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Basically, on the first full day, we spent $295 to bring back $760. We brought back 2.2K. So, we spent $2,000 to bring back 6,000. And out of 6.2K in total ad spend, this ended up bringing back 12.8K, which was our highest day yet. All right.
I just launched a brand new drop shipping store last week and scaled it to $50,000 from zero in just the first week, only running ads on Meta, or you could call it 0 to 10K a day in just the first four days. And I'm going to show you guys exactly everything I did so you can copy me and get rich for 2026. Now, just to show you guys, this is obviously recent. Everything that I show on this channel are stores that I actually ran and real results that I get. All the other drop shipping videos that I see that people make like this, they're just drawing and paint and making up numbers and I only show real numbers that I actually get.
So, you guys can see from the 8th to the 15th, we took this from zero all the way to 50K. And this is a brand new story. You guys can see the first seven days of this month, we have absolutely nothing going on. And then out of nowhere, we scaled this pretty linearly to $50,000 in just the first week. And I'm going to show you guys exactly how we did it.
So with drop shipping, I always explain that there's three steps to this process. You find a product, you build your store around it, and then you just test it on ads, and then scale it up day by day. And if it hits, it hits. If it doesn't, then you test a different product. So the first step to the process is obviously finding a product and spotting winners, which is the hardest part of this game. So, I'm going to show you guys exactly what I did, why I picked this product, and why it worked, and all the criteria surrounding all the products that I personally choose to test.
So, with the first step of this game being finding and picking a winning product, I'm going to show you guys exactly how I found this product and why I picked it. So, there's a million different ways that you can approach e-commerce and drop shipping, right? The way that I like to approach it is finding products that already exist on the internet that don't have a lot of competitors drop shipping them, so I can be the one that runs ads to it. And if it's viral, if there's a lot of people talking about it, I just have to put it in front of their face and they're already going to buy. In my experience, anytime I've ever tried to rip another drop shipping store and just download all their ads and launch the same thing, it's never worked. What's changed the game for me is finding and selling products that don't have many competitors. So, the name of this game is low competition. That's my number one criteria that I'm applying to the products that I'm looking for.
Now, something a lot of you guys might be familiar with is many people take Tik Tok shop products from Kao data and they move those products that are on Tik Tok shop over to Shopify and they run ads on meta. So, they're showing that product to people that are scrolling on Facebook and Instagram rather than the people that are selling the product on Tik Tok. Now, why does this work? You're finding a product that's already validated and that's already selling with a bunch of content behind it. And all you're doing is instead of showing that product to people that are on Tik Tok, you're giving it to a whole new audience with a fresh set of eyes and putting that product over on Facebook and Instagram. And none of those people on that platform have seen the product before. So, you're just taking a winning concept and putting it in front of a fresh set of new eyes. So, that's exactly what I did with this store right here.
Now, a lot of you guys may have seen this website before called Kalo Data. This is just basically showing me all these statistics on all the biggest selling Tik Tok shop products right now. Now, I didn't use Kalo data or a Tik Tok shop product for this. I put a little spin on it, and this is something that you guys can apply to yourselves when you're looking for products and hopefully will get your winning product hit rate up. So, what I did is I came over to this website, PP Ads. So, instead of scrolling on Kalo data, looking for a winning product like thousands of other drop shippers are, and moving it to Meta, I'm looking for a product that someone's already drop shipping on just regular Tik Tok ads, not Tik Tok shop. And I'm taking that winning product and winning concept and just moving it over to meta. So that's exactly what I did for this product and I'm going to show you guys what the criteria was behind it that made me choose this product amongst all the other thousands of ones that I could have tested.
So if you know how to apply a bunch of the correct filters on PP ads, you guys can see right here I'm looking at a bunch of different drop shipping products that people are selling on Tik Tok ads that just launched and they have a lot of impressions. And you can see that these are just regular drop shipping products people are running ads for on Tik Tok. Here's an example right here of a pair of pajama pants that someone was drop shipping throughout the month of December. So, you can see these right here. This is a pair of two different pajama pants. And I think the selling point is it's the cozy season of December. You can wear it with your boyfriend or girlfriend and have matching pajama pants. And if we click to this person's story, we can see it's clearly just going to be a regular looking drop shipping store of someone selling this product.
