A store selling knockoff headphones · B2C · guest's high-school store
Answer 'do you ship to my country?' comments with videos and offer free shipping codes
Part of the run to 25K followers and 18M views; no separate numbers
Workedorganic-short-videopricing
What they did
Ran a series of videos replying to comments like 'Do you ship to this country?'. The offer: ships everywhere, $5 international and free domestic shipping, plus time-limited codes ('Enter this code, you get free shipping' for New Year's). Reason: people don't want to pay for shipping, only for the product.
What happened
Part of the content that built the first account to 25K followers and 18M+ views; no separate numbers.
In their words
The Superwall Podcast · Dris Elamri - Meet The 18y/o Who Solved UGC Marketing (100M Views in 2 Weeks)“I had like a series where, uh, people would comment like, "Do you ship to this country?" And our like, uh, like our thing was we shipped to every country and like $5 international shipping, free shipping domestic”
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