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Become The Creative Strategist Every Brand Wants To Hire
Creative strategy is the #1 most in-demand skillset for ecommerce brands right now. This is where you learn the systems and mindset you need to succeed, sharpen your craft, and connect with 7-9 figure ecommerce brands hiring for it.
Creative strategy is the #1 most in-demand skillset for ecommerce brands right now. This is where you learn the systems and mindset you need to succeed, sharpen your craft, and connect with 7-9 figure ecommerce brands hiring for it.
What’s Inside
72 videos across 9 sections.
01
Welcome to Creative Strategy at Ecom University
13 min
Meet your coach & overview of what’s ahead in this program.
02
5 Character Skills For Success
10 min
See the five traits that predict who actually succeeds in this field, beyond “talent.”
03
Discipline vs Motivation
16 min
Learn why motivation runs out, and how to keep working on the hard days.
04
Staying Competitive
7 min
Understand why competition sharpens you instead of threatening you.
05
Spotting Ego
13 min
Learn how to catch your ego getting in the way of receiving feedback and unlocking better ideas.
06
The Power of Ownership Mindset
11 min
How to own the work, the outcome, and your mistakes, and why "that was on me" builds more trust than staying quiet ever will.
07
What to Do When You Fall Off
9 min
How to restart from day one instead of resuming where you left off, and a quick self-audit to figure out what actually tripped you up and what to do about it today.
08
What is a Creative Strategist
4 min
Highlights the difference between a copywriter and a creative strategist, and why you own both the angle and the execution.
09
How Much Do Creative Strategy Jobs Pay?
6 min
Real pay ranges in the role, and why your income is tied to leverage, not hours worked.
10
Day-To-Day + Roadmap
14 min
The six key activities your day to day actually revolves around, from research to client relations.
11
Paid Ads - Anatomy and Definitions
29 min
Understand the core vocabulary we are using, like hook, angle, avatar, sub-avatar, batch.
12
Defining Success
9 min
Why scale and KPI are the only two indicators of success that matter.
13
Defining What a "Winning Ad" Is
8 min
Understand the difference between a flop, a soft win, and a breakthrough.
14
Intro - Learnings and Feedback Loops
18 min
Discusses what a "learning" actually is, and the weekly habit of turning ad results into sharper next ads.
15
Desires & Basic Ad Types
25 min
Why every ad taps into the same handful of human desires, and the three ad types you'll build your account on.
16
The Awareness Stages
26 min
Schwartz's five stages of awareness, and how you actually use them when writing ads.
17
Understanding Market Sophistication
23 min
How to read market sophistication and deliver your claim accordingly.
18
Understanding Mechanisms
18 min
The difference between a claim and a mechanism, and why the mechanism is what makes people believe you.
19
Understanding Offers
10 min
Understanding what an offer actually is, and where it belongs in your ad.
20
Weekly Organization
12 min
How to organize your weekly workflow as a creative strategist.
21
Research Is 85% of the Job
13 min
Why research is a majority of your job, not just the warm-up before writing.
22
Step by Step Research Process
24 min
The repeatable process, an automated scrape plus manual in-market digging, used on every brand.
23
Keeping Research Live
12 min
Why a research doc has to stay live instead of a one-time sprint, and how to set that up with Claude and Google Drive.
24
Extracting Angles + Subavatars
18 min
Learn how to turn research into testable concepts: a specific sub-avatar paired with the angle that speaks to them.
25
Rigor and Ethics
17 min
Tips on vetting sources and staying credible in regulated niches.
26
Pitching Ideas Properly
18 min
How to pitch a research idea through the memo process.
27
No One Cares About Your Brand
7 min
Writing for the stranger who doesn't care about your brand yet, and leading with what's in it for them.
28
Writing In The Environment
10 min
Setting up your brief in the actual visual layout instead of a Google Doc.
29
Anatomy + Process of a Video Brief
20 min
Breaking down what goes into a video brief, and an overview of the process for writing one.
30
Imitation Demo
24 min
Live-demo lesson on building an imitation-style video brief.
31
Ideation Demo
22 min
Live-demo lesson on building an ideation-style video brief.
32
Iteration Overview
9 min
An overview of building an iteration-style video brief, walked through with a real example.
33
Anatomy + Process of a Static Brief
17 min
Learn the anatomy of a static brief and basics on writing single-frame ads.