Now, what is going to make me choose the correct product to move over to Meta Ads? So, we're selling it in front of a fresh set of new eyes. If we're just looking at the numbers here, guys, you guys can see that they ran this ad from December 3rd to December 17th, it had 820,000 impressions. And if we go into their advertiser profile here, you can see that there's tons and tons of different videos of creatives that they launched. And they all have a high amount of impressions and they all have been running for some amount of time. That's one thing a lot of people mess up is if you guys look at the date right here, and let's say this just said December 3rd to December 5th, that means they turn it off because it wasn't getting sales. So, the fact that they ran this for a little while tells me that it was actually converting and they kept it going. And also, you can see just by the amount of impressions these that these ads have, they continued to spend on the ads because they were getting sales. If they were not getting sales, then they would all look like this and only have a few hundred impressions or a few thousand impressions. But since it was actually converting, they kept it running. They were getting lots of views and lots of sales. So, this is a good idea of a product that I would want to move over onto Meta.
So, here's some of the filters that I like to apply. When I just scroll around, there's no exact set list of filters that I like to put on PP ads. Sometimes I just try to narrow some stuff down. The whole idea is we want to find stuff that was just launched, preferably within the last two weeks, which is what you're going to use the creation date or the first scene filter for. And I want to know that it's still running right now. So then with the last scene, I'll put this within the last few days or something like that, just so I know that it's an ad that's still running and it wasn't something that they tested for two days and turned off because it didn't perform well. I'll throw on Shopify and you can look at ads in the USA, Australia, the United Kingdom. Those are some of the countries that a lot of drop shippers scale on. And then I'll just sort it by impressions. And then from here, I'll just kind of scroll until something catches my eye. And if something looks like it's a good winning product, I use my common sense and apply my real world thinking and actually think, will someone actually buy this product? Will this be a product that can get hundreds of orders per day? And if I find something that I like with a lot of content on it, then I'll just cross-check the competition, see if anyone's running it on meta ads, and if not, then I'll just build the store and launch my campaign, which I'm going to show you how to do exactly right now.
Now, really quickly, here's one last example of a product that kind of fits their criteria of what I'm talking about. These guys are selling this Hello Kitty Tumblr here. They've been running it through the whole month of December, and they're still running it right now. You can see the last date is basically today, or I think that's tomorrow. PP ads is not always correct. And all of these videos here have so many impressions on them. And they're getting really good engagement and there's a lot of different videos for creatives that they can use to run as their ads. So here's something that just launched recently. It's scaling because it has a ton of impressions. It's still being ran right now. And this is an example of something that I would move over to meta ads so I can avoid all of the competition on it. I just kind of want you guys to understand the stats and the biomarkers that I'm looking for when I'm looking into one of these products.
Now, if you guys want to use PP ads in the way that I just showed you or a bunch of other product research and drop shipping tools that'll help you guys out for basically 90% off inside of my Discord for absolutely free, there's going to be a link to Rippy Club at the top of the description. There's going to be this link in here that allows you guys to get all these tools for only a few bucks a month rather than paying like $110 or $120, I think it is, for PP ad. So, me and all my guys in Rippy use this. It gets you basically like a 90% discount and access to all these tools. That link is going to be in the top of description. Like I said, completely free to join.
Now that it's time to build the store, let's say I was scrolling on PP ads, and this is one of the products that I want to take that someone was running on TikTok and move it over to Meta. This is how I build my store almost instantly, every single time, so I can move faster than everyone else. And I promise you, I'm going to show you guys something that you probably have never seen before. So, let's say I'm scrolling. I found this Grinch Lounge set. And this is a product that someone just started scaling on TikTok. Tons of content for it. It looks really good. And I want to move it over to Meta.
All right, guys. Real quick, before I show you how I build all these stores instantly and we get into the case study, I want to let you guys know on January 24th and 25th, I'm doing a live 2-day workshop where I'm going to sit down and build a store live with you. If drop shipping has been something that you've been putting off, if it seems overwhelming because there's all this stuff to learn, if you don't know what information to watch and you're bouncing around all these different types of YouTube videos, this is going to be perfect because by the end of 2 days, you're going to leave with a live store launch. There's not going to be any 47 video module course that you're never going to finish. On day one, we're going to sit down and do live product research. I'm going to show you guys how I do all of my product research to find winners consistently. And then on day two, we're going to build our Shopify store surrounding that product live and set up our ads. And within 2 days, you are going to leave with traffic running to your store. There's not going to be any excuses to not get the work done. We're only going to be focusing on actual needle moving tasks. And this is going to be the perfect thing getting into the new year for you to actually launch your store and get some momentum going. So, there's going to be a link to that in the top of the description. And I want to let you guys know that.
