What if an Amazon seller gave you a Product Research test today?
Would you know how to match the product, calculate the real cost, read the graphs, check competition, spot the risks, and explain whether the seller should buy it—or would you quietly wonder, “Tama ba ginagawa ko?”
Picture the moment
A client sends one product.
Your answer affects real money.
This is where Product Research stops being a “VA topic” and becomes actual business judgment.
A seller is not asking you to recite what ROI means. They are asking you to help decide whether inventory deserves capital. That requires more than knowing the buttons inside a tool.
Maybe this part feels familiar
You’ve been learning.
But you still don’t feel ready.
Not because you haven’t tried. Maybe because most of what you’ve done so far has been consumption—not practice.
You save tutorials and attend webinars.
At first it feels exciting. You finally understand the words: Keepa, SellerAmp, Buy Box, BSR, ROI, FBA.
You start recognizing the concepts.
But recognizing what a coach is doing on-screen is different from making the decision yourself.
Then you open a real product… and hesitate.
“Matched ba? Stable ba? Too many sellers? Legit ba supplier? Tama ba unit cost ko? Safe ba ito?”
So you keep studying instead of testing yourself.
And another week becomes another month of knowing more—but proving nothing yet.
Student story • Rose
I’m so happy and grateful to share that I’ve landed a client while in training. Enrolling in AMZ Training Camp was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
Here’s the real job
A Product Research VA does not just “find products.”
You help a seller reduce uncertainty before money is spent.
Is this the exact same product, pack size, variation and specification?
What is the true unit cost after shipping, discounts, sales tax or VAT?
Is demand consistent—or are the sales numbers misleading?
Is the Buy Box stable? Is Amazon competing? Are sellers crowding the listing?
Are there IP, Hazmat, gating, private-label or supplier-legitimacy risks?
Would you be comfortable recommending that the client put money into it?
The AMZ Training Camp approach
Confidence is built through a repeatable training loop.
You learn the logic, apply it, get corrected, and repeat until the process starts making sense.
Understand the workflow and standards.
Use the tools on actual product scenarios.
Source, analyze and submit your work.
See why a lead passes, fails or needs work.
Correct the decision—not just the answer.
Build judgment through repetition.
Your 30-day climb
Not a pile of modules.
A progression.
The training moves from understanding the business to making decisions, doing the work, building proof, and preparing to present your skill.
Before tools, understand why the seller is buying.
Start with Amazon, Online Arbitrage, the VA role, FBA/FBM, profit, ROI, Buy Box, marketplace terminology and how Product Research affects a seller’s capital.

Stop staring at graphs.
Start reading the story.
Learn how SellerAmp and Keepa data support a sourcing decision: fees, ROI, Buy Box behavior, sales rank movement, estimated sales, Amazon presence, offer count, restrictions and risk.

One skill.
Multiple ways to find opportunity.
Practice different sourcing approaches so you do not depend on one repetitive method: Manual, Reverse, Storefront, Leaf, Newsletter and supplier research workflows.

Finding a product is not enough.
You have to judge the risk.
Go deeper into product matching, supplier verification, promotions, landed cost, sales tax, VAT, competition, IP, Hazmat, price behavior and the small details that can turn a “profitable” lead into a bad buy.

Student story • Mary
Through this training, I’ve not only gained valuable skills but also developed a positive mindset and stronger work ethic.
And then the training changes
Eventually, someone has to trust you with their business.
Before a client can trust your recommendation, you have to learn to trust the process behind your own decision.
This is where training becomes experience.
We do not want your only proof to be “I watched the lessons.” The Bootcamp roadmap includes real OJT so you can apply the workflow in a more practical environment.
The goal is not perfection on Day 1. The goal is to move from theory to decisions, submissions, corrections and better judgment.
Learn the standards, criteria, tools and workflow.
Find potential opportunities using the methods taught.
Match, calculate, inspect graphs and check risk.
Put your decision in front of the evaluation process.
Use feedback to strengthen the next decision.
The milestone
Don't just finish.
Build proof in both markets.
Certification is performance-based. Students are expected to earn at least 5 approved US leads + 5 approved UK leads — 10 approved leads total — based on the training criteria.
The visual above illustrates the milestone, not a guarantee that every student will progress at the same pace. Each lead must be reviewed and approved based on the applicable US or UK sourcing criteria and training standards.
Student story • Ernan
Bagsak ako sa training guys, pero di ako sumuko. Hindi ko na mabilang ilang ulit ko pinanood ang training videos ni Direk Roy. Ngayon, medyo malayo na—pero malayo pa.
But skill can still be invisible
So we also prepare you to present the skill.
A strong Product Research VA needs more than analysis. You also need to show a client what you can do and communicate it professionally.
Resume
Translate your training and specialization into a clearer professional profile.
Portfolio
Show practical sourcing and analysis output instead of relying on claims alone.
Mock Interview
Practice explaining your decisions, logic and experience more confidently.
VA Brand
Improve how you position yourself so your skill is easier to understand.
Applications
Learn how to present yourself to opportunities instead of sending random applications.
Client Acquisition
Move beyond “pa-hire po” marketing and build a more intentional approach.
Included career-growth system
The Budol Method 2.0
An 11-step client attraction system covering positioning, offers, content, funnels, lead generation, conversion and follow-through. It is designed to improve how you attract opportunities—not promise instant clients.

