How To Find The Products That Are Selling The Most In Digital Marketing

19 weeks ago

The best way to identify products that are selling the most in digital marketing is to utilize tools such as Google Trends, Amazon Best Sellers, and social media analytics. Use keyword research tools to identify high-demand products, monitor competitors' websites, and analyze customer reviews. Use influential insights and e-commerce platforms to obtain real-time sales information.

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llcoolrobb

19 weeks ago

Originally Posted by sudha academy

The best way to identify products that are selling the most in digital marketing is to utilize tools such as Google Trends, Amazon Best Sellers, and social media analytics. Use keyword research tools to identify high-demand products, monitor competitors' websites, and analyze customer reviews. Use influential insights and e-commerce platforms to obtain real-time sales information.

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Gravvy

19 weeks ago

Anyway, you should conduct keyword research with some popular tools like Ahrefs, Semrush, Google Planner or Google Trends etc. Another insight is to try to research product popularity using available solutions for it. For example, if you plan to use the some advertising network, you can analyze the demand for the category of goods on the offers that are in the marketplace of this advertising network. And this can be done with every site you plan to use to promote your product.

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Jamell

18 weeks ago

Y8u might wsnt to do a search and then check tiosee how goo7d the reviews are and go from there

Keep in mind that trending products will not increase your sales if your target audience isn't interested in it

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GordonJ

18 weeks ago

I understand most responses were from newbies here, maybe trying to be of help, but I would like to know and come to understand the thinking behind these ideas?

What does KNOWING which products sell the most on the market, how does this help any of you with your businesses? What are you going to do once you have that data?

Can you then create a similar product, with AI perhaps? As for the strategy for selling information, that hasn't changed in 50 years.

In 1974, people bought books, courses, folios, even hotsheets on all the evergreen niches; how to make money, how to garden, cook, home and auto repair, careers, and hobbies. Today you have 1000 more tech oriented topics. I know for a fact that people buy pdfs, ebooks, etc. on making money online. So what? How does that help you create a product that people will buy...just having a product isn't enough, it is only one part of the formula to make money...

Most important is getting BUYERS of your information, not just having it. So, if any of you can help me understand why this isn't a silly question, I would appreciate it. How does KNOWING the better and best sellers help YOU in any way?

Product. Yes. PROMOTION. Yes. Prospects. Yes. LEAVE any one out, and you are doomed and won't make a dime on any of your best selling products you cloned.

Yes? NO? I'd be happy to shed some light on better ways to go about it, if we just don't have a thread of trolls here.

GordonJ

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Originally Posted by Ricardo Freires

Gentlemen, I wanted to know how to find the products that sell the most on the market, especially products such as e-books, PDFs, PLRs, etc.

I already went to clickbank, selected the products with the greatest gravity and observed the amount of traffic on (linkdrop not permitted)
Does anyone know other strategies?

THANK YOU and let's make money!!.

Originally Posted by Mike Abran

Great question! Along with ClickBank, you should explore marketplaces like JVZoo and WarriorPlus. They also specialize in digital products and often provide metrics on what's trending.

You can also use tools like BuzzSumo to identify popular content or trends related to your niche. Once you know what topics are trending, you can look for relevant PLRs or create your own e-books and PDFs tailored to those trends.

Good luck!

Originally Posted by sudha academy

The best way to identify products that are selling the most in digital marketing is to utilize tools such as Google Trends, Amazon Best Sellers, and social media analytics. Use keyword research tools to identify high-demand products, monitor competitors' websites, and analyze customer reviews. Use influential insights and e-commerce platforms to obtain real-time sales information.

Originally Posted by llcoolrobb

thank you for the info on this! I was gonna ask this question myself.

Originally Posted by Gravvy

Anyway, you should conduct keyword research with some popular tools like Ahrefs, Semrush, Google Planner or Google Trends etc. Another insight is to try to research product popularity using available solutions for it. For example, if you plan to use the some advertising network, you can analyze the demand for the category of goods on the offers that are in the marketplace of this advertising network. And this can be done with every site you plan to use to promote your product.

Originally Posted by Jamell

Y8u might wsnt to do a search and then check tiosee how goo7d the reviews are and go from there

Keep in mind that trending products will not increase your sales if your target audience isn't interested in it

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Monetize

18 weeks ago

Originally Posted by GordonJ

Can you then create a similar product, with AI perhaps? As for the strategy for selling information, that hasn't changed in 50 years.

I think these newbies have completely missed the memo
on A.I., otherwise they would know that they could use it
to conduct comprehensive market research on anything.
And it probably has not occurred to them that they can
use it to develop more information products than they
could think of. SMH.