Back to the case study. Now, what I'm showing you isn't the exact story, but we actually helped someone in my one-on-one coaching find this product about a month ago. He was the very first person to it, and he did $27,000 on the very first day. So, what I'm going to do is take my competitor's product page link right here. I'm gonna bring it over to this website called copy. K Oop P Y. And this allows you to import products on your website almost instantly. So, if I click import a single product, put their store link in, and click import. You guys will see that it's going to be made on the store right away. I'm just going to make sure it's active, make sure it's published, turn this off. If you want to change any of the settings, you can. It comes with all the variants, the sizes. It'll copy the pricing and all of that. So, I'll leave this to you guys if you guys want to change any of this stuff up. Make sure everything looks exactly how you want it to. Now, I'll just click import. And you guys will see right away in my products tab, here's the product on the store right here. Make sure it's active and everything's all good.
Now, I'm going to show you how I got the product page done for that product that I did 50K on in literally 10 minutes. It took almost no time at all. So, this is exactly how you guys are going to be able to do the same thing. Now, if you guys have seen any of the content that I posted before, you know my whole approach is building a really good product page one time and going all out on it. And then every time you test a product after that, we're just switching out some of the images and some of the videos to make it fit for the new product that we're testing. So, I'm going to show you how we do that instantly with AI. So, here's a product page for a product that I tested for a video over on my main channel. And it was these pink slippers right here. And I just use my pre-built shrine template to make this product page. You basically import the product. There's going to be some stars, a title, some text right here. There's going to be a little review. It's going to tell you to put in a bunch of image and video sliders in for your product. So, you'll just upload them. And then we have an image with text, an image with text, and then a bunch of reviews. And that's a product page. It looks really, really, really good. And this is what my product page layout always looks like on the Shrine theme. And once again, if you guys want the biggest discount that Shrine offers in my exact template layout, so when you upload the Shrine theme to your Shopify, your store is already going to be laid out exactly like that. Once again, for free inside of Rippy Club, we have the link to download my template right here, as well as Shrine's biggest discount. So, you guys can use that if you'd like.
But now that we have that understood, we already had this product page built out, and it looked really good one time. This is how I generated the new product page. So, what I did was use this app on Shopify called Atlas. It's basically an AI store builder that builds your entire store with AI, but they have a new update that not a lot of people know about, and this is what I want to show to you guys. So, normally if you guys build a Shopify store or a product page with the Atlas, it's going to build your store on Atlas's own Shopify theme. But if you guys want to stay using your own themes like Shrine that I just showed you, Elixir, Dawn, Impulse, Solo Drop, any theme on Shopify, Atlas can actually build you an AI product page and apply it to that exact theme, which is absolutely crazy. So, I'm going to show you guys how I do that right now.
So, inside of Atlas, I'm going to go to this tab here called AI product pages. And instead of Atlas default page template, I'm going to click use your own product page as a template. I'm going to select the theme right here that I currently have uploaded to my store, which is the Shrine theme that I just showed you. And now here it says select a template to base your product page off of. So here's this exact product page layout that I want to copy. You guys can see up top the template is called Tasmin because that's what I named it. So I'm going to select the theme that I had active. I'm going to select the product page template that I just showed you guys. And now I'm just going to click that Grinch set that we just imported to our store and it's going to make our product page with the same layout on the shrine theme instantly. So here's the Grinch holiday set right here. I'm going to click select and now I'm just going to let Atlas do its thing and show you guys what it comes out with. It's crazy how good and how fast this works. There's going to be a link below to use Atlas as well.
So now right away it's already done. You guys can see it's not on the Atlas theme. We're still on the Shrine theme and it changed out all the copy, all the reviews, the title and the heading. Obviously, I'm going to have to change out some of these videos and the text for the content on the website. Even the reviews down here, they apply to this set that I just made. And my product page is already done. I just have to change out these videos and this image right here, which will take literally two seconds, especially if you guys pick a product that has a lot of content and it's already going to be done. You guys can see right here, you know, it applies all the copy. This official holiday set, I'm only leaving the house if it's festive and cozy. After slipping into this set, I instantly fell in love. the beloved Grinchette now ready for holiday cheer. And like I said, obviously I would just change out some of these videos and this text, which would take two seconds over here to make it fit for the product. And it took no time at all to make this product page.
