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All right so we're gonna talk about the product discovery 2
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tool now which is my favorite thing 3
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to use when I'm doing product research. 4
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Just because you're able 5
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to filter so 6
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many different things 7
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and and really get 8
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and dig in to 9
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get all the different maybe if 10
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you check out their YouTube channel they've got like 11
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eight different ways you could use 12
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and I'm sure they're going to keep doing 13
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that because there's just so many different 14
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ways to differentiate... 15
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Just like you should wanna to tell 16
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us about like what 17
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makes it I guess different 18
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from the from the other tools 19
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and ah the like 20
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what what kind of I mean you 21
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don't want to have to give away all the algorithms 22
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and stuff but like I've noticed it's 23
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different because 24
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I was pissed actually because 25
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I put in parameters that found a great product 26
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and then I was like I went upstairs I ate 27
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some food and I came back 28
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and I went to go do it again 29
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and it wasn't there. 30
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So like you guys refresh your data 31
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relatively often 32
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and like so that 33
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that's nice cause I know a jungle scout. 34
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Like when I first started way back 35
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a while ago they would 36
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ahI said like do these inflatable 37
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chairs. 38
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Or whatever those are called everybody 39
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use them and music festivals 40
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and stuff. Yeah. 41
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And then by the time like two months later there 42
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was hundreds of them uhm 43
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and there were some other products like that 44
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and so it would always spit out the same data. 45
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So like is there something going on that's 46
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like refreshing 47
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and like you're not like taking data from 48
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people whereas like like 49
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other. 50
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Competitors might be like. 51
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How does that work. 52
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Yeah I mean there's so many different 53
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elements that are different 54
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everywhere from yeah we're 55
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consistently updating our data 56
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and adding new products 57
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uhh or like new data 58
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to our system so 59
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we have a ton of systems in place 60
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that are going in constantly gathering 61
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new data to put it into our product 62
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discovery tool. So 63
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uhh if there's a new trend a new 64
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product out there ah 65
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new brands that are continually 66
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doing well 67
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or what new categories added 68
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to Amazon we're 69
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always just adding this stuff 70
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to our system 71
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and adding more data. 72
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So OK so you're like constantly 73
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pulling info from Amazon. 74
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Yep exactly. 75
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All like literally 76
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all day throughout the day. 77
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We're constantly refreshing 78
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old data as well so we try to keep 79
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everything within 30 days 80
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ah some a 81
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bit. 82
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Closer. I think like a couple 83
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of weeks anyways. 84
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We just want to have the freshest 85
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like largest data set possible 86
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so that you have the best opportunity 87
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to come up with great product ideas essentially. 88
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Okay. So yeah that's 89
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how we refresher we're always trying 90
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to show different data 91
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because we don't want everybody sourcing 92
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the same products. 93
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If we are showing these same 94
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kind of results we do have a little warning 95
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tag on there to let you know hey a lot 96
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of people are interested in this product 97
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is that by like clicks 98
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Yeah like it 99
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or is it just saves. 100
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No it's a lot. 101
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So it's by.. 102
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Okay. Clicks... 103
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It's by saves it's by 104
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interest in Market Intelligence. 105
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So we're just trying to get as 106
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OK. 107
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So because you know every time that somebody 108
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like goes to Amazon 109
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and then types and packet intelligence you 110
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could see what's really popular right. 111
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Ok Nice so.. 112
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We're just trynna... So they do use your data 113
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but only to help youx like. 114
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Yeah Yeah. 115
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So I mean again we don't sell ah so 116
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we don't. So if you go into 117
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market intelligence let's say you have you 118
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found like this amazing 119
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niche right. 120
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Search you know 121
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but let's say no one knew about fish 122
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oil right. And you search in market intelligence 123
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we will not use that word in 124
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product discovery. 125
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So like ah actual 126
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customer searches we don't use 127
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in product discovery we have 128
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other ways of finding keywords 129
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in Amazon that we're using. 130
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So Intel so 131
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you don't add keywords that your 132
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customers search into the system. 133
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No. Oh okay. 134
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That wouldn't be fair. 135
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Right. Like you come up 136
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with an inflatable 137
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lounger. Let's say you're the first one. 138
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Yeah. We add it to product discovery. 139
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Now show it to everybody like you know 140
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that wouldn't be. Yeah for sure. 141
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Okay. That's Interesting. 142
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Yeah Yeah. 143
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So we don't add that data. 144
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But when you run 145
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a search on the inflatable 146
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lounge or market 147
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and ah we see 148
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it in one of our other areas then 149
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like we'll use that data. 150
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Does that make sense. 151
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Yeah we've already if we're already aware 152
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of the word 153
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and you refreshed like yeah 154
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oh you don't. 155
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Yeah we would never steal anybody's ideas 156
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and then like make them available 157
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to anybody else. 158
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Oh. So not only do 159
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you not sell 160
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but you don't even show it to other sellers. 161