Student story • Paula • Batch 31
Before joining the training, I honestly didn’t know much about Amazon product research. The 30 days weren’t always easy, but every lesson taught me something new and helped me become more confident little by little.
More voices from the community
Real people.
Real training experience.
“I’m so happy and grateful to share that I’ve landed a client. The training gave me the knowledge, skills, confidence, and guidance I needed to start my freelancing journey.”
“I’ve not only gained valuable skills but also developed a positive mindset and a stronger work ethic.”
“Bagsak ako sa training guys, pero di ako sumuko. Hindi ko na mabilang ilang ulit ko pinanood ang training videos ni Direk Roy.”
“Akala ko ako na ang kukunin kasi I passed everything, pero waley. Pero naging kapalit sobra—ni hindi ako dumaan sa $3 rate.”

“The hands-on exercises and tools like Keepa and SellerAmp made learning practical and engaging.”

“1 day after ng graduation nakahanap agad ako ng client and nag undergo trial.”
Testimonials describe individual student experiences. They do not guarantee employment, income, client acquisition or identical results.

Why I built the Bootcamp this way
I started on the other side of the screen too.
Product Research became my entry point into Amazon work. And the lesson that stayed with me was simple: being useful is not just about completing the task. It’s about understanding what the numbers are telling you and bringing useful insight to the seller.
That is why the Bootcamp is designed around actual decision-making, practical work, feedback and client-readiness—not just completion.
The complete offer
You are not buying more videos.
You are entering a 30-day skill-building environment.
Learn the skill. Do the work. Build proof. Prepare to present yourself to opportunities.
Understand the marketplace, seller economics, VA role, FBA/FBM, profit and ROI.
Learn profitability, Buy Box, sales rank, competition, pricing behavior and risk signals. SellerAmp access is included for 30 days.
Manual, Reverse, Storefront, Leaf, Newsletter and supplier research methods.
Promotions, landed cost, sales tax, VAT, competition, IP, Hazmat, restrictions and price risk.
Learn how to verify the exact product and assess whether a supplier deserves the client’s trust.
Apply the workflow beyond lesson consumption through practical experience.
Work toward 5 approved US leads and 5 approved UK leads — 10 approved leads total.
Resume, portfolio, mock interview, professional positioning and VA brand development.
11-step client attraction system for positioning, content, leads, conversion and follow-through.
Get a structured support environment while you practice and improve.
Class 34 • Oct 16 – Nov 13, 2026
One specialized skill. A structured training process. Real practice. Real proof of work.
Limited to 30 students. Training does not guarantee employment, income or client acquisition.
Orientation
Lecture Series
US Market Practice
UK Market Practice
Check-up sessions run every Tuesday and Thursday between Oct 19 – Nov 13 at 11 AM PH Time, with Power-Up sessions every Friday at 4 PM PH Time. Sessions are recorded except the mock interview.
Before you decide
The honest answers.
Beginner ako. Pwede ba ako dito?
What if may full-time job ako?
Do I get Keepa access?
Will I automatically get a client after training?
What is required for certification?
Remember the question at the top?
Maybe today, you are not ready for that Product Research test.
You do not have to fake experience. You do not have to pretend you already know everything. But you can decide that you want to know more—and be able to do more—30 days from now.
“I took a course.”
You’ll be able to say:
“I trained for this.”