Very helpful, well explained and easy to understand, very informative. Much better than all of the Amazon content that talks about choosing a product to sell on Amazon. Good to watch and learn about them. Bless you Guys
Hey, Majed! 👋 I believe it will also work! 😉 However, we got a great video dedicated for wholesaling. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/RzIoq796LSU/w-d-xo.html 🧡 -RS
Awesome! You guys are my Heroes. I'm willing to start working with JS, next month I'll have the funds for the full subscription. Meanwhile, I'm watching your incredibly useful videos.
Awesome really well explained , I think the opportunity finder is a more efficient way as it takes out 2 steps from the first method and that saves time.
That is great information, Thanks. Quick question, if i have account in both AU and USA Amazon and selling FBA, under same company name, brand name and selling same product and if some one leaves review for one of the product in AU Amazon would that show in USA Amazon product review and vice versa ????
This would also depend on the cost of the product you want to source, but, yes, we would advise aiming for products that sell for at least 20 euros 😊 ^PW
I think that something important that you didn't mention, is the ability to build a brand with the product. I think that having an Amazon brand, or an E-commerce brand is more and more important in the last year, with also the ability to SELL that brand after. The problem is, that it's much harder to find this type of product because most of the "weird" products don't have the ability to build a brand. But it was a great video either way!
How to change the listing order of the variations to new and existing listing? For existing listings with variations the variations are jumbled and the order needs changing as well as for new listings I am about to create. I enter the children variations and add and the list (before adding listing) shows a random order. I then change around say the 4th one to the box that the 1st name is in and all jumble again.
Great video. However, in my Jungle Scout extension, it doesn't show me 'Average Reviews'. In place of that it shows me 'Average Rating Number'...do you know why that is? It's tough to follow or replicate the strategies in the video if my Jungle Scout extension is delivering me different metrics.
Great catch Kyle! The "rating number" and "reviews" columns are actually the same thing. Recently the name to represent product reviews in the extension was altered from "reviews" to "rating number" but the metrics are still the same :)
Jungle Scout does track refunded products and tags it as refund commission. However, we have no way for us to know once the product goes back to sellable inventory. 😉 -RS
If a product has high demand and the reviews and sellers are lower but the product has built in battery. My second question is if I find a product with lower competition but I can’t afford PL and want to sell the product with generic keyword like “best water bottles” etc. can i sell such products?
You can still sell products, but the product title must not have subjective phrases such as "best" or "hot item" per Amazon guidelines here: sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/help/external/YTR6SYGFA5E3EQC
thank you so much for very informative content. I have an issue. I want to know that what is reason that my customers are buying products from Amazon through my links on my website and links shared with the customers but I am not getting any commission. Could you please let me know the reasons. I would truly appreciate yours quick response. Best Regards,
I am around minute 15 and I am trying to click on the extension. When you do it in the video, it shows you the opportunity score almost immediately, but when I do it, all I get is a message that reads "Only available on search pages". Why can't I get the score?
The Extension will only work on applicable pages like the search results pages, product listings, storefront and best seller pages. Are you running on these Amazon pages? If so, please reach out to our support team: support@junglescout.com and we'd be happy to check it for you! 😊 ^EG
@@junglescout the extension is working fine, the ONLY thing the extension is not showing me is the opportunity score. I guess I need to contact your support...
Are you running the Extension on a single listing or search results page? If you are running the Extension on the listing, then this is why you do not get the Opportunity Score 😊For more information and troubleshooting steps, check out this article: support.junglescout.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403745539351-Missing-Opportunity-Score ^PW
When thousands sellers are following the same strategy, I am worried about not finding a product. Are there enough opportunities? And another question, once that product is found, how fast I should act before someone else is taking this opportunity? Can we search for a subniche related to this product with high demand and low competition?
Hey Christophe! It will not be easy but having tools like Jungle Scout will definitely give you an advantage. I suggest when finding the perfect product, you should add it to your tracker and check the demand or this might only be seasonal.
There are several criterias that you need to look at! You can check out our article here that can guide you in this subject! www.junglescout.com/find-products-to-sell/ 😉 - FO
A maximum of 100 reviews is a pretty good # to gauge the competition for a certain potential product. 😉 We've written a great blog for you to know more about the BSR. Check it out here: www.junglescout.com/blog/amazon-best-sellers-rank/ 🧡 -RS
My first thought was that Treva is a brand trusted seller in this niche. However because Lookhy can generate over 300 sales, and he is an unknown Brand, we could create our own brand and compete with both of them, correct?
Good question! This is because you would want to see if the niche or product has a good market depth. For example, if you’re looking at a product category and the top sellers all have thousands of reviews, it’s probably an incredibly competitive category. On the flip side, if you’ve discovered a high-demand product where the sellers only have a handful of reviews, it might be worth getting into. 🥰 - FO
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Which of the product research strategies Lenny & Jake discussed are you most excited to try out? Let us know! 😎
Opportunity finder then onto the product database to drill down more.
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I was waiting for this kind of more detailed tutorial, you both made it materialized for me.
