Today is part two in a two-part seller strategy masterclass where we're talking all about the

Chrome extension, how just using the Chrome extension, you can find out how many sales products

are making on Amazon, how you can find suppliers from Alibaba for a product that you're thinking

about, how you can see about how saving just an inch or two could save you thousands of dollars in your packaging,

this and more in today's episode.

How cool is that?

Pretty cool, I think.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the serious sellers podcast by Helium 10.

I'm your host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show.

That's completely BS-free, unscripted and unrehears, organic conversation about serious strategies

for serious sellers of any level in the e-commerce world.

And today is part two in a two-part series.

If you didn't see part one, make sure to go back a few weeks and take a look where we go deep into the Chrome extension. A lot of people sleep on the Chrome extension. They think about helium-10. They think about cerebro and things like that, which is very true, very powerful tools. But even without having to enter into helium-10, there's so much you can do. And today we're going to be focusing on on X-ray and some of the other tools where,

you know, you can see things about how Helium Tens, the only one that has child level variation sales, you know, like before we only had parent-level variation sales. You're going to be able to see, hey, what country are sellers based in? You know, like so you can see, hey, I don't want to compete too much with sellers who are originated in China or USA or a certain country and a lot, lot more. So our team is going

to help you out with this. So let's go ahead and get into the video. I've got a fresh batch of

strategies lined up that will level up your product research game. Starting with something

that seems simple but can reveal

surprising opportunities, the Amazon search bar. Now, you might be thinking, how can typing

into a search bar turn into an actual product research strategy? Let me show you. I'm here on Amazon's

search results page, and I've got the Helium 10 Chrome extension already installed.

The second that I start typing something in, I'll see something that looks a little bit like

this. Okay. And when I type in Pappison, because I just discovered how comfy Pappison chairs

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