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Ecommerce Tool Stacks And Deals

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I have shared ecommerce research, sourcing, store-launch, and customer-service tools in replies to @ariesnotebook. These posts list resources and offers, but do not establish that I created, own, or endorse the tools; headline figures in quoted posts belong to @ariesnotebook and are not claims I independently verified. My sourcing mentions connect to chinese suppliers and sourcing tools, and the customer-research context connects to mining social media for customer research.

On January 14, 2026, I said my team had worked with an unidentified partner for a long time and that they gave us a lifetime 10% off code, AKEMI. I also shared the code link, https://t.co/ZVs8efY90q. @kurtyaz1 asked what data was used to confirm store numbers and whether it came from Kalodata; the captured post does not include my answer, and it does not identify the partner.

On February 25, 2026, I listed tools I used in a reply to @ariesnotebook: Draftpie for product images and static ads, ShopiLab for community and research tools, Teemdrop for private product sourcing, and Smartreply for 24/7 Shopify customer support agents. The quoted “$2M/Month” Shopify pillow-brand headline was @ariesnotebook’s claim, not a result I reported or verified. My post did not describe how I used the tools or what results they produced.

On April 30, 2026, I replied to @ariesnotebook’s headline, “This $67M/Month Ecommerce Brand Is Scaling Like Crazy,” with a separate link under “Iinks and resources mentioned”: https://t.co/DENElfjldQ. The headline and its $67M/Month claim were @ariesnotebook’s, not a figure I independently reported or verified. The capture does not explain what my resource link contains or how it relates to the headline.

On August 11, 2025, I replied to @ariesnotebook’s “A Genius $75,000,000/Month Ecommerce Niche Store” post by listing ShopiLab software (https://t.co/q7HIC41ucj), ShopiLab Accelerator (https://t.co/nyEVT5kWrt), SmartReply AI for comments and customer-service automation (https://t.co/CGcbEbD4Dh), and a Shopify $1/month plan (https://t.co/0o2WjOWkFK). The $75,000,000/Month headline was @ariesnotebook’s claim, not a result I reported or verified.

On August 15, 2025, I replied to @ariesnotebook’s “A Booming $3.9 Billion Ecommerce Niche Trend” post. I listed an Accio invite code, SCHERSON, with an invitation to try it for free (https://t.co/PH8GZMhMyr), a Shopify $1/Month Plan (https://t.co/jLdc07G8F0), ShopiLab Accelerator (https://t.co/yykWTTy4ec), and SmartReply AI for comments and customer-service automation (https://t.co/X3alsLYGCD). The $3.9 billion figure was in @ariesnotebook’s headline; my reply did not substantiate it or explain the tools beyond their labels.

On August 25, 2025, I replied to three @ariesnotebook posts with the same resource list: a Shopify $1/Month Plan (https://t.co/jLdc07G8F0), ShopiLab software and Accelerator (https://t.co/Er5B32fHqI), SmartReply AI for comments and customer-service automation (https://t.co/X3alsLYGCD), and KaloData for TikTok Shop research (https://t.co/ZVs8efXBaS). The quoted headlines described a $200 Million ecommerce niche store, a $1.9 Billion ecommerce niche trend, and a $10,000,000/Month TikTok Shop brand; those were @ariesnotebook’s claims, not results I reported or verified.

On September 9, 2025, I listed tools used in a video while replying to @ariesnotebook’s “A Booming $181 Billion Ecommerce Niche Trend” post. TeemDrop was described as a free tool for sourcing Taobao/1688 products (https://t.co/FtMMoKfqL8); Shopilab as research/toolkit software with a free dashboard (https://t.co/7MRAws7pMT); SmartReply as customer-service automation for social and ad comments, DMs, and email, using AI trained on a store, with a free trial (https://t.co/ZATG9xBjcU); and Shopify as $1/month for 3 months, cancellable any time (https://t.co/PTxkGn5KFx). I characterized the Shopify offer as useful for saving money when launching many stores, but did not report that I had used it or launched stores. The $181 billion headline was @ariesnotebook’s claim, not a result I verified.

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