“I've taken out the data of my last Black Friday and figured out what was the best selling product at that point in time. And we ordered those best selling product like three times what we ordered last time.”

eCommerce Australia · IT Engineer to Founder: Building a Mum & Mini Matching Brand | Shelly Kul, Kashkiya

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analyzed last Black Friday data, identified best-selling product and ordered three times the previous quantity, then focused meta ads on those best sellers

3x previous order quantity

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