Your First Product Analysis in Majorka: The Full Walkthrough

1. 1

   Copy the full product URL from AliExpress

   The whole thing, tracking junk and all, we clean it up on our end. Mobile share links work too. If you're on the app, tap Share and then Copy Link.

2. 2

   Paste it into the search bar on the Products page

   The bar auto-detects that it's a link rather than a keyword and switches to analysis mode. You'll see the product photo appear as confirmation before anything runs.

3. 3

   Hit Search and wait about 20 seconds

   We're pulling 24 months of order history, every variant's individual sales, review timing, and destination countries. It's a lot of data. Go get water.

4. 4

   Look at the curve shape FIRST, before any number

   Cover the totals with your hand if you have to. Is the line rising, flat, or falling over the last 8 weeks? That one glance decides more than everything else combined.

5. 5

   Then check the verdict panel

   The score compresses demand velocity, competition, margin room, and timing into one number. Above 75 with a rising curve: worth a serious look. Below 50: close the tab, no matter how much you love the product.

6. 6

   Open the variant breakdown before you leave

   This is the step everyone skips, and it costs them real money. More on that below.

First: the variant breakdown. I once watched a user celebrate a product doing 4,000 orders a month, build his whole store around the black version, and the data was right there showing 86% of orders were the white one. He found out from his ad account six hundred dollars later. Click the variants tab. It takes eight seconds.

Second: the destination mix. If 70% of orders ship to the country you were planning to target, you're late, the market's already being served. The gold is a product surging in Germany while nobody's touched the US yet. That's a gap you can drive a truck through.

Here's the uncomfortable truth about research tools, ours included: they're mirrors. If you come in wanting the product to win, you'll find a way to read the screen as a yes. I've done it. Everyone's done it.

• Write down your call BEFORE you run the analysis: 'I think this is a scale.' Then check. Being wrong in your notebook is free; being wrong in your ad account isn't.
• If you catch yourself saying 'yeah but' more than twice while reading the results, the data already said no.
• Run the same analysis again in a week. A real trend survives seven days. A blip doesn't.

That's the whole routine. Paste, wait, shape first, verdict second, variants and destinations before you leave. Do it ten times and it becomes muscle memory. Do it fifty times and you'll start disagreeing with the verdict occasionally, and being right. That's when you know it clicked.