Now, once you guys have your product page done, it's time to launch our ads on Meta. And I'm going to show you guys exactly how I did it and take you guys through my ad account day by day to show you every move that I made. Now, once again, guys, just to reiterate, you can see the whole 1st through the 7th, there's been nothing ran on the store. And if we go over to my Meta AD account as well, from the dates December 1st through December 7th, you can see we have zero dollars spent because we weren't running anything at all. And the first day that we launched this product was later in the night on December the 8th. So I'm going to filter this just so it only shows the two campaigns that I ran. But we started out with just this one campaign right here. So the campaign structure that I always follow testing on Meta is we had a $100 CBO right here. one campaign with only one ad group inside and then all we had inside was all seven of our ads that we downloaded off of PP ads that we just stole from the other competitor and we just uploaded all these in there. So, it's just a CBO $100 one ad group and all of our creatives inside of that all the enhancements and all the meta [ __ ] off and that was it. And we just let this run.
So, on the first day of the ETH right here, you can see that we launched this later at night. We only spent 40 bucks out of the $100 budget, but we got two purchases for a $20 CPA, which was really, really good. And then over here on Shopify for the ETH, we ended up getting those two sales back. Um, I think it's I think we had a refund, so it's not going to show the revenue for it, but this was a really good start, especially considering we launched this pretty late at night. You guys can see the orders came in at 11 p.m. And I just wanted to start the campaign right away, so this was a good sign. Now, I didn't touch anything because we got two sales really fast. So, I just let it spend the hundred bucks. And then going into the ninth, you can see we started getting a lot of sales throughout the day really, really fast. And we had a really good rorowaz. I'm going to show you guys over on Shopify for the 9th. You guys can see when the orders started coming in, they came in right in the morning, another one in the middle of the night, and then we started going crazy right as 12:00 p.m. hit in the afternoon. So since it was doing really good and it was really profitable in the middle of the day I changed my budget from a h 100red bucks to $300 and since it continued to convert I think we had almost a three or a four rorowaz at the time I just continued to let it spend because it was performing really really well and the orders were consistent. So 14 orders on just basically the first full day of running is a really good sign and that let me know I was allowed to increase my budget because Meta was learning very fast. So basically on the first full day we spent $295 to bring back $760 which is really good.
Now coming into the 10th which is basically the second full day of running this. The same thing happened again. I left my budget at $300. When I woke up in the morning the next day there were so many sales coming in and our CPA went down from 20 and our rorowaz went up. So, since the metrics were delivering and I was getting more profitable as the campaign was spending more money, that once again let me know I was allowed to increase my budget. I wasn't doing anything else other than upping my budget. And we went from $300 to $500. The sales continued to come in and I think we ended the day having a $700 budget, which is what we spent in total. Metatracked 49 purchases at a $14 CPA and after spending $700 on Shopify, we brought back 2.2K. So basically a four rorowaz I think if I'm doing the math right you can see we had 55 orders meadow only tracked 49. So our metrics were actually a lot better than they show and for it being just the second full day this was a really really good sign. So this let me know I was able to increase my budget again.
So going into the 11th once again we didn't touch the campaign at all other than increasing the budget. Now when I increase my budgets on meta guys I don't do it at a certain random time. I basically let my budget spend if the day is really profitable. So, the day before we had this at $700. I went to bed. I woke up at 9 or 10 a.m. Since the campaign continued to be profitable and the orders stayed coming in, then I bumped my budget again. So, you can see obviously this paid off. We went from $700 probably to I think around $1250. And as I continued to up my budget, guys, my cost per result went down and my rorowaz went high. So, that's a good sign to continuously increase your budget. Now, obviously on this day it went up a little bit, but when I woke up this morning, the CPA was like $10. ROAZ was four. It looked really good. So on this day, we ended up spending $2,000 in total, and I think we ended up having a $2,500 budget on the campaign. Obviously, it didn't spend the whole amount. So, we spent 2,000 to bring back 6,000. So, once again, a three rorowaz, insanely profitable, and we're doing really, really, really good. And all I'm doing is increasing the budget on meta as the sales are coming in. Now, if I woke up the next day and the sales were unprofitable or the CPA was the same or my return on ad spend wasn't getting better, then I would stop increasing the budget. But since the sales kept coming in, the rorowaz was staying the same, I just continued to increase my budget again.
