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I've bought buncha courses, joined a few programs from known ecom guys in the space, but Sharif's mentorship was by far the most in depth and he actually cared, was able to launch a scale one of my stores to $1.5k-2k/day from joining the group calls
Helped Me scale to 6 figures, beginning was the hardest, def recommend for anyone trying to look for mentorship!
Was able to hit my first $1K day within a month of working with Sharif. Definitely recommend if you're willing to put the work in.
Sharif quite literally turned me from someone who had got 1 sale from ecom, into someone crossing 100k months. Literally an all in one guide to become an Ecom expert.
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