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GordonJ

18 weeks ago

Originally Posted by Monetize

I think these newbies have completely missed the memo
on A.I., otherwise they would know that they could use it
to conduct comprehensive market research on anything.
And it probably has not occurred to them that they can
use it to develop more information products than they
could think of. SMH.

Develop and create more information products, for sure...AND maybe write a decent promotion, but selling the products, is where current AI falters. Maybe soon.

But it hasn't yet done the product, the promotion and created the intersection for prospect to intersect with its brilliance. Soon maybe.

Creating products and selling products are different parts, and maybe AI will do that.

But not for a newbie.

GordonJ

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Kingshouse

18 weeks ago

Good question.

I think it is a start on the ladder knowing what is selling already and forming ideas from this.

Very importantly I think if something is already selling then it is already making money! No point trying to reinvent the wheel.

That said and to probably the reason for your question...what next once that info is obtained?

Maybe the question ought to have been where else can I get to know what the best sellers are apart from CB? Others have been mentioned but there is also Amazon.

People with lists simply ask.

I am glad keyword volumes were not mentioned...I may have missed that ;-) Researchers are not necessarily out there to buy.

Thanks for the opportunity to contribute to the discussion.

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GordonJ

18 weeks ago

Originally Posted by Kingshouse

Good question.
I think it is a start on the ladder knowing what is selling already and forming ideas from this.
Very importantly I think if something is already selling then it is already making money! No point trying to reinvent the wheel.
That said and to probably the reason for your question...what next once that info is obtained?
Maybe the question ought to have been where else can I get to know what the best sellers are apart from CB? Others have been mentioned but there is also Amazon.
People with lists simply ask.
I am glad keyword volumes were not mentioned...I may have missed that ;-) Researchers are not necessarily out there to buy.
Thanks for the opportunity to contribute to the discussion.

How about this idea: take a look around your home, and note what you are already BUYING?

Knowing what good or even best selling items may be a first rung of the ladder, but why not start on the ground floor? We often tell newbies to get involved in marketing things they already either know about or are a part of a group of similar interests, eh?

Amazon is great for finding cool numbers, in USA it is Winter, so moisturizers sell, and one can see that Eucerin has over 14k sales at 12 dollars, and Minerin, a generic is at 10 bux with thousands of sales, and Equate brand with thousands...but we can also identify products like LA MER a top end, at over 600.00 dollars.

So, would I want to sell a competing product that sells thousands a month or one that only sells hundreds a month, but at 20X the cost?

What I'm suggesting is, that before one places their foot on the bottom rung of the ladder to know what is selling, it is in my opinion an unnecessary first step...a better one might be to determine who one wants for a customer and why. No?

Thanks for your comments, I think you are right, it is one way to find what people are buying, but wide open eyes reveal this info too.

GordonJ

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Kingshouse

16 weeks ago

Originally Posted by GordonJ

How about this idea: take a look around your home, and note what you are already BUYING?

Knowing what good or even best selling items may be a first rung of the ladder, but why not start on the ground floor? We often tell newbies to get involved in marketing things they already either know about or are a part of a group of similar interests, eh?

Amazon is great for finding cool numbers, in USA it is Winter, so moisturizers sell, and one can see that Eucerin has over 14k sales at 12 dollars, and Minerin, a generic is at 10 bux with thousands of sales, and Equate brand with thousands...but we can also identify products like LA MER a top end, at over 600.00 dollars.

So, would I want to sell a competing product that sells thousands a month or one that only sells hundreds a month, but at 20X the cost?

What I'm suggesting is, that before one places their foot on the bottom rung of the ladder to know what is selling, it is in my opinion an unnecessary first step...a better one might be to determine who one wants for a customer and why. No?

Thanks for your comments, I think you are right, it is one way to find what people are buying, but wide open eyes reveal this info too.

GordonJ

Great point Gordon. One needs look around and see what one is already buying and WHY?

We normally buy stuff to solve a problem.

Worth asking then what problems we are trying to have solved and who else has same problem?

Some people in the neighbourhood have grass lawn and have a lawn mower (they bought it) then you have those and sometimes same people short on time and who then need a Gardener. How many of those are around us? You probably won't get that answer online as it is afterall in your neighbourhood.

This subject can really go on and on.

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Gaus

18 weeks ago

One good way to find high-demand products is to analyze trending topics on platforms like Google Trends or even niche-specific forums. Also, check marketplaces like WarriorPlus or JVZoo for hot-selling digital products. Another approach is joining relevant Facebook groups or Reddit communities where marketers share insights about what's working. Anyone have other go-to strategies?