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Finally, product quality is essential to avoid chargebacks and refunds. The speaker aims for products with at least 85% profit margins or $30 profit per sale, to ensure significant earnings from organic dropshipping.
The speaker shares his specific product criteria for identifying winning products, cultivated after testing countless products. This criteria helps determine if a product is worth running for organic dropshipping.
The first and most crucial step is to look for demand. This is evident through comments like 'need,' 'where do I buy,' or 'link?'. However, it's essential to ensure it's 'right demand' – not from bot accounts, other dropshippers, or low-converting demographics like young children who lack purchasing power. The demand should also be reasonable relative to video views, and positive comments should have many likes, indicating broader interest.
Saturation is a critical factor often overlooked. There are two types: 'view saturation' (inability to go viral) and 'market share saturation' (too many sellers reducing profitability). The speaker explains how to navigate both types: for view saturation, find new angles or concepts to regain virality; for market saturation, target new countries, new audience segments, or discover new multi-purposes for the product.
If a product is no longer being actively posted by competitors, it often indicates a problem, either with virality or conversion. It's crucial to investigate why posting stopped before considering the product.
Another overlooked aspect is the ability to actually film content for the product. If the product requires a specific environment (e.g., a beach) or demographic (e.g., a female model) that the seller cannot easily access, it's best to avoid it, unless advanced strategies for new concepts are viable.
Passionate audiences are key to finding high-converting products (e.g., 10K per million views). Examples include Harry Potter fans, gym enthusiasts, or Taylor Swift fans. These audiences are more likely to buy products related to their interests, often collecting items or engaging deeply with the niche.
The speaker also considers a product's longevity – how long it can be profitably run. Products with multiple uses or diverse target audiences (like a projector) offer extended profitability. Such products also present opportunities for future branding and expanding the store with related items or variants.
The speaker shares his recent success, generating $70,000 in 30 days with a product found using a different method than the 'burner' scroll. He offers to create a video detailing this alternative product research method and invites viewers to join his Discord or message him on Instagram for one-on-one mentorship during Q4.