34
Static Headline Writing Techniques
10 min
Resetting into short, snappy copy after writing video scripts.
35
How to Hedge and Disclaim
14 min
How to ensure your claims stay compliant - especially useful for those writing in regulated categories.
36
Let Your Briefs Breathe / Stop Shipping Drafts
3 min
How to ensure you aren’t shipping confusing drafts to your editing team.
37
Where & How To Leave Feedback
13 min
How to leave feedback that's specific and timestamped.
38
Mindset & Creative Disagreement
11 min
Staying honest instead of just agreeable, and settling creative disagreements by testing instead of overruling.
39
Advise, Don't Just Decide
14 min
When to hand a decision to your editor versus make the call yourself.
40
Knowing When to Ship
10 min
The checklist to run an ad through before it ships.
41
Handling Client Revisions
12 min
Owning the work in front of the client, and sorting their notes into evidence versus preference.
42
What Makes a Hook Stick
15 min
The elements (pattern interrupt, intrigue, relatability, stakes, and more) behind hooks that actually hold.
43
Types of Video Hooks
16 min
The menu of hook formats to pull from instead of starting from a blank page.
44
Closing Open Loops Successfully
12 min
How to open a loop, hold it, and close it without the payoff feeling cheap.
45
Handling Objections
13 min
Naming the doubt in someone's head before they scroll past it, instead of waiting until the CTA.
46
Raising the Stakes
7 min
Ways to make a problem feel urgent today instead of something to deal with eventually.
47
Writing with Mechanisms / Positioning Intro
17 min
Why the mechanism is what makes your copy believable - and examples of writing with mechanisms.
48
Labels and Customer Language / Positioning Intro Cont.
16 min
Finding real customer language in forums and reviews, and knowing which labels are loaded/risky.
49
Authority-maxxing
20 min
See strategies to identify and use authority in your ad copy.
50
The Product Reveal
14 min
Introducing the product without tanking retention, and general strategies for making that transition smoothly.
51
Pattern Recognition
16 min
How to spot signals of what's working well in your own and competitors' accounts.
52
Valence & Intensity
24 min
Understanding the four emotional quadrants copy falls into, and how to write ads with this technique.
53
Primary Copies
15 min
Learn how much primary copy actually impacts performance, and how to source and structure it for testing.
54
Negative Framing
11 min
Why opening with what's wrong (instead of what's good/typically “correct”) moves the blame off the viewer and pulls them in.
55
Unaware Ads
20 min
How to write for an audience that doesn't know it has a problem yet & overview of how this looks like in video and static formats.
56
Writing with Blame / Villains
17 min
Using a villain, the old solution, bad advice, or a character, to move blame away from the viewer.
57
How to Do Better Learnings
12 min
The difference between learnings that help you grow and learnings that keep you stuck.
58
How to Do Learnings and Iterations on Mid "Winners"
11 min
Strategies for iterating when you don't have a true breakthrough yet.
59
Superwinner Breakdown
11 min
A full play-by-play on how a scaling winner was found within just one week of working on a new account.
60
Listicle & Multi-Character Scripts
10 min
An in-depth superwinner breakdown built as a listicle with multiple characters.
61
Valence Intensity Winner Breakdown
15 min
A real case study using the valence/intensity grid to find the best valence intensity zone for a real agency client.
62
Static Winner
16 min
Real static winners from the agency, guess-the-winner style, and the handful of patterns that show up across every one of them.
63
Breakthrough to Bigger Breakthrough Breakdown
14 min
How our team turned an initial breakthrough to an even bigger breakthrough through iteration.
64
Reminder To Stop Coping
6 min
Watch this when you start making excuses for why performance sucks.
65
The Age of AI Slop
15 min
Whether it matters if people can tell an ad is AI, and when to disclose it.
66
How to Deal with AI When It's Dumb
10 min
Understand the mindset that gets you through AI’s bad days instead of switching tools or crashing out every time.
67
AI UGC, Avatars and Likeness
11 min
Understand the basics of using AI UGC responsibly.
68
Connect Your Browser to Claude
5 min
Setting up Claude to connect to your browser, allowing you to automate more.
69
Client Comms
18 min
Learn how to effectively manage client communication as a senior creative strategist.
70
Basic ClickUp Overview 2026
11 min
See how our team's ClickUp was organized for 2026.
71
Agency Scorecards
11 min
Understand and adapt scorecards for how performance is measured.