So, now it's the 12th. I think this was about a $9,000 day. Once again, went to bed, woke up the next day, metrics were killing it, bumped the budget again. So, you can see the budget right here is at $5,000, which is what I think we ended up leaving it at. So, on the 12th, we had 207 purchases tracked on Meta, a $20 CPA. Over on Shopify, we ended up doing $9,000 in sales. Um, it was actually 216 orders. So, our ROAZ was really good. Our COGS were low on this product. We set up a post-purchase upsell. We set up a bundle so they could buy two. So, that raised our AOV. We were charging shipping on the back end for this offer as well, so that's not going to reflect in my average order value. So it was actually a little bit higher. So this day was still basically over a two rorowaz and we're doing really really good at this point.
So now coming into the 13th, you guys can see scaling on meta is really simple. You're getting sales, you're profitable. Cool. You increase the budget. You're getting sales again on the next day. You're profitable again. Increase the budget. So you guys can see that I've been following that. Now coming in on the 13th, um we did the same thing again. We spent almost $5,000 in total on this day. And this ended up bringing back our first over 10k day. So, this was 11.4K. So, once again, still over two rorowaz, still really profitable. But you guys will notice that we did something different in the ad account this day.
All right, guys. One last time really quick before I show you my most profitable day on this store and how I did it. I want to let you guys know again on the 24th and the 25th, we're going to be doing a live two-day challenge where I sit down and build a drop shipping store from scratch right with you. We're coming into the new year. This is the perfect time to start. We can't go another year without getting rich. So, if you guys have been watching a lot of YouTube videos like this or have a lot of questions and all this drop shipping stuff seems overwhelming learning it, this is literally going to be the most straightforward thing you could ever participate in. On the first day, I'm going to sit down and we're going to find a product together live. And then on the second day, we're going to build a Shopify store surrounding that product and then launch our ads to it. And by the end of this two days, you're going to have a live drop shipping store with customers coming in. There's going to be no fluff, no course that you're never going to finish. Literally just sitting down and doing the needle moving task to get your store up and running. And who knows, drop shipping will likely change your life this year if you dedicate yourself to it. So, at the top link in the description, there's going to be tickets to this. Sign up for it and I'll see you guys there.
Back to the case study and how I did my most profitable day on the store. So, you guys can see here from the 8th to the 12th, we just had this one main CBO running. And on the 13th, we ended up launching a new campaign. Now, what was that campaign? This was a cost cap campaign. Now, you guys can see right here on Meta, right? The bid strategy for this main CBO was we set up is the highest volume. So, what that means is since we're setting our pixel event as purchases, you guys can see right here in the ad groups tab, our performance goal was maximize the number of purchases or the number of conversions and our conversion event was obviously for sales. So, this tells Meta to spend as much as it can to get as many sales as we possibly could. Now, after spending for a few days and we were really optimized, I could tell that, you know, every single day we were basically maintaining around a $20 cost per purchase, which was really profitable for us. So, since we had this going for a few days and it was able to get a lot of sales every single day, it learned really fast. What we ended up doing was just duplicating this campaign and instead of having our bid strategy set to get the most amount of sales, we set it for a cost per result goal.
