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Most people are still testing products like it’s 2018.

Random AliExpress scroll.
Copying TikTok trends.
Praying something sticks.

That’s why they never hit $1K/day.

In this episode, I break down exactly how I’m finding $1,000/day products in 2026 — using data, signal tracking, and a structured validation system that removes guesswork.

You’ll learn:

• The new product criteria that actually works in 2026
• How I validate demand before spending serious money
• The difference between a “winner” and a scalable asset
• Why most people quit before a product ever had a chance
• How I structure testing to manufacture winners consistently

This isn’t theory.

This is the same framework I’m using while building and launching multiple brands — turning products into predictable cash-flow machines.

If you want to stop gambling on products and start engineering $1K/day revenue streams…

This episode will change how you test forever.

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🎙️ How I’m Building 60 Brands to $1K/Day (And How You Can Too)

What if instead of chasing one “perfect” brand…
you built many small, profitable brands that compound?

In this episode, I break down the exact system I’m using to build 60 eCommerce brands to $1,000 per day each—using data-first product selection, Shopify infrastructure, and Meta static ads (no fluff, no hype).

This is the same framework we use inside The Business Builders to validate, launch, and scale brands fast—without guesswork.

🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How I use Kalodata to spot winning products before they’re saturated
• The Shopify setup that lets us launch brands in days (not months)
• Why static Meta ads are outperforming creatives for early validation
• The exact testing math behind scaling from $0 → $1K/day
• Why building multiple $1K/day brands beats chasing one $100K/day brand
• How YOU can apply this system—even if you’re starting from scratch

🧠 Who This Is For:

• Beginners who want a clear, repeatable system
• Operators tired of guessing what product will work
• Founders who want predictable daily cash flow
• Anyone serious about building real eCommerce assets

No gurus.
No “one-product lottery tickets.”
Just systems, numbers, and execution.

👉 Press play and learn how to build brands that actually make money.

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Building an online business doesn’t have to take years. In each bite-sized 30-minute episode, we dive straight into the strategies, products, and winning creatives that fuel 7-figure eCommerce brands.

From uncovering the hottest products before they go viral, to breaking down ad creatives that convert clicks into customers, you’ll get real, practical insights you can use to launch, grow, and scale your own empire.

Whether you’re just starting out or already running ads, you’ll walk away every week with proven tactics, examples, and tools designed to save you time, cut the guesswork, and help you build a business that lasts.

👉 Tune in to The 30 Minute Empire — where big results come from focused action.

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If you're tired of guessing why your store isn’t scaling, this podcast is your answer key. Every week, we break down the exact frameworks behind eCommerce brands that actually convert. You’ll learn how to align your offer, nail your messaging, and speak directly to the people who buy — so your store starts making sales on autopilot.
No fluff. No theory. Just real strategies that work right now.

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The most successful brands are built in “crisis”

IBM - economic downturn of 1911

Disney - Great depression 1929

FedEx - Oil Crisis of 1970

They didn’t survive they started and thrived…

Seeing what most could not….

For us eCommerce brands

Here are 7 simple steps to not only survive but thrive in a tariff war…

1. Sourcing

Don't rely on a single country or supplier. Have a main supplier and find a second as a back.

2. Nearshoring or Reshoring

Investigate bringing production closer to your customer base. Reduced transit times and potentially lower tariff impact are significant advantages.

3. Inventory Strategy

Reduce excessive stock floating. Order what you need every 4-6 weeks reducing your inventory management fees for holding stock you don’t need.

4. Pricing

Shopify allows you to adjust your pricing per country, increase your pricing as needed to countries heavily impacted by the tariffs.

5. Explore new markets (big one)

Getting customers in one country alone always has risk associated with it. Explore market like Europe and Asia to acquire customers cheaper and with less involvement in the tariff war.

6. Move Product Less

Most brands send their product from manufacturer > then to the country of sale in a 3PL > then to the Customer.

Explore sending your product to a china based 3PL completely removing the cost of shipping all units twice.