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No. No. Yeah. 162
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Oh okay. 163
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And to be fair like we're always trying to make 164
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sure that like keep things separated 165
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and honest 166
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for people and so I think 167
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you'd be pretty mad if like you were one 168
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of the first to find silver eclipse glasses 169
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and now that's like the word everybody is 170
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getting in product discovery right. 171
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Yeah yeah. 172
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So ah so yeah. 173
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So our big focus on this tool like 174
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a lot of other tools have products search ah 175
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So that is the... like 176
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Least of our focus. 177
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Our main focus ah 178
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for the average seller 179
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is on keyword. 180
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So we really are focused on having 181
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high quality keywords 182
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making it really fast to find 183
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good product opportunities. 184
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And so you can use keyword tool. 185
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Again we focus on 186
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trying to have as high quality words 187
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as possible can filter by 188
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the star rating to find you know five 189
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stock markets very quickly 190
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and hopefully that 191
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at the very least you know spark 192
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some ideas 193
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or uhm interest 194
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in opportunities. 195
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We also like nobody else 196
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shows brand search 197
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so you can filter now through brands 198
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to find brands that are performing 199
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really well. 200
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So that you can either go 201
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see what products are helping to drive their success 202
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or you can also go maybe buy 203
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one of their products to see how are they eliciting 204
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reviews. How are they you know driving 205
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sales do they have a Facebook page that's 206
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performing really well 207
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with like to get ideas. 208
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What is it Shopify store look 209
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like. You know really if these brands 210
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are successful I wanna know how 211
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and through product discovery we'll 212
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actually find those brands in 213
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your categories that satisfy 214
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your criteria so you 215
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can come up with these learnings essentially. 216
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We also allow 217
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you to sort through Amazon categories 218
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and 219
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allows you to find 220
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niches of opportunity. 221
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So ah you know finding 222
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it under you 223
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know beauty 224
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and then creams 225
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in phase like you 226
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can really dive deep to find niches 227
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of opportunity. 228
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And so seems 229
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like larger sellers tend 230
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to like the brand searching 231
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category search because they find great 232
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opportunities 233
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but it's not very direct. 234
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Right. Like they 235
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don't want it to be super easy because if it's 236
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easy a bunch of other people are probably finding 237
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Oh if you find this 238
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brand or this category 239
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and you like know how to sift 240
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through the data to find good opportunities it's 241
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a lot less likely that other people are finding them 242
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because like you took all these random 243
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steps. Yeah. 244
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Anyways there's just 245
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a ton of data where 246
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you don't have a product tracker because we're already 247
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tracking all 248
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of these products for you. So if you go use market 249
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intelligence you're 250
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able to see all the trends 251
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and sales and a lot of these products we've 252
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been tracking you know for years. 253
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So there's no point in using 254
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or having a product tracker because 255
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we are naturally a product tracker 256
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and have a lot more historical 257
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data than you will get. 258
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Yeah yeah. So. 259
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So if we want to go into that so 260
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you have market you have the 261
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the product discovery research tool 262
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but then you also market intelligence. 263
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Correct. 264
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And so market 265
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intelligence is is just like a 266
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sales estimater. 267
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It tells you kind of that. 268
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And then also the ideas that 269
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give you the idea score when you type in a 270
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keyword. Oh yeah. 271
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It just doesn't suggest you idea 272
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keywords so big product 273
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discovery does. 274
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Yeah. So product discovery is like 275
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coming 276
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up with ideas and there's there's some high level 277
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stats to show you like why it's 278
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a good idea. Right like. This satisfies your bride 279
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criteria. It's selling enough units 280
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at a good price point the 281
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margin is okay. 282
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It's been trending up over the last 90 days. 283
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And then you use market intelligence to go validate 284
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that idea. So you go plug 285
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it in because market intelligence is 286
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real time data product discovery could be you 287
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know a couple of weeks old for example 288
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and also so what market 289
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intelligence does is it shows you how is price been 290
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trending in this market. 291
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How how reviews in 292
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sales been trending in this market. 293
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What do my 294
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exact competitors look like uhm. 295
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And basically market 296
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intelligence is a lot more fine 297
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grained real 298
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time perspective of 299
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the market. Oh OK. 300
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Nice. So oh 301
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then then lastly 302
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I want to say is 303
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that the data I've seen. 304
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It's it's it's 305
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more accurate than 306
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other estimaters. 307
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Is there like a reason 308
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why. So is. 309
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I know some of them just use the 310
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9 9 9 trick and whatno. 311
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But I guess you were 312
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in a unique position where you have customers that 313
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like... yeah. You can like not 314
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not like share their info 315
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with anyone but you could correlate what 316
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the BSR to the 317
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amount of sales is that kind of how you get such 318
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a Better... Yeah. System. 319
