What's the point of this kind of search? There are variations on great selling ASINs that are being overlooked. They are variations that are newer to the catalog but sell well. However, they look like they sell well when you only look at the review %. Here's how to find them.

In Keepa Product Finder (KPF) you'll use the number of Reviews filter. Use 10 as the minimum number of current reviews. In the 30 days drop % you want the number of reviews to increase. So, you'll use negative numbers. Put -50 in the "from" filter and -10 in the "to" filter.

This will show you ASINS that: • have at least 10 reviews • have increased the reviews by 10% to 50% over the past 30 days This sounds confusing. Here's what it looks like:

Next, you want to ensure low competition but try and remove PL products. You'll do this by putting a max current offer count of 5 sellers but and avg 30 day offer count of 3 sellers or more. It looks like this:

Finally, you will ensure it's a variation by choosing the "is variation" filter. Then make sure the listing is newer by using the tracking since filter. In this example I've chosen to see listings tracked since June 2023. It looks like this:

When done properly you should see ASINs that have been on Amazon for a shorter period of time than the parent ASIN. They should also have evidence of selling well. And, it should have less competition. Similar to the variation highlighted below.

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@cleartheshelf Amazing mate…I will must try this method 👍

@cleartheshelf Nice, different look at keepa for sure.