Now, let me show you exactly what that does and how to set it up. You guys can see when you're creating your campaign here on Meta, there's a button right here that says campaign bid strategy. Now, normally it's on highest volume. So, once again, what that's going to tell you is if your conversion event is set for purchases, it's just going to spend whatever your daily budget is to get the most amount of sales possible. When you guys set this to a cost per result goal inside your ad groups tab, it's going to ask you what you want your cost per result goal to be. And what that's telling Meta is you only want the campaign to spend its daily budget if it thinks it can maintain a cost per result at a certain number that you set. So the way that I choose this number is obviously day by day we're doing really good. First day a $20 CPA. Second day same thing, a $20 CPA. Third day $14 CPA looked really good. Next day again we had a $16 CPA. So, after running so many days in a row, what this data was telling me that Meta could probably maintain a little bit under a $20 cost per purchase if I asked it to. So, all we did was duplicate this campaign, changed absolutely nothing, and then all we did was set a cost per result goal here to $17. Now, I think on the first day we had this set to a $1,000 budget because it was the same ads, same product. Meta was obviously optimized. So, out of that $1,000 budget we had set, Meta was able to spend $700 of it by maintaining a $15 cost per purchase, which is obviously under the goal that we set it. So, this was very, very, very profitable running this campaign here. Every single time that I'm scaling on Meta, guys, I always start with a regular CBO and after about a week of running, if I'm doing really good and profitable, I kind of gauge what the best CPA Meta is able to get for me on any given day. And then I just duplicate that same campaign with the same ads. Set a cost per result goal to a little bit cheaper than what my main campaign is maintaining and almost 9.9 out of ten times. It's able to work and spend and it's always my most profitable campaign. So we duplicated this. This was the first day of spending on it and we did really really good. This was one of our most profitable days on this product that we ran.
Now once again going into the 14th we didn't change much. This was the day that we spent the most amount of money. So we spent 6.2k. Our cost cap campaign had a really high budget. But once again, even though the budget, I think, was around $2,000, Meta only spent $759 because it was only going to spend if it thought it could maintain that cost per purchase, which it did. Our main campaign spent $5,400. And out of 6.2K in total ad spend, this ended up bringing back 12.8K, which was our highest day yet running this product. And you can see this is really simple. Literally just increasing the budget every single day. Drop shipping on Meta is really easy and can change your life really fast, guys.
Now, on the seventh day of running this product on the 15th, this was our least profitable day. We spent $4,000 on the ads. And this ended up bringing back 7.5K. So, a little under a two row ads. This was a little bit around break even or maybe a little bit more, but we had to stop running our ads and turn our campaign off this day. And I'm going to show you exactly why. So, once again, overall, in the first seven days of launching a product, basically the first six days, we were able to do over $50,000 in revenue. And we did that by only spending $22,000 on ads. So well over a two rows, very profitable. But on the last day, I woke up, checked the ad account, and one of our winning ads ended up getting rejected. And then a second ad ended up getting rejected again later that day. So when I saw that in the ad account, that kind of explained why this day was a little bit slower for us and we were a little bit unprofitable. But once again, guys, I just ripped a product off some other little idiot kid on TikTok, downloaded all of his ads, and put it up on Meta with no work at all. So, I didn't want to continue to run these ads. I didn't want to submit an appeal to try to get the creative unrejected or anything like that. I want to keep this ad account because this ad account is really good. So, I just ended up turning the campaigns off and I took our win at the end of the day. We profited a little over five figures on this, which is really good. And I just took my wins and went on to the next product. I didn't fight it. I didn't cry because my ads got rejected. I didn't about customer emails. I didn't about chargebacks. I took all the proper precautions. And instead of crying about any issue I could have had, I just went on to the next product like all of you guys should do.
Hopefully you guys like this case study and it helped you out a lot. Like I said, all the videos that I make on this channel are live sores that I ran, not just me making up numbers and an actual blueprint that works. All my guys that are in my one-on-one in Rippy Club here, we have Jay right here who just finished out the year with 13K in only two days. My boy Hubert ended up tapping in with us and he had two stores in Q4 that did over $450,000 in sales. And lastly, here's my boy VO who just did a $600,000 month in the month of December, launching a store just in the way that I showed you in only 3 weeks. All these guys that are winning like this are running the exact same blueprint that I'm going to be showing you guys in my 2-day workshop on the 24th and the 25th. We're going to do everything from A to Z, building the store together. So, for the last time, that link is going to be in the description. There's also going to be a link to join the main Rippy Club Discord server for completely free. Depending on the time that you're watching this, we're going to be doing a free call very soon where I'm going to be answering any questions that you guys have about drop shipping. And even as a nice little bonus, for completely free, you guys can watch this guest call that I did with one of my members who does the same blueprint that I'm talking about who did $160,000 on the first day of him testing a product and he explained everything from A to Z for completely free. So, this is all on the server for free. But, I hope you guys enjoyed this case study. I hope you guys are hyped to drop ship for 2026 and get rich. Click the link in the top of the description to sign up for the workshop. I'll see you guys in the server and on the calls.