How To Use Google Trends For Product Research - Find Dropshipping Products

In the first paragraph, the host Ennis introduces the topic of using Google Trends for precision product research in dropshipping and e-commerce. He emphasizes that he will not cover basic information about Google Trends but instead focus on advanced techniques. Ennis uses an analogy of choosing the right road to reach a destination to illustrate the importance of precision in product research. He positions Google Trends as a reliable guide (like a knowledgeable local at a crossroads) to help find the most profitable and efficient products to sell online. The host also encourages viewers to engage with the content by leaving comments or questions, promising to respond to each one.

The second paragraph delves into a specific strategy for finding products to sell by looking at upcoming events in Australia. Ennis uses Google Search to find events such as the 'Cape to Cape' mountain biking event and a triathlon. He explains that these events can drive demand for related products and that Google Trends can predict this demand before it peaks. The host briefly describes the nature of triathlon events and how they can be a goldmine for finding trending products. He also humorously comments on his own English language skills and the pronunciation of certain words.

In the third paragraph, Ennis demonstrates how to use Google Trends to find products related to an upcoming triathlon event in Queensland, Australia. He shows that by typing 'triathlon' into Google Trends and selecting Australia, one can see an increase in search interest, indicating potential demand. He then uses Google Search to find specific products related to triathlons, such as wetsuits, goggles, and swim training tools. Ennis also evaluates the feasibility of these products for dropshipping, considering factors like shipping costs and product prices. He highlights the importance of using one's brain and available online resources instead of relying solely on paid tools.

The final paragraph wraps up the video with a summary of how to effectively use Google Trends to guide product research for e-commerce. Ennis reiterates that he has not covered basic Google Trends information, which he assumes the audience already knows. He invites viewers to ask questions or make video requests in the comments section and promises to reply to each one. The host also encourages viewers to follow him on Instagram for further interaction and assistance with their inquiries about dropshipping or e-commerce in general. He concludes by asking viewers to like the video if they found it helpful and hints at catching the audience in the next video.