72
CS Leadership Reflection / Best Practices
9 min
Pre-Q4 reflection and best practices for leading a creative strategy team in 2026.
01
Welcome to Creative Strategy at Ecom University
13 min
Meet your coach & overview of what’s ahead in this program.
02
5 Character Skills For Success
10 min
See the five traits that predict who actually succeeds in this field, beyond “talent.”
03
Discipline vs Motivation
16 min
Learn why motivation runs out, and how to keep working on the hard days.
04
Staying Competitive
7 min
Understand why competition sharpens you instead of threatening you.
05
Spotting Ego
13 min
Learn how to catch your ego getting in the way of receiving feedback and unlocking better ideas.
06
The Power of Ownership Mindset
11 min
How to own the work, the outcome, and your mistakes, and why "that was on me" builds more trust than staying quiet ever will.
07
What to Do When You Fall Off
9 min
How to restart from day one instead of resuming where you left off, and a quick self-audit to figure out what actually tripped you up and what to do about it today.
08
What is a Creative Strategist
4 min
Highlights the difference between a copywriter and a creative strategist, and why you own both the angle and the execution.
09
How Much Do Creative Strategy Jobs Pay?
6 min
Real pay ranges in the role, and why your income is tied to leverage, not hours worked.
10
Day-To-Day + Roadmap
14 min
The six key activities your day to day actually revolves around, from research to client relations.
11
Paid Ads - Anatomy and Definitions
29 min
Understand the core vocabulary we are using, like hook, angle, avatar, sub-avatar, batch.
12
Defining Success
9 min
Why scale and KPI are the only two indicators of success that matter.
13
Defining What a "Winning Ad" Is
8 min
Understand the difference between a flop, a soft win, and a breakthrough.
14
Intro - Learnings and Feedback Loops
18 min
Discusses what a "learning" actually is, and the weekly habit of turning ad results into sharper next ads.
15
Desires & Basic Ad Types
25 min
Why every ad taps into the same handful of human desires, and the three ad types you'll build your account on.
16
The Awareness Stages
26 min
Schwartz's five stages of awareness, and how you actually use them when writing ads.
17
Understanding Market Sophistication
23 min
How to read market sophistication and deliver your claim accordingly.
18
Understanding Mechanisms
18 min
The difference between a claim and a mechanism, and why the mechanism is what makes people believe you.
19
Understanding Offers
10 min
Understanding what an offer actually is, and where it belongs in your ad.
20
Weekly Organization
12 min
How to organize your weekly workflow as a creative strategist.
21
Research Is 85% of the Job
13 min
Why research is a majority of your job, not just the warm-up before writing.
22
Step by Step Research Process
24 min
The repeatable process, an automated scrape plus manual in-market digging, used on every brand.
23
Keeping Research Live
12 min
Why a research doc has to stay live instead of a one-time sprint, and how to set that up with Claude and Google Drive.
24
Extracting Angles + Subavatars
18 min
Learn how to turn research into testable concepts: a specific sub-avatar paired with the angle that speaks to them.
25
Rigor and Ethics
17 min
Tips on vetting sources and staying credible in regulated niches.
26
Pitching Ideas Properly
18 min
How to pitch a research idea through the memo process.
27
No One Cares About Your Brand
7 min
Writing for the stranger who doesn't care about your brand yet, and leading with what's in it for them.
28
Writing In The Environment
10 min
Setting up your brief in the actual visual layout instead of a Google Doc.
29
Anatomy + Process of a Video Brief
20 min
Breaking down what goes into a video brief, and an overview of the process for writing one.
30
Imitation Demo
24 min
Live-demo lesson on building an imitation-style video brief.
31
Ideation Demo
22 min
Live-demo lesson on building an ideation-style video brief.
32
Iteration Overview
9 min
An overview of building an iteration-style video brief, walked through with a real example.
33
Anatomy + Process of a Static Brief
17 min
Learn the anatomy of a static brief and basics on writing single-frame ads.
34
Static Headline Writing Techniques
10 min
Resetting into short, snappy copy after writing video scripts.
35
How to Hedge and Disclaim
14 min
How to ensure your claims stay compliant - especially useful for those writing in regulated categories.
36
Let Your Briefs Breathe / Stop Shipping Drafts
3 min
How to ensure you aren’t shipping confusing drafts to your editing team.
37
Where & How To Leave Feedback
13 min
How to leave feedback that's specific and timestamped.
