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Public sources that show what buyers want and what they pay.
Buyers leave evidence everywhere: threads, comments, videos, ads that keep running and listings that keep selling. These guides cover where to look, what each signal means, and how to keep from fooling yourself.
How to do TikTok Shop product research before you launch: read units sold and prices, check the videos behind the sales, and spot a market you can still enter.
How to price a new product from evidence: competitor prices, what buyers already pay, your costs and a price test, with a worked example from a real check.
How to find pain points on Reddit for a product idea: search the buyer's words, read the comments, separate acute pain from mild interest, and keep the quotes.
How to find competitors for a product idea in an afternoon: marketplaces, app stores, ad libraries, Google and Reddit, and what to write down for each one.
How to use the Facebook Ad Library for product research: find active ads, read how long they have run, and tell real demand from one-off tests.
App Store research for app ideas: read ratings counts, prices and paid tiers, find complaints in reviews, and decide whether a new app has room before you code.