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Baptistin

Baptistin Robillard is an e-commerce and dropshipping operator. He runs stores, buys traffic on Meta and TikTok, and publishes what happens — campaign structures, filter settings, and the numbers behind them.

That last part is what makes him useful as an author here. Most dropshipping advice is written by people who teach it; his is written from campaigns he is running, and the videos are the receipt.

What he actually does

He operates stores and buys paid traffic. The recurring subjects across his work are the ones an operator deals with weekly:

  • Product research — the criteria that eliminate a product before any budget is spent: perceived value, margin after advertising, whether it can be sourced reliably.

  • Paid acquisition — campaign structure, budget per adset, how long to run a test, and the cost-per-acquisition threshold at which an ad gets cut.

  • Suppliers and fulfilment — when a marketplace stops being the right answer and a sourcing agent starts paying for itself.

He is direct about the limits of all three. A recurring point in his material: product research tells you whether a product can work or definitively cannot — never whether it will.

Where to check his work

YouTube — @baptistin3006 31,200 subscribers and 173 videos, in French. Walkthroughs recorded on screen: the filters he sets, the campaigns he builds, the numbers he gets. Where a claim in one of his articles comes from a video, the article links to that specific video so you can check the figure against the account it came from.

Television — 7 à 8, TF1 Featured on the French national programme Sept à Huit discussing e-commerce and dropshipping.

LinkedIn — Baptistin Robillard

How his articles are written

Articles on Minea signed by Baptistin follow one rule: a claim about his own experience appears only if a recorded source states it.

In practice that means a figure like a specific ad spend, a like threshold or a test duration carries a link to the video where he says it. It also means the opposite: vague claims of scale — an unquantified number of products supposedly tested, an open-ended sum supposedly spent — do not appear, because no single recording supports them. The automated quality gate on this site rejects them.

His material is in French and the articles are in English. They are adapted rather than translated: numbers, thresholds and sequences survive intact, and the source video is cited at the claim.

Articles by Baptistin

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