Overview

On November 1 2022 Helium 10 launched the newest episode of its Weekly Buzz podcast, hosted by Chief Brand Evangelist Bradley Sutton. The program combined a rapid e‑commerce news briefing, a guest interview, and a hands‑on Amazon‑selling tactic designed to lift profit margins. Sellers should pay attention because the episode uncovers fresh competitive pressures—most notably ByteDance’s e‑commerce push—and delivers a free, step‑by‑step method that can be executed with Helium 10’s no‑cost tools within an hour.

Key Points

• ByteDance’s market entry — TikTok’s parent announced the rollout of new e‑commerce storefronts, creating a new wave of competition that could divert traffic from Amazon listings.
• Weekly Buzz structure — Each installment follows a three‑part formula: a concise roundup of industry headlines, a focused interview with a market expert, and a single, actionable training segment for Helium 10 users.
• Zero‑cost profit tactic — Sutton walked listeners through a repeatable workflow that relies exclusively on Helium 10’s free utilities, allowing sellers to uncover untapped keyword opportunities without paying for a subscription.
• One‑hour implementation — The entire process—from keyword discovery to listing optimization—can be completed in roughly 60 minutes, making it feasible for both newcomers and veteran sellers.
• Data‑driven validation — The method emphasizes using real‑time sales estimates from the Xray extension to confirm market demand before committing resources.
• Immediate listing impact — Early adopters reported moving from a third‑page ranking to the first page within two weeks after applying the three‑step routine, translating into a noticeable uptick in daily sales velocity.

How the Free Money‑Making Strategy Works

1. Spot a high‑volume, low‑competition keyword — Launch Helium 10’s free Magnet tool, input a seed phrase that describes your product niche, and apply filters to surface keywords that register at least 1,000 monthly searches while showing a low competition metric. For instance, a vendor selling silicone kitchen gloves might type “silicone oven mitts” and discover “heat‑resistant silicone oven mitts” as a promising, under‑served term.