Amazon Online Arbitrage – Product Research

I conducted in-depth product research for Online Arbitrage, analyzing supplier websites and comparing prices with Amazon listings to identify profitable opportunities. I evaluated sales rank, competition, and historical trends to determine product viability, while also performing profitability checks using both manual analysis and specialized tools. My research ensured that only data-driven, high-potential products were recommended for sourcing.

Methods I Use in Product Research

In conducting Amazon Online Arbitrage product research, I combine both manual and tool-based approaches to ensure accuracy and profitability. I check supplier websites for potential products, compare prices with Amazon listings, and analyze sales rank, reviews, and competition levels. I also use tools such as Keepa for historical sales and pricing trends, and profitability calculators to measure ROI and margins. This method helps me identify products that are both in-demand and financially viable.

Tools I Used and Their Functions

Keepa – Track historical price, sales rank trends, and product demand to ensure long-term profitability.

RevSeller – Analyze product data directly on Amazon’s product page for faster decision-making.

AZInsight – All-in-one product analysis tool for calculating ROI, profit margins, fees, and competition with real-time data.

BrickSeek – a tool that helps find local store deals (like Walmart, Target, etc.) and lets you check product availability by location.

Google Sheets / Excel – Record, organize, and track product research results for easy client reporting.