Running a business can feel like juggling a hundred things at once, and burnout comes fast. If you're tired of trying to do everything on your own, let me help. I take care of the time-consuming tasks you don't have the energy for, giving you back your time, peace of mind, and work-life balance.
As an Amazon Product Researcher, my goal is clear: to help sellers like you find high-converting, low-risk products that drive real profit, without the guesswork.
Each recommendation goes through a proven process: Keepa tracking, profitability analysis, BSR validation, and IP/gating checks- so you source with confidence and avoid costly mistakes.
Let me simplify your sourcing, boost your ROI, and free up your time to focus on what matters most- growing your store.
WHY WORK WITH ME?
Clear Communication (English & Tagalog)
Being fluent in both English and Tagalog allows me to communicate clearly, understand tasks accurately, and avoid misunderstandings.
Client-Centered Approach
I invest time in learning your workflow and business needs so I can provide support that truly adds value.
Dependable Support
You can count on me to be available, responsive, and proactive in assisting with tasks.
Strong Work Ethic
I take pride in my work and consistently strive to deliver exceptional results through dedication and hard work.
Regular Updates & Transparency
I believe effective collaboration stems from staying connected, sharing progress, and maintaining open communication at all times.
HERE IS THE LIST OF SERVICES I OFFER:
PRODUCT SOURCING:
1. MANUAL SOURCING: I start by visiting different suppliers or retail websites to look for stores that offer deals, sales, promotions, or clearance items. Once I am on a supplier's website, I go directly to the "Deals" or "Promotions" section and browse the products one by one. While reviewing each item, I open Amazon in a separate tab and copy the product title from the supplier's website, then paste it into Amazon's search bar to find the same or a similar product. If I am unable to locate the product on Amazon using the title, I use Google Lens to search for a match. Once I find the corresponding product, I carefully check that it meets all of the client's criteria before moving forward.
2. FRONT STORE STALKING: I start by choosing a target category and then narrow it down using a specific keyword, such as a brand or product name. Using DS Amazon Quick View, I look for products with many FBA sellers and select the one with the most sellers as my starting point. I check the offers in SellerAmp, choose stores with fewer than 500 reviews, and browse their storefronts. Based on the client's required profit, I focus on products priced around $20 for a $3 profit or $25 for a $5 profit. I make sure Amazon is not on the listing and check my eligibility, violations, and sales rank. I then search for suppliers on Google, compare prices close to the maximum cost, verify the supplier's website, check availability, apply coupons, if possible, review Keepa data, calculate costs, confirm it meets the client's criteria, and finally record the details in the spreadsheet.
3. KEEPA PRODUCT FINDER/ REVERSE SOURCING: I start by installing the ASIN Fetcher extension and use it to collect seller IDs from FBA sellers only. I then click the Keepa extension to open the main Keepa website. In Product Finder, I apply filters such as sales rank or bought per month, Buy Box, and Amazon out-of-stock status. I paste the seller IDs into the seller field, click Find Products, and then begin reverse sourcing the products one by one.
4. BRAND SOURCING: I use the same filters in Keepa Product Finder, but I remove only the seller ID filter and keep the others. I changed the brand filter to focus on a single brand. If I have already made a profit from one product in that brand, I check other items from the same brand. I only use this strategy if the brand has already been profitable. After clicking Find Products, I go through each product one by one, checking for violations, maximum cost, and other client criteria.
5. WHOLESALE PRODUCT SOURCING: I search on Google for wholesalers or distributors based on my client's category and include the client's country in the search. From the results, I chose a few available suppliers. If the website has a storefront, I apply for an account and submit the required documents provided by the client to view product prices. If the website does not show items, I go to the Contact page and collect their email, phone number, website name, and link.
For supplier outreach, I use the client's email or account to send an inquiry, using the client's template if available or creating one if needed. Once the supplier responds, I submit any required documents to open the account. Suppliers usually send prices via email or messaging apps. After receiving the price list, I manually search the UPC or ASIN on Amazon to check the products.
6. DATA ENTRY/CREATING DEAL SHEET FOR PRODUCT SOURCING: I log in to my ----------- account and then click Google Sheets Setup. Next, I click Connect Google Account and choose the same email address that I used to register on SellerAmp. After that, I click Allow to give permission.
Once connected, I am redirected to a page that confirms my Google account is successfully linked. From there, I click the Edit button. This takes me to a page where I can arrange and select the information that I want to export to Google Sheets based on the client's preference. These fields may include the export date, product name, ASIN, Amazon URL, source URL, category, cost price, selling price, ROI, sales rank, and notes.
Before saving, I can rename the deal sheet. Then I click Test and Write Headers, followed by Open in Sheets. I will be redirected to the Google Sheet that was created. I can customize and organize the sheet further to make it more presentable and easier to review.
Once everything looks good, I share the sheet with my client by adding their email address and clicking Done. If I need to create another deal sheet, I simply edit the original setup, rename it, customize the fields if needed, and save it again.
HERE ARE THE TOOLS I UTILIZE:
SELLERAMP: When I find a product, like books or toys, and locate a supplier, I calculate the supplier price in SellerAmp to see if it meets the client's criteria, including ROI, sales rank, profit, and sales per month. I check if the product can be sold, whether it's gated or ungated, and look for any IP issues or violations. I also check how many competitors are selling it, FBA or FBM, to make sure it fits the client's requirements.
KEEPA: I use the Keepa tool to check a product's sales rank from past years to the present to see if it is selling. I also track price changes and see if the number of sellers is stable or increasing. Using features like Data and Buy Box Statistics, I check which sellers dominate the listing and if the client has a chance to sell and win the Buy Box. Keepa has many other tools that help me analyze the product and make sure it meets the client's criteria.
FLIPMINE: a serious analytics engine that identifies underpriced products on one of the world's largest online marketplaces - eBay. I start by applying only the filters needed based on the client's criteria, like budget, eBay price, Amazon price, condition, category, and sales rank. If I want more results, I adjust the information in Flipmine. After filtering by the client's category, I check the products one by one to see if they meet the client's criteria and make sure the items match on both Amazon and eBay.
BOOK FINDER: I use this tool to look for sellers in the book category. I simply enter the ISBN of a book, and the tool shows me a list of booksellers. From there, I review the sellers and look for a supplier where I can purchase the book at a price that meets the client's criteria.
TACTICAL ARBITRAGE:
Tactical Arbitrage is a product sourcing software that helps identify profitable items efficiently. Instead of manually searching for products, the software automates the process based on the client's criteria. If the client already has default settings configured, I ensure that I do not modify them. If no default settings are available, I manually set up the search according to the client's preferences.
I start by selecting the client's preferred marketplace and target store, such as Walmart. Then, I choose the appropriate category (for example, Toys), add it to a bulk search, and name the search (e.g., Walmart Sale).
Next, I apply filters to remove unnecessary products, including:
Third-party sellers
Oversized items (if the client prefers smaller products)
Out-of-stock products
Hazmat items
Products restricted on the Amazon account
Brands with IP complaints
Once all filters are applied according to the client's criteria, I initiate the search. The software then scans products from Walmart and matches them to Amazon listings. This process usually takes 24 to 48 hours to complete.
After the scan is finished, I review the completed results, check how many products matched the criteria, and view the detailed data. I then manually evaluate each product to ensure it is eligible for sale, has a good sales rank using Keepa, and meets the client's required ROI and profit margins.
I also know the process of:
Product Listing
Creating SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) in product listing
How to find Top Product Categories on Amazon
I am here to help your business succeed! Let's team up!
If you're interested in my services or want to ask a question, send me a message, and let us explore how we can grow together.
