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How to Research Best Selling Products

by Info-seeker
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I want to start selling golf products by purchasing PLR. How do I find out what the best selling products are in the gold niche?
#plr #products #research #selling
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  • Profile picture of the author officialkevindavid
    Choose only those products that you and other people are passionate about. The Product you choose must be from the potential brand that has the demand in the market and well serve your niche segment.
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  • Profile picture of the author DABK
    You look up golf on amazon.com and it will give you a way of sorting by most popular.


    But I would figure out who I want to sell to, then find things that fit their wants and needs.


    I know nothing about golf, still I know some golfers are men, some are women, some are young, some are old, some are competitive players, some are left-handed, some are not. A young woman would be persuaded to buy differently than an old man, for instance.



    Originally Posted by Info-seeker View Post

    I want to start selling golf products by purchasing PLR. How do I find out what the best selling products are in the gold niche?
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  • Profile picture of the author bryan247
    Sell what's in demand in the market... Amazon is a good place to start your research
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  • Profile picture of the author elfrost
    I use tool like ecomhunt
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  • Profile picture of the author GordonJ
    Originally Posted by Info-seeker View Post

    I want to start selling golf products by purchasing PLR. How do I find out what the best selling products are in the gold niche?
    Golf or gold? PLR for golf would have to be information, although you could get equipment and such, especially balls, gloves, hats to PRIVATE LABEL. But PLR as I think you are meaning is information. Hard sell to golfers. Unless you have something new and exclusive, which you won't find in the PLR area.

    My initial thought is you might be putting the cart before the horse, that is, why not find a group of buyers, even within golf, a niche of people who buy and then find or create your product for them.

    If you use the PLR as a lead gen, a name email catcher, with back-ends in golf, you might have some success.

    Why golf?

    Clickbank and JVZoo or Warrior Plus would be worth searching to see what golf products are being sold and maybe how popular they are.

    But unless you have something new or are in the golf market already, it isn't going to be a very fast track for you.

    GordonJ
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