Find all shopify stores by traffic & Meta ads

I'm finding products and brands i've never seen before even though they're running crazy amount of ads on fb. It's a really well done tool.

I spend over $3m a month on meta ads. So far, this tool has been very practical to use along my team to keep track on the market and new SKUs. I really like that our saved content isn't shared on a library too. It's good :)

I’ve been in e-commerce since 2014, and BrandSearch is the first tool that actually scales with my business. Found a competitor selling similar products I do at a 700% markup. Reverse-engineered their funnel, and now it’s my top product ($45k/mo). The saved content feature is worth the subscription alone.

I've basically copied a brand in the USA doing over over 100k monthly traffic with only like 20 total ads and 10 active ones and launched in australia after seeing it's in demand there with google trends. Copied their ads too with my own recipe.

Before you launch a brand, you have to deep dive in finding all your competitors and tracking them all. Checking their prices, which markets they're targeting, what angles they're making creatives for, their ads and organic content.. I do most of this now with brandsearch.

Brandsearch is my cheat-code to find winning products and similar products to sell. It's my go-to market research tool now. It's been a game changer to train an ecom VA team to work with it, it's just top-notch efficient.

I'm finding products and brands i've never seen before even though they're running crazy amount of ads on fb. It's a really well done tool.

I’ve been in e-commerce since 2014, and BrandSearch is the first tool that actually scales with my business. Found a competitor selling similar products I do at a 700% markup. Reverse-engineered their funnel, and now it’s my top product ($45k/mo). The saved content feature is worth the subscription alone.

I've basically copied a brand in the USA doing over over 100k monthly traffic with only like 20 total ads and 10 active ones and launched in australia after seeing it's in demand there with google trends. Copied their ads too with my own recipe.

Before you launch a brand, you have to deep dive in finding all your competitors and tracking them all. Checking their prices, which markets they're targeting, what angles they're making creatives for, their ads and organic content.. I do most of this now with brandsearch.

Brandsearch is my cheat-code to find winning products and similar products to sell. It's my go-to market research tool now. It's been a game changer to train an ecom VA team to work with it, it's just top-notch efficient.

Super powerful tool, really worth for anyone doing real ecommerce