I Made $190,812 with Shopify in 30 DAYS to Prove it's Not Luck

I started 3 Shopify stores, and of these 3, one went on to do over $100,000 in sales, with another one doing over $13,000 in sales in its first month. Now, if you stick around to the end, I'm going to tell you exactly which one of these stores did over $100,000 in sales in the last 30 days. So let's dive right in. This is one of the stores we found, uh, using a cool tool called Shop Hunter. We use that to validate that the competitor was already generating over $5,000 a day in sales. And so this is a puzzle racing kit for kids. And we did something really unique here. We did a buy 1, 2, and 3. The reason we do this is because we'll actually lose money or break even on the buy 1. But those who buy 2 or 3, we produce quite a bit of profit on as well. A lot of people opt for the 25 pieces. Once again, we'll break even-ish on one. They buy 2 or 3, we get massive profit. And so by doing this, we allow people to buy at any price point they want. And so this has allowed us get our average order value anywhere from $30 all the way up to $390. And yes, people have been paying $390 for this. So what the product page looks like, it looks like this. This theme is, is, uh, called Shrine. We use it for all our stores, as you'll see in a moment. And this store is crushing it. Now going into the next one, you'll see a common theme here. No pun intended. This store is also built on the theme Shrine. It's a very unique product. It's kind of trendy right now with this bear. I don't really know. I've just been told it's trendy right now. And using this, it allows— it's a very cool product. It is a magnetic wrapper, as the name indicates. Basically, it is a self-wrapping like blanket basically. And so this is crushing it right now as well. You can see these are on the lower end of the price spectrum, so it is a little harder to produce high profits, but they've been doing well. Now diving into— if you've actually been on my, you know, videos before, you'll know about this store. This store is doing quite well as well. And you'll see we did something cool here. Our average order value in this store is about $80, I think it's $87. We produce about a 1.8 to 2.4x ROAS depending on the day, which just means for every dollar we spend, we generate 2, or sorry, $1.80 to $2.40 more in profit. are back in profit. Then you pay off the ad spend, you have your profits left. So this store is selling a branded punching bag, and this store has been crushing it. We also have the Elite bag, which our margin is much higher on, but not many people have been buying the Elite one. They've been buying this Rage bag. And so you'll see here, same theme, Shrine, just we changed the background to black and changed the accent colors to red. And you'll see this store is set up, you know, very similar to these stores. Um, we've just got a template going. And Puzzle Racer, let's see this. I wanted to show you a 4th store, but some reason I guess we forgot to verify the domain, and so it is not available right now. But to give you a breakdown on which one of these stores is crushing it right now Uh, Puzzle Racer has done last 30 days $12,000 in sales. This store was started only 31 days ago or something like that, so that one's doing well. Uh, Magic Wrapper is just starting to take off, done $50 in sales today. Last 7 days it's done $1,000, so just low spend. We're letting it work, the pixel warm up. If you want a breakdown on exactly how we run Facebook ads for these stores, uh, let me know in the comments and I'll put together a video on that. Um, and then One Puncher, this one last 30 days has done over $100K, $133K. Last 90, which is also when it's been started, last 90, $176K. So there's your winner. Anyways, if this— you found this video valuable, uh, feel free to like, comment, subscribe. And I will see you in the next one, hopefully with a tutorial on how we set up ads for these stores.