The long wait is over! 🤩 I hope you loved this webinar! 😍 -RS
I have been searching for such kind of informational video. Very useful.
Glad to hear you found it useful!
you guys are really great! thanks for your video!
Hey! Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the content!
@@junglescout hahahah i just check your Facebook,quit interesting.
You should subscribe here as well to see all the awesome videos that we are preparing for you! 😊
I loved this webinar! Great great! Please this kind of tutorials! Thanks a lot!
Glad to hear you enjoyed the content! 🙌🔥^PW
Very helpful, well explained and easy to understand, very informative. Much better than all of the Amazon content that talks about choosing a product to sell on Amazon. Good to watch and learn about them. Bless you Guys
Oh wow! Thanks so much for that 🔥 comment! 🧡 -RS
Great webinar! Thank you guys! I have a question, is this strategy for wholesale or private label?
Hey, Majed! 👋 I believe it will also work! 😉 However, we got a great video dedicated for wholesaling. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/RzIoq796LSU/w-d-xo.html 🧡 -RS
Awesome! You guys are my Heroes. I'm willing to start working with JS, next month I'll have the funds for the full subscription. Meanwhile, I'm watching your incredibly useful videos.
Thanks! You are awesome! 😎 Can't wait to be part of your #AmazonSellerJourney soon! 🤗 ^EG
Hi Lenny I am your regular student , and learning a lot from yourself, your way of explanation is tremendous. thank you very much.
Thank you so much! I'm sure Lenny will be happy to see your feedback! 😊
Great webinar guys, keep up the fantastic work!
Hey! Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the content! 🙂 - FO
Great job. This was very informative and easy to follow. It makes me feel more confident about choosing to sell Amazon.
Hey! Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the content! 🙂 -- FO
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Great video! Just to know does the top products in opportunity finder gives the similar stats as the ones we get in extension?
Yes, the sales data there is the same as in the Product Database 😊^PW
Love that! So much valuable info 😍
Glad to hear you found our video useful! 😊^PW
A very informative video. I learnt a lot. Thanks.
You're more than welcome! 🤗 -RS
this video is really helpful for newbies.. am 100% satisfied
I'm so pleased you enjoyed the video, Naina! 🤩
How's your Amazon Journey coming along so far? - LJ
Great video.
Is it okay to sell hair extensions as a beginner on Amazon FBA?
This would depend on demand and all the requirements that products need to meet in order to be listed!
Awesome really well explained , I think the opportunity finder is a more efficient way as it takes out 2 steps from the first method and that saves time.
Yay! Thanks for that, Farhad! 🧡 -RS
That is great information, Thanks. Quick question, if i have account in both AU and USA Amazon and selling FBA, under same company name, brand name and selling same product and if some one leaves review for one of the product in AU Amazon would that show in USA Amazon product review and vice versa ????
The review will only show on the marketplace that the review was left 🤗- LJ
@@junglescout Thanks LJ for your quick response, have a great day
You're more than welcome! 😍 -RS
HI JS great video thanks, I wanted to ask if there is another price range that you reccomend for the european market or is it also 20-30 euros?
This would also depend on the cost of the product you want to source, but, yes, we would advise aiming for products that sell for at least 20 euros 😊 ^PW
m excited to try out strata#1 high demand and low competition
Keep us posted on how it goes! 🙌^PW
Hi, why does the candle product still appear in the list eventhough you have included 100 max reviews in the filter criteria?
Hey Joe! Looks like the product actually fits the criteria which is why it was included in the list. 😁
Hi, I listed a product for USA market , I am living in Australia. Do I need to have EIN for this business?
We have a great video that elaborates on that 😊bit.ly/3JHPtEA ^PW
I think that something important that you didn't mention, is the ability to build a brand with the product. I think that having an Amazon brand, or an E-commerce brand is more and more important in the last year, with also the ability to SELL that brand after. The problem is, that it's much harder to find this type of product because most of the "weird" products don't have the ability to build a brand. But it was a great video either way!
That's a great suggestion! 🤩 Thanks for the input! 🧡 -RS
How to change the listing order of the variations to new and existing listing?
For existing listings with variations the variations are jumbled and the order needs changing as well as for new listings I am about to create.
I enter the children variations and add and the list (before adding listing) shows a random order. I then change around say the 4th one to the box that the 1st name is in and all jumble again.
I did a bit of research and found this that might help: amzn.to/2TQ3rzo 🧡 -RS
Great video. However, in my Jungle Scout extension, it doesn't show me 'Average Reviews'. In place of that it shows me 'Average Rating Number'...do you know why that is? It's tough to follow or replicate the strategies in the video if my Jungle Scout extension is delivering me different metrics.
Great catch Kyle! The "rating number" and "reviews" columns are actually the same thing. Recently the name to represent product reviews in the extension was altered from "reviews" to "rating number" but the metrics are still the same :)
Yes, we have changed the wording a bitt, and at the moment, reviews column name has been changed to rating number 😄^PW
@@jakezaratsian1619 Ok great, understood, thanks so much for the reply Jake! Very helpful and much appreciated.
