matter how you slice the cake - the worst possible move is spending millions on ads and blindly letting everything after the bonus caps fall to 1x. At this level, card optimization isn't "travel hacking." A 1-2 point difference on $2M-$10M of annual spend is literally 100s of thousands of dollars. RIP unlimited Chase 3x 🪦 It was beautiful while it lasted
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