Jacob Lenski

We track products from a supplier first mindset, right?

Why would you try, for example, let's take Jungle Scout, right?

Jungle Scout tracks different niches within Amazon, right?

The thing is, you're missing is those products are already being sold, right?

That means that market is already fairly saturated.

If you want to find a good product to sell in e-commerce, you need to find a supplier first, right?

One that's not yet being sold on Amazon, one that's yet not being dropshipped, which is where we come in, right?

We track products on AliExpress, on CJ Dropshipping, on these different platforms, abstract that all for you and provide you basically, you know, assorted...

you know, sorted products in terms of demand or in terms of how many stars they have, or in terms of how many sales they're getting each week.

So, yeah, that's one thing I was expecting.

When I originally joined, I used the manual hand-picked products, which was useful.

But one thing I noticed is the automated tracking is so much better.

I feel like there was a competitor, I believe, Niche Scraper, which also aimed to basically track products on AliExpress.

The main thing you're missing with AliExpress, though, is these are Chinese products.

These are quite low quality.

It's important to include other selections, such as CJ Dropshipping.

Yeah, we're definitely aiming for around 8,000 customers.

And the main reason for that is- By when?

By December.

Not 8,000, 1,000 paying customers.