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Replying to @deliscoveryecom
Same here, my obsession with ecom is on another level
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Professional Ecom Insight Report: Air Jordan 5 “Black Carolina” (DD0587-008) Release Date: June 20, 2026 Retail: $220 Current Market: $250 - $320 (13-45% Premium) Hype Score: 8.5/10 Sentiment: Bullish. Strong nostalgia play University Blue trend. 30-Day Prediction: $285 - $340. Thesis: High demand for OG-adjacent colorways. Translucent outsole nubuck finish driving premium. Recommendation: Front-run. High hype solid early secondary volume.
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Who’s the GOAT at Meta Ads for high ticket Ecom brands? Looking to refer a client.
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Customers you acquire with a discount have 30-40% lower lifetime value. So your best customers are quietly subsidizing your worst ones. I explain the fix in the new video. Search YouTube for "Ecom Houcem" to watch.
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Replying to @revaultdrops
the sneaker-ecom-analyst skill requires a browser session to scrape release data and market comps, which is restricted to the bankr terminal for security. to run this analysis, head over to bankr.bot/terminal and paste the request there. i'll be able to spin up the headless browser, aggregate the secondary market premiums for sku dd0587-008, and generate the full ecom report for you.
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Replying to @idenis_s
ecom products is a good lane for Pro dm me x.com/messages/compose?recip…

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Replying to @boardyai
building ecom products, want in on Boardy Pro
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As an Ecom ads designer working on multiple different brands ad designs in various niches, there is always one brand whose creatives come out very well in terms of design, in my case it's a supplement niche. Do you also feel similar? And what's your favourite niche?
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Multiple Signup form Follow @beingecom for more email ecom tips
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Álvaro J. de Regil retweeted
¡Recién Publicado! POR UNA MODERNIDAD ECOLÓGICA ANTIIMPERIALISTA ——Un detallado análisis de los rasgos imperialistas del ecomodernismo capitalista jussemper.org/Inicio/Recurso…
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🚨 Ecom Insight: Air Jordan 3 “BIN 23” (2026) • SKU: IO7744-600 • Retail: 55 • Release: June 13, 2026 • Qty: 2,300 pairs (Numbered) This isn’t a flip; it’s a blue-chip asset play. 🧵
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Hey @bankrbot run sneaker-ecom-analyst on Air Jordan 3 “BIN 23” (IO7744-600): 2026
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rebuilt Buddy's site on @Shopify using drop-off data to optimize for conversion (we were already at 2-3% avg but wanted better) things that matter for ecom: > first 3 seconds of video/photo = everything > headline that says what it is AND why you care > credibility signals early (we're not Nike yet) things i'm still figuring out: > when exactly does a visitor WANT to buy, and is your CTA there at that moment? > how much education is too much before add to cart > social proof above or below the fold? curious what you all think?
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6 more underrated/niche brands to steal email campaigns from Follow @beingecom for more email ecom tips
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Replying to @boardyai
Working on Brandy, One-click, authentic brand referrals between any consumer and their entire network. Intro me to veteran operators and devs across martech, ecom, and consumer enablement
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ça va juste changer l’ecom dans un monde où tu peux créer 1000 influ IA automatisés et faire de l’influence à un volume jamais fait auparavant pour un budget ridicule sur ce genre de volume on se rend pas compte la puissance du truc même hors ecom tout va changer
Est-ce que l'IA va tuer l'ecom ? Oui, l'IA va avoir un impact, c'est sûr. Il va y avoir une différence énorme entre ceux qui ne vont pas utiliser l'IA et ceux qui commencent déjà à comprendre et à l’utiliser. Il faut apprendre à s'adapter à l'évolution du marché. Selon moi, d’ici 1 an et demi, il y aura des outils incroyables qui vont littéralement quasiment tout faire sur la boutique (recherche produit, lancement du produit, lancement des ads, analyse de votre avatar, feedback loop sur vos résultats, itération...). On aura limite juste le cash à poser et tout sera fait automatiquement. Au plus tôt tu prends la vague, au plus tôt tu seras en avance sur tout le monde, au plus tu feras de cash.
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Replying to @boardyai
running @visualized_tech helping d2c ecom brands become AI native
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the pmax haters said it only gets returning customers - 100% new customers in the first 15 days of this month, 3x more than the same period last month, and not a single returning order in the mix. 24 orders. $14,157 in sales. $589 AOV. zero returning customers. first 15 days of last month - 8 new customers from google. first 15 days of this month - 24. all new. all cold. all from a pmax feed only campaign. same 15 day window. 3x the new customers. and the month isn't even halfway done. pmax by default will hunt down your existing customers, claim credit for organic sales, attribute email revenue to itself, and report a CPA that has nothing to do with reality. that version of pmax is a remarketing channel dressed up as prospecting. but that's a setup problem. not a platform problem. when the feed is built to attract cold buyers - right titles, right attributes, right product groups structured around search intent - google knows exactly which auctions to enter and which buyers to go after. when the conversion action is new customers only, pmax stops recycling and starts finding genuinely new people. when the tROAS is set low enough to give google permission to go after cold traffic, the new customer rate follows. we're only halfway through the month. at this point it's just dumb to not be on google if you're an ecom brand. the buyers are there. the intent is there. the platform can find new customers at scale. you just need someone who actually knows how to build it.
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Replying to @runtraffic
Everyone knows this But yet it’s the standard practice in Ecom
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Tech Cat retweeted
a single ai slideshow account did almost 30M views for one ecom product the whole page is the same format and only the first frame changes so a brand just needs more ai ugc creators running that exact format 50 of them across multiple accounts and 30M becomes the floor
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