38
Mindset & Creative Disagreement
11 min
Staying honest instead of just agreeable, and settling creative disagreements by testing instead of overruling.
39
Advise, Don't Just Decide
14 min
When to hand a decision to your editor versus make the call yourself.
40
Knowing When to Ship
10 min
The checklist to run an ad through before it ships.
41
Handling Client Revisions
12 min
Owning the work in front of the client, and sorting their notes into evidence versus preference.
42
What Makes a Hook Stick
15 min
The elements (pattern interrupt, intrigue, relatability, stakes, and more) behind hooks that actually hold.
43
Types of Video Hooks
16 min
The menu of hook formats to pull from instead of starting from a blank page.
44
Closing Open Loops Successfully
12 min
How to open a loop, hold it, and close it without the payoff feeling cheap.
45
Handling Objections
13 min
Naming the doubt in someone's head before they scroll past it, instead of waiting until the CTA.
46
Raising the Stakes
7 min
Ways to make a problem feel urgent today instead of something to deal with eventually.
47
Writing with Mechanisms / Positioning Intro
17 min
Why the mechanism is what makes your copy believable - and examples of writing with mechanisms.
48
Labels and Customer Language / Positioning Intro Cont.
16 min
Finding real customer language in forums and reviews, and knowing which labels are loaded/risky.
49
Authority-maxxing
20 min
See strategies to identify and use authority in your ad copy.
50
The Product Reveal
14 min
Introducing the product without tanking retention, and general strategies for making that transition smoothly.
51
Pattern Recognition
16 min
How to spot signals of what's working well in your own and competitors' accounts.
52
Valence & Intensity
24 min
Understanding the four emotional quadrants copy falls into, and how to write ads with this technique.
53
Primary Copies
15 min
Learn how much primary copy actually impacts performance, and how to source and structure it for testing.
54
Negative Framing
11 min
Why opening with what's wrong (instead of what's good/typically “correct”) moves the blame off the viewer and pulls them in.
55
Unaware Ads
20 min
How to write for an audience that doesn't know it has a problem yet & overview of how this looks like in video and static formats.
56
Writing with Blame / Villains
17 min
Using a villain, the old solution, bad advice, or a character, to move blame away from the viewer.
57
How to Do Better Learnings
12 min
The difference between learnings that help you grow and learnings that keep you stuck.
58
How to Do Learnings and Iterations on Mid "Winners"
11 min
Strategies for iterating when you don't have a true breakthrough yet.
59
Superwinner Breakdown
11 min
A full play-by-play on how a scaling winner was found within just one week of working on a new account.
60
Listicle & Multi-Character Scripts
10 min
An in-depth superwinner breakdown built as a listicle with multiple characters.
61
Valence Intensity Winner Breakdown
15 min
A real case study using the valence/intensity grid to find the best valence intensity zone for a real agency client.
62
Static Winner
16 min
Real static winners from the agency, guess-the-winner style, and the handful of patterns that show up across every one of them.
63
Breakthrough to Bigger Breakthrough Breakdown
14 min
How our team turned an initial breakthrough to an even bigger breakthrough through iteration.
64
Reminder To Stop Coping
6 min
Watch this when you start making excuses for why performance sucks.
65
The Age of AI Slop
15 min
Whether it matters if people can tell an ad is AI, and when to disclose it.
66
How to Deal with AI When It's Dumb
10 min
Understand the mindset that gets you through AI’s bad days instead of switching tools or crashing out every time.
67
AI UGC, Avatars and Likeness
11 min
Understand the basics of using AI UGC responsibly.
68
Connect Your Browser to Claude
5 min
Setting up Claude to connect to your browser, allowing you to automate more.
69
Client Comms
18 min
Learn how to effectively manage client communication as a senior creative strategist.
70
Basic ClickUp Overview 2026
11 min
See how our team's ClickUp was organized for 2026.
71
Agency Scorecards
11 min
Understand and adapt scorecards for how performance is measured.
72
CS Leadership Reflection / Best Practices
9 min
Pre-Q4 reflection and best practices for leading a creative strategy team in 2026.
How does it work?
The Process
Inside you’ll find beginner-friendly training on how to think and work as a creative strategist for ecom brands, even if you’ve never done it before. You’ll get access to hours of content spanning topics including deep customer research, brief writing basics, directing editing teams, evolving AI best practices, and more.