@@kyleniezgoda587 yeah man, anytime! Good luck on your Amazon journey 🙌🚀
Glad it's clear now. Sorry for the confusion caused by the change. ^EG
lenny when you set the filter to minimum price of 25 $ then why tool show the the stain less steel cups that have 8$ of price? just to know
Hi! Can you give the time stamp where it shows? I reviewed the video on the results and I didn't see anything that's lower than $25. Thanks! ^EG
I am a fashion designer so clothing and accessories would be my Niche which is always left out in all the videos I watched or J.S TUTORIALS
We will try to make one for clothing niche in the future 😊
Does JS tool show the returns for each product somewhere?
Jungle Scout does track refunded products and tags it as refund commission. However, we have no way for us to know once the product goes back to sellable inventory. 😉 -RS
If a product has high demand and the reviews and sellers are lower but the product has built in battery. My second question is if I find a product with lower competition but I can’t afford PL and want to sell the product with generic keyword like “best water bottles” etc. can i sell such products?
You can still sell products, but the product title must not have subjective phrases such as "best" or "hot item" per Amazon guidelines here: sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/help/external/YTR6SYGFA5E3EQC
Nice work guys . Respect from 🇵🇰 Pakistan
Thanks Ali! Glad you loved it! 😍 ^EG
thank you so much for very informative content. I have an issue. I want to know that what is reason that my customers are buying products from Amazon through my links on my website and links shared with the customers but I am not getting any commission. Could you please let me know the reasons. I would truly appreciate yours quick response.
Best Regards,
Is this for the Amazon Associate program?
I am around minute 15 and I am trying to click on the extension. When you do it in the video, it shows you the opportunity score almost immediately, but when I do it, all I get is a message that reads "Only available on search pages". Why can't I get the score?
The Extension will only work on applicable pages like the search results pages, product listings, storefront and best seller pages. Are you running on these Amazon pages? If so, please reach out to our support team: support@junglescout.com and we'd be happy to check it for you! 😊 ^EG
@@junglescout the extension is working fine, the ONLY thing the extension is not showing me is the opportunity score. I guess I need to contact your support...
Are you running the Extension on a single listing or search results page? If you are running the Extension on the listing, then this is why you do not get the Opportunity Score 😊For more information and troubleshooting steps, check out this article: support.junglescout.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403745539351-Missing-Opportunity-Score ^PW
@@junglescout ok, now it makes sense, thanks!
Glad we can help and that things are better now.. 👍 ^EG
When thousands sellers are following the same strategy, I am worried about not finding a product. Are there enough opportunities? And another question, once that product is found, how fast I should act before someone else is taking this opportunity? Can we search for a subniche related to this product with high demand and low competition?
Hey Christophe! It will not be easy but having tools like Jungle Scout will definitely give you an advantage. I suggest when finding the perfect product, you should add it to your tracker and check the demand or this might only be seasonal.
How do you know when to get out of a market or product?
There are several criterias that you need to look at! You can check out our article here that can guide you in this subject! www.junglescout.com/find-products-to-sell/ 😉 - FO
Reviews are 1 to 5 then why you put 100 in max reviews in first method also explain BSR and how much should it be ?
A maximum of 100 reviews is a pretty good # to gauge the competition for a certain potential product. 😉 We've written a great blog for you to know more about the BSR. Check it out here: www.junglescout.com/blog/amazon-best-sellers-rank/ 🧡 -RS
My first thought was that Treva is a brand trusted seller in this niche. However because Lookhy can generate over 300 sales, and he is an unknown Brand, we could create our own brand and compete with both of them, correct?
If the data shows the right numbers and with the execution of good business strategies, yes. 👍 ^EG
3 Different Colour of the same Product VS 3 Different Designs of a Product for someone who's on a tight budget...What do ya'll recommend?
I'd suggest 3 different designs. 😉 -RS
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Hello there! 🖐️ I hope you enjoyed the webinar! 🥰 - FO
Why is the number of reviews a better measure of competition than the number of sellers?
Good question! This is because you would want to see if the niche or product has a good market depth.
For example, if you’re looking at a product category and the top sellers all have thousands of reviews, it’s probably an incredibly competitive category.
On the flip side, if you’ve discovered a high-demand product where the sellers only have a handful of reviews, it might be worth getting into. 🥰 - FO
@@junglescout thanks for your helpful answer!
It's our pleasure and you are always welcome! 😊 ^EG
I’m only getting 50 products
Are you using the Product Database or the Opportunity Finder? 🤔^PW
Finding anything the extension doesn't list as "high competition" feels like its impossible these days
It can be tough, try starting your research with the Database or the Opportunity finder first. The golden opportunities are out there!
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We hope you find the webinar helpful! 🥰 - FO
@@junglescout yes excellent 👌 thank you
I got lost when you start using the keyword
Thanks for your feedback! Can you please drop the timestamp here or you can ask any questions that you may have. ^EG