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Yep. So we have billions 320
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of dollars in sales data. 321
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We also have historical best seller rank 322
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for all of these products. 323
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And so what we've been able to do is 324
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map 325
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out for each market the 326
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relationship between best seller rank 327
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and sales. 328
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And so we update our algorithms 329
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nightly so it's always you 330
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know using the freshest data possible 331
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uhmm and yeah we 332
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don't use any 9 9 9 methods. 333
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Also a big difference is how we 334
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actually look at best seller rank. 335
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So BSR trends 336
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are like barries you 337
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know hour to hour day to day week 338
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to week and so you know if 339
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you look at a tea pot with let's just say if you 340
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if you will get a 341
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tea pot in 342
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the morning the best the BSR is going 343
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to be different than at night because people will let's 344
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say drink their tea in the morning so then 345
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they realize they need a new tea 346
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kettle and that's when they buy 347
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or maybe they only drink tea on the weekends. 348
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So best seller rank will be different on 349
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the weekends than it is during the week. 350
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And so our tool takes into account all these 351
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fluctuations. We don't do averages 352
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or anything like that. We take into account all 353
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these fluctuations to uhm to 354
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build ourselves estimate 355
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for that last month. 356
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So maybe you we're 357
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out of stock or maybe you ran a promotion like 358
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we take into account all these 359
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fluctuations to build our sales 360
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estimate. 361
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Douglas Scott just looks in other 362
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tools just look at what your best seller rank 363
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is right now. Yeah they they assume 364
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that it's been the same over 365
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the last 30 days and they give it... it is just 366
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not true. 367
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Right exactly. 368
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But but then also I 369
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guess where you guys have very 370
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accurate data at 371
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the top and the bottom of the market. Yeah. 372
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Because I've looked with... uhm II've 373
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Looked with jungle scout 374
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and some 375
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opportunities look ugly 376
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and then I've looked 377
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with yours and they don't look ugly. 378
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Yeah. 379
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So we part 380
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of the reason is I mean we just have sellers 381
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that some sometimes are 382
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products and number one best 383
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seller in their category 384
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and they're selling you know 36000 385
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units a month or the most I've 386
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seen in a single month is I 387
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think it was sixty nine thousand... 388
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yea yea like Sixty three 389
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sixty nine thousand units sold 390
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in a month on 391
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one of these products. So like we have the BSR 392
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is at the top so we're able to appropriately 393
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draft them essentially. 394
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Oh OK. 395
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That's that's where it makes sense because 396
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you have that. OK. 397
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That's why. Yeah. 398
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So it's so very 399
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important to check out the market intelligence 400
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on on your 401
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your list on on on just the 402
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ideas because 403
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it does make a very big difference because I mean on 404
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my solar eclipse glasses it 405
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was only saying that I was selling 300 406
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units a day 407
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and I was selling three thousand. 408
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Well yeah. 409
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So 10x difference. 410
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Uhm So just actually 411
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Kevin David head of 412
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research video on YouTube and he was looking at my 413
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and he just looked at a total ROI 414
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eclipse glasses. That's 415
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not bad. Like they're making no money. 416
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They're doing all these giveaways 417
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and he pulled up my 418
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product and I was still just 419
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laughing because I was like Oh this 420
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is totally wrong data here. Like if you had the 421
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other one then it 422
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would be a different story. And if you knew who I was. 423
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But anyways so yeah. 424
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Make sure you use that on 425
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you know the product discovery tool 426
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is cool. 427
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You don't need to use it. But it's 428
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it helps you save time 429
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but the market intelligence is 430
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probably a good buy 431
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just to validate your idea just cause you want 432
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to get good accurate numbers before you 433
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place an order on something. 434
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Yeah. Yeah I mean you'd 435
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like to know how many units somebody is selling 436
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or you know how how their 437
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sales been trending 438
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or maybe there's a big spike in 439
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BSR and it's 440
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been dropping back down and now you know you 441
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can say oh they ran a promotion 442
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or or like the 443
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big things are you know fidget spinners 444
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in February looked 445
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amazing their 20 dollars a unit 446
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and they're BSR 447
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was amazing 448
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but had 449
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you looked at the like market 450
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intelligence graph you could see that price started 451
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at 25 30 dollars so 452
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it has a price trend. 453
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Yeah. So I always want 454
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to see how price has been trending. 455
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So had you looked at Fidget spinners 456
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in you know February 457
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you wouldn't have jumped in because you would 458
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have seen price was dropping for that market. 459
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So OK. 460
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Does it have average 461
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reviews like over time for 462
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the first page. Yeah. It does?. 463
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It has a review trend 464
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and you can see how that's been trending. 465
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We'll also show you how sales 466
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year over year if we have 467
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the data. So yeah we try 468
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to provide a 469
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good overview of the market so you understand how the 470
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market is trending versus a couple of reasons 471
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or something. Yeah cool. 472
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Yeah yeah yeah well definitely 473
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good info and check out the two 474
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if you guys want to move on 475
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