Product Hunting & Research
Product Hunting & Research
1- Less than 50% of the top 16 products are well known brands or stores.
If there are well-known brand names, you probably can’t compete against
them
3- 6 or more of the top 16 products sell more than 300 units per month (10
units/day).
4- Sales on the uptick or steady for 50% of top 16 sellers over the last year is
ideal.
Check with X-Ray tool.
You want to see the general market trending up.
13- 8 or more of the top 16 products have a listing evaluation score of less than
9: several with less than 6.
This indicates that products are in demand because poorly made listings
are still selling.
Also indicates poor listings that will be easy to compete with.
You want to do this over competing with A+ listing content
14- Net profit 30% or more; aim for retail price 4-5x cost of manufacturing;
avoid retail price below $15.
This leaves room for other costs such as FBA fees, advertising fees, etc.
Too much competition in the $15 and below bracket.
ROI >100% (ideally 150%) is best.
Compounding is the key to rapid growth (see on screen example).
15- Sort by unit sales; take top ASIN and plug into Cerebro.
. At least 3 keywords with more than 5k searches (see screen for info).
. At least 10 keywords ranking on page 1.
. Indicates several potential angles.
. Higher priced item generally means higher ROI.
. Item turnover is ideally at least 4x a year.
. Order every 2-3 months.
. If it takes too long to sell through, this hurts your inventory health.
. Use the Helium 10 Chrome extension “Profitability Calculator” tool.