The lessons start from zero and go one step at a time, in the order you actually need them. Along the way there are action items and quizzes, so you're applying it as you go instead of just watching.
We're actively testing our processes through real 8+ figure ecommerce brands, so everything you learn is what's actually working right now. This means the training keeps changing as the work does, instead of staying frozen the day it was recorded.
When you join, you stop walking this journey along. You gain access to a community of people going through it with you, real feedback, and an environment built to keep you showing up.
Watching videos alone won't make you good at this. Making ads will. So the program is built around two ways to practice.
1. Action items
Throughout the program, you’ll have action items where you practice making ads. You can then send your work for review in our Discord community, and get feedback from people who actually do this for a living.
2. Coming soon: the Ad Bounty Program
We’re building a program inside this community where ecommerce brands post bounties for the ads they need. This already exists in the Ad Creative Community and is coming soon to Creative Strategy.
You’ll make ads for real 7-9 figure brands with the potential to earn a % of ad spend if your ad hits. You can go solo or team up with an editor and take on a bounty together. The brand tests your ad with their own money, and if it drives sales, you earn a percentage of every sale it makes. The best part is that you keep getting paid for as long as your ad is running, and some ads run for 6 to 12 months.
Writing ads for brands is just the start.
Inside the community there's a marketplace where ecommerce brands post jobs and look for people to work with them directly.
Normally, landing a job like this means sending hundreds of cold applications, hoping someone reads them. Here, the brands are already inside, they already trust the program, and you apply with something no resume can beat: real action items and ads you already wrote. You're not telling a brand you can do the job. You're showing them you already did it.
This is how members of our community go from complete beginner to getting paid $3,000 to $15,000+ / month by ecommerce brands, working from wherever they are.
Learn the skill. Practice on real brands. Get hired by them.
All inside one community.
Who you’re learning from?
Meet Your Coach
Kat
Hey, what’s up!
My name is Kat, I'm 24 years old and I live in Calgary, Canada.
I started marketing at university in 2020 and quickly discovered two things:
It was draining my bank account…
I was getting very little value out of it that I could actually use to make that money back.
So I decided that degree wasn't going to get me my dream life anytime soon. My mindset was.
I told myself I'd succeed no matter what, and that's the attitude that helped me talk my way into a job at the agency behind Evolve.
I had zero ecommerce experience, I’d never written an ad before… but I just believed I'd figure it out, and convinced them to take a chance on me.
That was 2 years ago now. Since then, I've gone from not knowing anything about ecommerce to scaling brands from $0 to $1.5 million per month in ad spend (in less than 6 months).
It’s not rocket science, it just takes a bit of strategy and a lot of determination.
I’m excited to show you how I did it - see you inside!
Reviews
Wins From The Community
FAQs
Things you’re
probably wondering
Do I need any previous experience?
No. The program starts from zero and assumes you've never written a brief or done real market research before.
Do I need any previous experience?
No. The program starts from zero and assumes you've never written a brief or done real market research before.
Is this the same as learning to edit or design ads myself?
No. There's a separate track inside Ecom University for that. This one teaches you the strategy and research behind the ad, the thinking that decides what gets made and why, not the editing or design work itself.
Is this the same as learning to edit or design ads myself?
No. There's a separate track inside Ecom University for that. This one teaches you the strategy and research behind the ad, the thinking that decides what gets made and why, not the editing or design work itself.
Do I need to know how to edit videos or design?
No, and that's not really the point of this program. You're not the one editing or designing the ad, you're the one telling an editor or designer exactly what to make and why it'll work. If you already edit or design, it'll help you understand your team better, but it's absolutely not required.
Do I need to know how to edit videos or design?
No, and that's not really the point of this program. You're not the one editing or designing the ad, you're the one telling an editor or designer exactly what to make and why it'll work. If you already edit or design, it'll help you understand your team better, but it's absolutely not required.
What do I need to have? Software, computer, camera?
Just a laptop/computer and internet connection. A laptop is strongly recommended since most of the tools work best on one, but you won't need anything fancy or anything you don't already have. We'll show you the tools we use in our process, like Milanote, ClickUp, and Claude, and you won't need to buy anything before you join. No camera needed.
What do I need to have? Software, computer, camera?
Just a laptop/computer and internet connection. A laptop is strongly recommended since most of the tools work best on one, but you won't need anything fancy or anything you don't already have. We'll show you the tools we use in our process, like Milanote, ClickUp, and Claude, and you won't need to buy anything before you join. No camera needed.
