Hey everyone Since my last update, I’ve doubled down on testing and tracking. I’ve started experimenting with different hooks and captions to see what drives more engagement and sales, and the data is already giving me some interesting insights. One thing I’m curious about right now: how do you decide which metric to focus on first when you’re testing new creatives — CTR, add-to-carts, ROAS, or something else? Would love to hear what’s been working for you all lately!

Hey everyone! Quick update from my last post, I’ve continued testing those creative tweaks and started seeing better CTRs and more add-to-carts 🔥. Nothing crazy yet, but the direction feels right. One thing that helped? I started tracking which scroll-stopping frames work best in the first 3 seconds it’s making a noticeable difference. How’s everyone else doing mid-week? Any little wins or lessons so far? Let’s keep the convo going 💬👇

Hi everyone! Last week I shared a little trick I’d found in my dropshipping journey, and I was blown away by the messages and comments 🙌. Thank you! Since then, I’ve been testing a few more tweaks to improve my store especially around ad creatives. It’s early days, but I’m already seeing small changes. What’s one simple change you’ve made recently in your dropshipping business that gave you a noticeable boost? Would love to swap ideas with you all!

Glad to join this community 🙌. As someone working on dropshipping, I recently discovered a neat trick: Care to know? You can leave a comment if interested. Thought I’d share it here in case it helps someone else too. Looking forward to learning from you all

Hi everyone, happy to be here! I’m in the middle of scaling my dropshipping store and one thing I’ve realized is that finding the right product is only half the battle getting the right audience has been a game-changer for me. I’m curious, what’s been the most challenging part of the business for you so far: product research, ads, or customer service?