A seller moved 91,000 units of black tar Himalayan Shilajit resin in 90 days, hitting $8.9M in revenue. The speaker breaks down the ads' tactics: wild visuals, exaggerated claims, and heavy social proof. Is it a scam or legit?
91,000 units (in the last 90 days).
$8.9 million.
Black tar Himalayan Shilajit resin.
This scam product has sold 91,000 units in the last 90 days and has made $8.9 million in revenue. Oh my God. And I'm going to reveal these secrets and show you how you can use this evil information for your legitimate business to double your revenue. This black tar Himalayan Shilajit resin. Some of these ads are completely wild. They disrupt user scrolling with both wild visual hooks and bold claims. Notice his pencil has grown by up to 3 inches. What are you gu say about that Pete? They bombard you with social proof to build trust making them seem more legit. Lots of user generated content further building that trust. Showcasing how many units they've sold and highlighting their five star reviews adds depths to their claims and instills a sense of fomo. Like you're missing out on something. I would say that it is. What do you think? Does this product look like a scam to you or do you think that it is perfectly legit.