7. Focus on Value & Differentiation

Compete on more than just price. Emphasize unique selling propositions, exceptional customer service, and strong brand building.

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Marketing has the ability to direct desire not create it...

if you've wondered why your business that you tried didn't take off

it's probably due to one of these three reasons

1. You had the wrong offer (products or services people don't want)

2. You had the wrong messaging (ads that don't speak to your desire)

3. You spoke to the wrong person (selling hotdogs to yoga obsesses moms)

Here are my 7 steps to a build one person business that bound to hit 1 milionnnaaaa

1. Confirm Demand

Find a product that has 100,000 people

or more searching for it a month with yearly growth of atleast 3%+

2. Passion over product

People buy from people not from brands.

Pick something you’re proud to get behind and talk about everyday

Reflect on hobbies, skills, and problems you enjoy solving.

Research related markets for viability and your unique angle.

3. Rule of three

Spend the majority of your time understanding

how to make the right offer > to the right person > with the right messaging.

4. know your numbers

Identify your dream income level.

Then calculate the year, monthly and weekly revenue & profit

that will help you get to where you want to go.

This will give you a clear path with an end destination.

5. Build a waitlist

Master the art of acquiring customers first,

this will solve your biggest problem before you spend money buying stock.

Study your competitors,

where they get customers,

what they offer and where they send their traffic to.

6. The feedback loop

Get customers quickly,

this will allow you to improve the product

as quickly as possible.

7. Be Everywhere All the time

Focus on the places where your customers are,

your competitors will give you the quickest answer.

Google & Facebook are going to be the main players in majority of markets.

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$44,800 in 7 days with these 11 settings on Google Ads.....

If you're running an eCommerce brand here are 11 tips, tricks & settings you MUST know to crush it on Google Ads in 2025..

1. Set Target ROAS

Make sure your target ROAS is set double your real target and then dial down to scale.

2. Bid For NEW customers

Select optimise for new customers and hit your existings on email.

3. Performance Max

Allocate 50% of your budget to performance max

4. Excellence Score

high excellence score = cheaper clicks

5. Audience Targeting

Split test keywords, affinity and demographics

6. Ad Extensions

Extra info = more ad visibility

7. Ad Rotation

Test ads > kill losers > keep winners

8. Device Bidding

Increase bids on winning devices, kill lower performers

9. Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) Tracking:

Monitor profitability.

10. IP Address Exclusions:

Prevent showing ads to internal traffic.

11. Frequency Capping:

Limit how often users see your ads.

12. Responsive Search Ads (RSAs):

Create flexible ad variations.

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$219,987 September Revenue

7 months into running Google ads

I put money into it

It spat money out

It was that simple.

"incredible" I used to think.

The days of running paid ads only are slowly changing.

The space is getting more crowded

customers more picky

Less trusting...

With the rise of social commerce

the e-commerce space is changing

Slowly but fast at the same time.

With the rise of social media consumption

People are purchasing right off social media

making the rise of social media content even more important than ever before

The data is only getting more clear

Content truly is king

with 8.5 trillion dollars forecasted to be made on social
commerce

(people buying off Facebook instead of roaming around looking for the best price on Google)

What does this mean?

Content is important

Creating content at the top of the priority list for brands now...

How?

I use to recommend the S.A.L.E.S.S Method.

Strategy & Segmentation:

Define your target audience segments.

Develop a clear content strategy aligned with your brand goals.

Plan content calendars based on customer journeys.

Authenticity & Aesthetics:

Focus on genuine brand storytelling and values.

Maintain consistent visual aesthetics across all platforms.

Use high-quality imagery and videos.

Leverage & Listen:

Leverage user-generated content and influencer partnerships.

Actively listen to customer feedback and social media conversations.

Utilize analytics to track performance and optimize content.

Leverage & Listen:

Engagement & Education:

Provide educational content that demonstrates product value and solves

customer problems.

Respond quickly to customer comments and questions.

SEO & Storytelling:

Optimize content for search engines with relevant keywords.

Craft compelling narratives that connect with your audience emotionally.

Tell your brand's unique story.

What your experience with social commerce?