 What's going on guys, welcome back to any other video. So in this one, I'm going to be breaking down a Shopify store that makes $15,000 in profit every single month. I'm going to be showing you the products they're selling, I'm going to be showing you the Shopify store setup and I will of course be showing you the Facebook ad creatives they're using as well. So the site is called fusebrands.com if you guys want to go and check them out. They've been in business for four years and their average monthly profit is $15,674. The way they generate that business sense, so Facebook has generated over $800,000 in revenue for them and over $160,000 in profits in the past 12 months. So this is a current and active business and the products you're about to see is working right now. The business sells a variety of health, beauty and household items. What's really interesting about this product and this business you'll see in a second when we take a look at the store is it's kind of like a general store. They haven't really kind of doubled down on the one singular product that's generating all this success for them. So they send lots of different products from lots of different niches online via Shopify website and orders are fulfilled via a broker. And what this broker does before we go any further just 20 seconds of your time, I'll be super, super quick. I just want to make you aware of a free training that is available to everyone. If you are a beginner looking for a step by step roadmap to follow, to find a product, find a supplier and launch your business and get your very first customers in the next 21 days, this is the training for you. I know that is a very bold claim but we have had hundreds of people go through this training and achieve that very same thing. It's 100% free. It won't cost you a single penny. 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And that way, no matter where somebody is shopping with you, you can offer faster and more reliable shipping. So one of the main selling points is that you'll get exclusive relationship with their supplier who handles everything related fulfillment and shipping for you. Basically what this means is their supplier has access to their Shopify backend so they can go in freely every single day, export the orders, and then fulfill them. There is a company I've worked with in the past called BS Drop Shipping who work on this basis as well. Can't fault them, they're brilliant guys. Make sure you go and check them out if you want that same similar setup. 99% of the time they ship the products next day with a four day and average delivery to the UK which is obviously mega, mega quick. 11 days to Australia and New Zealand and Canada, USA, seven to nine days. So the perfect setup because it allows you to take advantage and sell to those big four or five countries and still be able to offer quick delivery. Let's jump on to the Shopify store then. So I haven't shown you the products yet, I just wanna show you so you get a feel for what the store is like. So it is kind of branded towards that kind of self care, hair care, that sort of thing, so back shivers, head shivers. However, looking at the brand name, so Fuse Brands and the logo, it doesn't really give off that kind of inclination if you ask me. If you actually come down into the products as well, you can see the products, the selling blades, shivers that sort of thing. But then down here they have this multi-purpose laser level measuring tape and this like pet Bluetooth GPS tracker just doesn't kind of make sense to me. I definitely think these guys would see the value in rebranding this and focusing purely and solely on their best selling product, which is this. It's the back and body shaver. The reason I know this is because Kawala Inspector tells me so, we can see the best selling products is the back and body shaver. It's also, if we jump onto the Facebook ads library, the only product that they're currently advertising. So what is this product? Well, first of all, it's quite a cheap product, so it's definitely considered an impulse purchase. For one single unit is 30 US dollars. It's basically a shaver on a stick, so you can shave your back. I never knew there would be such a big demand for a product like this, but that obviously is given the level of success they have. 160 grand profit over the course of 12 months is not to be sniffed at. Let's go down the product page then, so you can see the sort of thing that they're doing. I'll bring out my pen and point out some of my favorite things about it. This is an old-school Shopify theme. So this is a theme that's called shop-tomized. I used to use it myself, however I've moved on since, but it just goes to show it still works and if it works, then there's no need to fix it. So I'm a really big fan of having this sort of thing on a Shopify store. It really does a good job of condensing a lot of the kind of key and important points that a customer might need answers to without having to go looking for it, without having to go scrolling down and reading through tons and tons of information. If I have a look at their description, we can see this all looks like original content to me. I haven't seen any of this on Aliexpress, so it looks like they've gone to the extent to actually take some original imagery which really, really helps separate you from the competition. It looks like it actually comes in branded packaging too. That looks like their logo there. I cannot stress this enough. If you wanna be successful in this game, you need to be selling a private label product and you must at the very minimum, be using original content. You can test by all means, just for the sake of ease and being quick to just kind of dip your toe in the water and see if it's gonna work before investing in these things, but the second you see any kind of level of success by doing these things, you're gonna increase your profitability significantly. So imagery and gifts demonstrating how the product works, custom packaging, more original imagery and then down into what looks like looks reviews or A reviews, they're all pretty similar nowadays. What we can see as well, they actually show the flags. So US, US, UK, Canada, UK. It's not flags from the eastern part of the world with broken English and one or two word answers that don't really make sense. These all look like legitimate reviews which are gonna be beneficial for the business rather than detrimental. I cannot stress it enough. Make sure you proof read your reviews. If it's dodgy, broken English and doesn't make sense, it will be more off-putting than it will be on-putting for your consumers. So the selling is products for 30 US dollars. A cheap product, definitely considerable as an impulse. Purchase, not many people would probably think twice about buying something that's $30 and if we actually jump on to AliExpress, we can see we can buy, I'm pretty sure the very same product for $257 plus 457, less than $10 delivered. If we actually get some of these, let's just get rid of this. Get like a close up image so you can see the kind of handle and the way it folds in half. It's basically the same thing as this. And then if we get a shot of the head there and if we come up and get a shot of the head there, we can see exactly the same product. What's really good about this too is it kind of creates recurring customers because you could have and send them new blades every single month if they sign up on a subscription basis. There's a massive, massive company called Manscaped that work and operate with that same business model. So we've seen the numbers, we've seen the products, we've seen the Shopify store. Let's take a look at how they're generating that traffic and generating those sales. So let's open this up and take a look at the video. So lots and lots again of, hang on a second, that's a different product. It's got four blades on that one. So I'm not sure if this is original content or not and I'm not sure that's even the same products. That's 100% that's got four blades on. And this has just got two. So they're actually using an ad that is featuring a different product and they're still able to get that same level of success. So whilst I do not recommend doing that, either way, it still proves the point of how in demand this product is and the fact that it's working right now. Again, I think these guys would benefit. They're making it enough money now to invest in some original content and buy probably 50 of these things and send them out to different people to film some content for them and send in some reviews and even send them to some well-known kind of like self-care blogs or magazines, that sort of thing to get featured in different places. So there we have it, we've seen the numbers, we've seen the product, we've seen the Shopify store, we've seen the fact that then advertising a different product essentially and they're still able to do some very, very decent numbers. Hopefully you guys have enjoyed the video. Hopefully it sparked some inspiration and motivation to get out there and start building your own businesses right away. If you want some help doing that, make sure you check out that free training in the top link in the video description below. Thanks for watching guys and I'll see you in the next one.