Lesson Four: Find Winning Products

Go to WinningHunter. Look for products that: Have active ads running Show engagement (likes, comments, shares) Solve a clear problem If advertisers are still spending money on it, that’s a good sign. Don’t pick random products. Pick products that are already being pushed.

Before choosing a product, confirm demand. Go to the Facebook Ads Library and search: The product name The brand name Keywords related to the product Look for: Multiple ads running Ads active for several weeks Different pages promoting similar products If multiple businesses are running ads, there’s interest.

Before moving forward, calculate with dropship.io: Selling price − product cost − estimated ad cost = profit If profit is weak, skip it.

Choose products that: Can sell for 3x more, and comfortably profit Example: COG (Cost of Goods): $8 Landed (Including Shipping) Product Sale: $29.99 Have clear video ad potential

Most products won’t work. That’s normal. Your job is to test fast until one hits. How to Test Launch 1 product at a time Spend a small test budget ($10–$30/day) Let ads run for 24–48 hours Don’t kill products after 5 minutes. Give the data time. What You’re Looking For Keep testing if you see: clicks coming in add-to-carts purchases or strong engagement Kill it if: no clicks no interest ads are expensive No emotion. Just numbers. When You Find a Winner A winner has: consistent sales affordable ad cost profit per order Once you see that: Increase budget slowly. Important Rule Don’t get attached to products. Testing is part of the business. Most fail. One pays for everything. Goal Test until you find ONE winner. That’s all you need.