This is the only breakdown you’ll ever need to understand why desire is the #1 driver of $30K/day ad accounts 🧵
Back in 2020, I was running ads for a little brand selling metal wall art.
We were stuck at $500–$1,000/day.
Why?
Because the ads screamed: “This looks good on your wall.”
Guess how many people wake up thinking, “I need something new for my wall”?
Exactly. Almost none.
Then I reframed the ad around desire.
We filmed a husband buying the piece → giving it to his wife → wife tearing up with excitement.
Headline:
“The perfect gift for your sweetheart.”
Suddenly it wasn’t wall art.
It was love, surprise, thoughtfulness, validation.
That one change exploded sales.
From $1K/day → $10K/day.
Same product.
Same funnel.
Only difference?
We anchored the offer to a desire people actually cared about.
We’ve since seen this pattern hundreds of times:
• Ad that calls out a real desire → $185,000 spend
• Ad that doesn’t → $107 spend
• Another? Desire-based angle did $53,000. Generic one did $396.
The difference isn’t the algorithm.
It’s whether people give a sh*t.
Nobody’s gonna tells you this but,
Desires come in sizes.
• “I want a unique wall decoration” = tiny market.
• “I want the perfect gift for my partner” = massive market.
One scales to $500/day.
The other scales to $10K/day.
Desire also shifts with time.
Example: kids’ gifts.
All year long = $30K/month.
Come October → $300K.
Come November → $3.5M.
Come December → $2.5M in just 15 days.
Then January hits → $10K/month.
Nothing broke. Desire just changed.
This is why brands crash after one hot streak.
They think, “we need new creatives.”
No.
You need a new desire.
Desire is the foundation.
Creatives are just the wrappers.
How to find winning desires:
1/ Google Trends: search which benefits are actually in demand. 2/ Customer language: what people say they want, not what you think they need. 3/ Seasonal patterns: tie into holidays, gifting, or cultural spikes.
Desire is data, not guesswork.
Example: Celsius.
The can lists 10 benefits: energy, focus, fat-burning, metabolism, sugar-free, etc.
But only 2 actually matter.
→ Energy
→ Focus
That’s what buyers care about. That’s what they say out loud.
So ads that lean into energy outperform every other angle.
Stop obsessing over hacks.
Scaling isn’t about “dup campaigns” or “bid caps.”
It’s about DESIRE.
Find what people actually give a sh*t about → tie your product to it → show them the outcome.
That’s how you hit $30K days. Period.
This is exactly what we do inside my Inner Circle:
→ We rip apart your ads, offers, and landing pages
→ We find your “new mechanism” that separates you from the crowd
→ And we build the system that takes you from stuck at $50K/month to scaling past $200K+
If you’re at $10K+/month and want me + my team inside your business every week…
DM me “CIRCLE” and my student success manager Daniel will see if you’re a fit.
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I’ve scaled Facebook ads to $674,000 in 24 hours (with a $117K spend).
Here’s the exact breakdown that made it happen (step by step).
A high-voltage thread 🧵
1. First, perspective
Less than 5% of ALL businesses ever hit $1M/year.
Less than 1% hit $1M/month.
And almost nobody ever sees $500K days.
This is not normal.
But if you want a shot at numbers like this, here’s how I did it:
2. Winning Product
Without this, forget everything else.
✅ 70%+ gross margins
✅ $75+ AOV (anything under = pain)
✅ Solves a real problem OR fills a market void
✅ People use daily → stays top of mind
✅ TAM is BIG (not left-handed brain surgeons)
Because creative diversity is the difference between $3k days that collapse…
And $20k days that print for months.
Here’s the exact system I use to scale without fatigue 🧵
What creative diversity actually means:
It’s not just “make more ads.”
It’s having variety across 3 levers:
1) Angles → different ways to sell the same product 2) Formats → video, static, carousel, UGC, testimonial, meme 3) Personas → different demographics delivering the message
If you only pull one lever, you’ll cap out.
Angles: different emotional doors into the SAME product
Take skincare as an example.
The product doesn’t change, but the reason why someone buys does:
• Vanity angle → “Get glass skin in 7 days”
• Pain angle → “Stop hiding in photos”
• Status angle → “Glow that turns heads”