I don't have much time. How many hours a week is this?
Plan for about an hour a day. The first 30 days are all about building the habit of showing up and doing the work every day, not about making money. Most people who dedicate an hour or two a day have watched the whole program and submitted their first real ads by the end of the month 1. If you have more time, you'll move faster.
I don't have much time. How many hours a week is this?
Plan for about an hour a day. The first 30 days are all about building the habit of showing up and doing the work every day, not about making money. Most people who dedicate an hour or two a day have watched the whole program and submitted their first real ads by the end of the month 1. If you have more time, you'll move faster.
Can I do this from anywhere?
Yes. We have members from Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa, the US, and pretty much everywhere else. The brands don't care where you live. They care whether your ads work. Everything is in English though, so you'll need to be comfortable reading and writing it.
Can I do this from anywhere?
Yes. We have members from Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa, the US, and pretty much everywhere else. The brands don't care where you live. They care whether your ads work. Everything is in English though, so you'll need to be comfortable reading and writing it.
How fast will I make money?
Honestly: not in week one. The first ads you write probably won't be good, and that's normal. Most people who put in the daily work start seeing their first results around month two. Some faster, some slower. Anyone who promises you a number by a date is most likely lying to you. How fast you progress depends fully on you.
How fast will I make money?
Honestly: not in week one. The first ads you write probably won't be good, and that's normal. Most people who put in the daily work start seeing their first results around month two. Some faster, some slower. Anyone who promises you a number by a date is most likely lying to you. How fast you progress depends fully on you.
Is it really $97 a month? What's the catch?
Yes, and there is no upsell hiding behind it. The program, the community, the coaches, the Ad Bounty program and the job board are all included. There's no sales call and no application. You pay, you're in.
Is it really $97 a month? What's the catch?
Yes, and there is no upsell hiding behind it. The program, the community, the coaches, the Ad Bounty program and the job board are all included. There's no sales call and no application. You pay, you're in.
Why is it so cheap compared to other programs?
Transparently, we don't make our money from selling you a course. We make it from scaling ecommerce brands, and we built this because we couldn't find enough good people to hire. Every person who becomes a marketer through our program is someone we, or the brands inside the community, can work with. The only reason we have the price at $97/month is because we learned that this is the right spot for the program to be affordable while students still care about it. If we made it free, no one would take the program seriously. So you pay the price to pay attention, for your own good.
Why is it so cheap compared to other programs?
Transparently, we don't make our money from selling you a course. We make it from scaling ecommerce brands, and we built this because we couldn't find enough good people to hire. Every person who becomes a marketer through our program is someone we, or the brands inside the community, can work with. The only reason we have the price at $97/month is because we learned that this is the right spot for the program to be affordable while students still care about it. If we made it free, no one would take the program seriously. So you pay the price to pay attention, for your own good.
What if I get stuck or don't understand something?
Honestly, you just ask. Our Discord community is for exactly that. Your questions aren’t just going into a void, coaches who actually do this for a living are there answering. You'll also be surrounded by a community of hundreds of students going through the same journey as you.
What if I get stuck or don't understand something?
Honestly, you just ask. Our Discord community is for exactly that. Your questions aren’t just going into a void, coaches who actually do this for a living are there answering. You'll also be surrounded by a community of hundreds of students going through the same journey as you.
What will I be able to do after the program?
You'll come out of this an employable creative strategist. Someone who can walk into almost any brand niche and apply the same proven approach: figure out who actually buys the product and why, then write the brief that gets them to stop scrolling and buy. That's the skill ecommerce brands pay up to $15,000+ a month for.
What will I be able to do after the program?
You'll come out of this an employable creative strategist. Someone who can walk into almost any brand niche and apply the same proven approach: figure out who actually buys the product and why, then write the brief that gets them to stop scrolling and buy. That's the skill ecommerce brands pay up to $15,000+ a month for.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, whenever you want, from your Whop account. No calls, no hoops. Your access ends at the end of the month you paid for.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, whenever you want, from your Whop account. No calls, no hoops. Your access ends at the end of the month you paid for.
Is there a refund policy?
We do not guarantee results in Ecom University. But, if you are unhappy with the value you have received, message our support and we will make it right.
Is there a refund policy?
We do not guarantee results in Ecom University. But, if you are unhappy with the value you have received, message our support and we will make it right.