Where to find best products to promote

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To those promoting on TikTok do you just copy other creators, do you use website like kalodata or how are you determining what is a good product vs bad?
 
To those promoting on TikTok do you just copy other creators, do you use website like kalodata or how are you determining what is a good product vs bad?
Most people just copy trends, but that’s already late, focus on growth speed, repeated creatives, and if it actually converts not just views
 
kalodata is solid for finding trending products but honestly just scrolling tiktok shop and looking at whats getting views is free and works just as well. sort by top selling and youll see whats moving
 
They don’t just copy others; they combine TikTok trend analysis, tools like Kalodata, real ad testing, and customer feedback to determine whether a product is good or low quality.
 
Instead of looking at the #1 top seller (which is likely saturated with 10,000 other affiliates), pros look for products with high GMV but low creator count. This means there is demand, but the market isn't crowded yet.
 
True, by the time a trend is widely copied, it’s often too late. It’s better to focus on testing quickly, iterating on what works, and paying attention to real results, not just views.
 
To those promoting on TikTok do you just copy other creators, do you use website like kalodata or how are you determining what is a good product vs bad?
check directly on tiktok shop to see what items are growing in sales
 
To those promoting on TikTok do you just copy other creators, do you use website like kalodata or how are you determining what is a good product vs bad?
tools like kalodata or fastmoss are great for seeing the raw sales data but by the time a product is ranking high on those dashboards the niche is usually already getting saturated by thousands of other affiliates copying the exact same videos. instead of fighting for scraps on saturated trends, your absolute best play is to just tap directly into those chinese businesses and teams you are already connecting with for your global expansion platform because you literally have a direct pipeline to manufacturers who desperately want to break into overseas markets. just find the ones in your network with solid margins and reliable shipping, and make authentic organic content introducing their stuff to the target countries before those products even hit the mainstream spy tools.
 
If you have access, then check in TikTok Shop Creator Center, by sorting based on top-selling/trending. If you do not have access to TikTok Shop Creator Center, then you can use third-party analytics tools like Fast Moss or KaloData to track real-time sales in TikTok.
From my experience, products that "demonstrate" well on video generally perform the best and these are products related to beauty, home / lifestyle gadgets and sometimes also tech accessories.
 
Tools like kalodata or fastMoss are definitely your best bet since they show you exactly how much money an item is actively making, copying big creators is usually a trap because those trends are completely burned out by the time they hit your feed, look for items with a solid commission payout that are super easy to demonstrate on camera.
 
To those promoting on TikTok do you just copy other creators, do you use website like kalodata or how are you determining what is a good product vs bad?
kalodata or pipiads to identify products with high conversion rates and rising demand
 
To those promoting on TikTok do you just copy other creators, do you use website like kalodata or how are you determining what is a good product vs bad?
If you want to start a business, you probably already have a few products in mind. Your job is to check the TikTok store to see which products are selling well and focus on those products.
 
See what’s trending and has good engagement then test it yourself.
 
I just watch what repeats on my feed, same product from many creators means its selling

Tools help but manual scroll shows winners faster then test quick
 
start by checking TikTok Creative Center and trending videos, then validate using tools like Kalodata or just watching repeat ads and engagement. if multiple creators keep pushing the same product and comments look real, it is usually a good sign
 
Comments tell a lot, if people ask “where to buy” it’s good...
 
To those promoting on TikTok do you just copy other creators, do you use website like kalodata or how are you determining what is a good product vs bad?
Actually, beginners tend to just copy, but those who've been doing it for a while always look for trends, use Kalodata to analyze data, and quickly test a few products.They keep the ones that generate sales and discard the rest
 
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