šŸ“Š The Smart Way to Vet Any Product Idea

Research trends, frustrations, and market gaps before you invest.

🚦 Don’t Launch Blind—Validate Your Idea

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Every successful product starts with one question:

ā€œIs there real potential here?ā€

Unfortunately, most sellers only answer that after they've already launched—when it's too late to pivot without pain.

The truth is, a ā€œgood ideaā€ isn’t enough. What feels exciting to you might already be saturated, seasonal, or lacking real demand. 

And diving into hours of research can feel overwhelming if you're not sure what you're looking for.

That’s where ChatGPT becomes your competitive edge.

Instead of juggling tools or hoping intuition will guide you, you can now run a complete product viability analysis with a few smart prompts—saving time and reducing risk before you commit.

Let’s walk through how to do that in a smart, structured way.

STEP 1: Evaluate Demand First—Not Just Product Features

Before you worry about colors, bundles, or packaging, ask: ā€œAre people actually searching for this?ā€

Using ChatGPT, you can test the market appetite in minutes.

Prompt:

ā€œAct as an Amazon market analyst. Evaluate demand for [product type]. Include: current popularity, buyer intent, and whether this product is trending up, stable, or declining.ā€

Why this matters:

Many sellers unknowingly choose low-interest products. AI helps you avoid wasting energy on ideas that sound good but don’t sell.

STEP 2: Analyze Competitive Landscape

Next, explore who you’d be up against. You want to know:

šŸ‘‰ How many established competitors are there?

šŸ‘‰ Are there dominant brands or room for differentiation?

šŸ‘‰ What’s missing from their offers?

Prompt:

ā€œCompare the top 5 best-selling [product] listings on Amazon. Summarize their strengths, weaknesses, pricing strategies, and review patterns.ā€

Why this matters:

It’s not just about how many listings exist—it’s about whether you can bring something meaningfully different to the table.

STEP 3: Research Buyer Frustrations and Gaps

Now dig into why people buy—and what they wish existed.

ChatGPT can summarize hundreds of reviews in seconds, uncovering pain points, unmet needs, and emotional triggers.

Prompt:

ā€œAnalyze 100+ reviews of [product type] and summarize recurring customer complaints, feature requests, or product issues.ā€

Why this matters:

This gives you leverage. 

You can build your differentiation around solving what others ignore—even if you’re selling something that looks similar.

STEP 4: Estimate Profitability Potential

You don’t need a full spreadsheet to understand whether a product is viable.

ChatGPT can help you sketch basic profitability based on average price points, shipping constraints, and production costs.

Prompt:

ā€œAssume I sell [product] for $29. My estimated landed cost is $7 and Amazon fees are $9. Estimate the profit margin and suggest whether this price point is sustainable compared to competitors.ā€

You can also ask:

ā€œWhat pricing strategies could improve margin without hurting conversions?ā€

Why this matters:

It helps you make fast go/no-go decisions—especially when comparing multiple product ideas side by side.

STEP 5: Summarize Opportunity and Red Flags

Finally, turn everything you’ve researched into a clear summary.

Prompt:

ā€œBased on demand, competition, customer pain points, and estimated profitability, summarize the pros and cons of launching this product. Include any major risks or opportunities to be aware of.ā€

Why this matters:

You’re not guessing. 

You now have a snapshot of the opportunity landscape—so you can move forward with clarity or walk away confidently.

āœ… RECAP:

āœ” Understand real market demand before investing

āœ” Evaluate competitors based on substance, not just quantity

āœ” Pinpoint gaps that your version of the product can solve

āœ” Run rough profitability estimates to protect your margins

āœ” Use AI to summarize the risks and opportunities in plain English

Launching a new product is risky—but it doesn’t have to be reckless.

With ChatGPT, you can do the kind of strategic analysis that used to take hours… in minutes.

šŸ’” Never miss out on important updates from the AI world:

1. Meta Launches AI Video Restyling Tools in Edits and AI App (source)

Restyle uses AI understanding to completely alter the context of your videos. 

So now, if you want to make it look like you’re in an animated film, or underwater, you can use these AI filters to reform your content.

2. Amazon sellers can now automatically improve product listings with our new Gen AI tool (source)

Sellers can now simply describe their products in just a few words, upload a single image, or even provide a URL from their existing websites. 

And generate Amazon-style titles and comprehensive product-listing attributes using customer insights and shopping data to ensure listings resonate with customers.

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What’s one product idea you’ve been sitting on—but haven’t validated yet?

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Larisa
Chief Marketing Officer, intelliBRAND

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