How do you guys test out products effectively?

I have found a couple of interesting products I want to test as fast and easy as possible to see if they would be easy to sell on my website. What are your recommendations?

I have two options so far, where the first one is to post shortened tracked links to other websites with the same product on places like forums, social media, etc and see how many click through to the product. The second option is to play around with ads (which I would like to avoid) and simply link to some others website.

Any better ideas?

Test a and b

we do that all the time , we setup pages to the deal on diffrent pages see what one works .

split testing .

we use google stat program or other to see the results .

try to tune the tier 1 traffic only for better conversions


you can use paid traffic as a fast way to see product sells with certain keywords .

or do free traffic with social posting .


what ever way your looking for best keywords to get best conversions

when you no the correct info can hit it very hard to get a real good return .

free and paid adverts

find a affiliate deal and go for it .

redarrow said:

Test a and b

we do that all the time , we setup pages to the deal on diffrent pages see what one works .

split testing .

we use google stat program or orher to see the results .

try to tune the tier 1 traffic only for better conversions


you csn use paid traffic as a fast way to see product sells with certain keywords .

or do free traffic with social posting .


what ever way ou lioking for best keywords to get best conversions

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Okay, I have now created a simple landing page with Google Sites (with buy now buttons) and will spread it on social media to see if it would sell. This will be kind of interesting. I hope it will be representative of reality...

did you pay for custom domains?

I own an agency that matches brands with influencers.

Typically brands run a poll campaign asking which of 2 products is preferred.

That way you can easily do product research.