Overview

Helium 10 is debuting a video series that will track eight diverse e‑commerce entrepreneurs as they overhaul their Amazon or TikTok businesses with hands‑on guidance from Helium 10 specialists. The program opens its doors for applications now, promising participants nationwide exposure and a chance to implement proven growth tactics. Sellers who join can expect real‑time coaching, tool demonstrations and a platform that drives traffic directly to their listings.

Key Points

• Eight entrepreneurs selected — The show will feature eight sellers, each coming from a different niche such as private‑label vitamins, handcrafted jewelry, or TikTok‑centric dropshipping, ensuring a wide range of business models are covered.
• Multi‑channel showcase — Participants may sell on Amazon, TikTok, or both, illustrating how strategies can be adapted for the two dominant online marketplaces.
• One‑on‑one mentorship — Every contestant receives personalized coaching from a Helium 10 expert, whether it’s a keyword‑research analyst or a PPC strategist, who tailors advice to the seller’s specific product line.
• Live tool integration — Episodes will include step‑by‑step use of Helium 10 utilities such as Cerebro, Magnet and Frankenstein, showing how data‑driven decisions can boost listings, ad efficiency and inventory forecasts.
• Documentary‑style format — The series blends candid behind‑the‑scenes footage with structured tutorials, giving viewers an authentic look at challenges, pivots and breakthroughs.
• Audience amplification — Finished videos are posted on Helium 10’s YouTube channel and promoted across social platforms, with each seller’s brand linked in the description, creating immediate visibility spikes.
• Performance metrics highlighted — The show will spotlight measurable results, like a private‑label beauty brand that achieved a 20 % increase in organic traffic after a Magnet‑driven keyword overhaul.

How the Series Works

1. Application and screening — Interested sellers fill out an online questionnaire that captures current sales, product categories and growth objectives; for instance, a TikTok creator with 15 k followers and $30 k in monthly Amazon revenue would be flagged as high‑impact.