How to find Winning Products that will Sell on Takealot

Discover Winning Products for Takealot!
In this video, I’ll show you how to find and research products that will sell like hotcakes on Takealot! We’ll dive into:
- Using Google Trends to track selling seasons and product popularity.
- Choosing products you already love and have a passion for.
These are the two main ways you can go about choosing products and I explain who each one is for.
Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned seller, these tips will help you make informed decisions and boost your sales.
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[@godmother8801]

I love how you explain everything so clearly and also how you share your screen with us so we see what you doing. Bless your heart Romero.

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@godmother8801 thanks for the feedback. I genuinely almost didn’t post this as I thought it wasn’t as concise as possible so it means a lot, haha.

[@BakininPeace]

Thanks so much bro

[@sithembisomaduma3351]

we will be waiting for part two big guy.

[@mothibelimathaha8134]

This video is just spot on. I love it

[@VeilKeeper638]

Very informative, thank you for posting! Keep em coming 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@VeilKeeper638 thank you. Will do!

[@lindiswatyokela2951]

Thank you for your efforts I find your tips very useful 💐❤

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@lindiswatyokela2951 I really appreciate that. Thank you!

[@homa5378]

Thanks for putting this together, very informative.

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@homa5378 thank you. Glad it helped.

[@ziyaadluckan6976]

Really enjoyed this, bud. Thanks for the advice. I've been struggling to know what to sell on Take-A-Lot. I've been focusing on looking for products to sell and having my own business where i hand make products. But like you said, maybe i should focus more on selling my handmade products and not so much other "random" trending products. Im more passionate about designing my own products, and I'll probably enjoy selling them instead of other sourced products. Thanks again. Other people charge for this knowledge sharing, and I've fallen into that trap of paying for a course for this type of information. Keep it up. #subscribed

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@ziyaadluckan6976 awesome feedback! Both ways are good ways, it just depends on your long term goals. There’s no shortcut though. A lot of the courses are sold to make it sound like an easy-fix but in reality it’s hard getting started and building your own thing. It just takes more time than people like to sell to us. And it’s not for everyone. I hope to hear some updates soon on how it’s going! 🙏🏾

[@mercysikwane6679]

Thank you very for your heartfelt informative videos.they are visible,Audible, so easy to understand. My question is, Is it possible to cancel the "rejected product listing submission" and list it all over again as a new product. Im really struggling to fix this rejected offer with excel.

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@mercysikwane6679 same here. I also just usually start again. Not saying it’s the best way, it’s just less hassle for me personally.

[@mariamaleshoanemotlalile1360]

u are a Star, thank u man with dis info.🙏

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@mariamaleshoanemotlalile1360 hope you find some great products.

[@mariamaleshoanemotlalile1360]

@@Romero_Meyer yes 😘

[@justinfraenkel]

Nice one, thanks man - I'm about to put my first China based order in - any suggestions on finding products that are reliable and steady sellers, even possibly a little saturated - I'm doing a first round as a test run so I just want to make sure the product I decide on will sell, even if it takes a while.

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@justinfraenkel I think research can only get you so far. I would just suggest starting small, negotiating with suppliers (sharing your plans and projected sales) often helps and then test it out. Takealot only allows you to send 5-10 items to each DC when they’re new listings in any case, so good to test and watch the analytics closely. Definitely try package a hand/written note inside (where it makes sense product wise) thanking people for their support and also something recommending reviews if they loved it. Sales definitely go better once you have some positive reviews as your product ranks better.

[@justinfraenkel]

@@Romero_Meyer Great advice , I'm about to pull the trigger on a modest first round of orders - hoping to establish a proof of concept and build from there - thanks!

[@moviesseries5878]

Hi How are you buying through china?

[@Romero_Meyer]

@@moviesseries5878 hey. Will touch on that in part 2, where to actually purchase the products that you’ve researched.

[@moviesseries5878]

@@Romero_Meyer Thank you! Wow didn't expect such a speedy reply😁 I'm planning to start selling on takealot from next month. Do you think that it's still a good idea to? I understand that it depends on the type of product and what consumers are looking for