Now, the question, the big question of this entire episode is, is the opportunity score legit?

In the sense that if I'm searching gardening gloves for men, considering it as a product

idea, and I see that the opportunity score right here is four out of ten, big red circle, big red

flag, should I stay away from gardening gloves for men?

My answer to this, guys, is no, you should not stay away from it.

What's up, guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

Is Jungle Scouts Opportunity Score legit?

Shout out to Brian over on Instagram for recommending this podcast episode idea.

I thought it was a great idea for a podcast episode because I've gotten this question

multiple times over the past couple years relating specifically to Jungle Scout's

Opportunity Score. So let's first talk about what is the Jungle Scout opportunity score.

Jungle Scout, they've got their web app. So they've got their login. You go to jungle

scout.com. You log in and you've got all the tools in there, right? You've got product database,

opportunity finder. You've got the supplier database, keyword, marketing, sales, like the whole

online platform. Then in addition to that, you've also got the Chrome extension. The Chrome

extension works with Amazon.com. So when you're browsing on Amazon.com, you load the Chrome

extension, you see the sales data of the products you're looking at directly on Amazon.com.

And it will give you this little pop-up box that you can either refer to or as you're looking at directly on amazon.com and it will give you this little pop-up box that

you can either refer to or as you're scrolling on amazon it will actually load on the amazon

search results so you can see the data right there underneath every single listing and then even

when you click through to a listing there's another feature that will pop up at the

top of the screen related to monthly sales and revenue and daily sales and all that kind of stuff.

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