Litbuy spreadsheet FAQ
Short answers before you open a sheet, product page, or category.
What is a Litbuy spreadsheet usually used for?
It is usually used as a discovery shortcut. People use sheets to collect product finds, category ideas, source links, rough references, and sometimes QC or Yupoo photo context. The sheet is the starting point, not the final product check.
Where should I start if I do not know what product I want?
Use the broad Litbuy page first. Scan enough to understand what product family interests you, then move into a category so the page becomes easier to compare.
Where should I start if I already know the item type?
Go straight to the category. Use shoes, bags, hoodies, clothing, accessories, or electronics instead of scrolling through a mixed sheet.
Which Litbuy phrase should I start with?
Start broad with Litbuy spreadsheet, Litbuy sheets, or Litbuy finds when you need ideas. Move to shoes, bags, hoodies, clothing, or accessories when the item type is clear. Use Taobao, 1688, Weidian, Yupoo, QC photos, or product links only when you are checking a shortlist. If you are comparing other agent names such as CNFans, ACBuy, AllChinaBuy, Kakobuy, Mulebuy, or Hoobuy, the related agent sheets guide explains how those pages fit into the same workflow.
Are category pages better than old spreadsheet rows?
For active comparison, usually yes. Category pages keep similar products together, which makes photos, names, and variants easier to compare. Old rows are still useful as memory, but they need a freshness check.
How should I check an old Litbuy link?
Identify the product family, open the matching category beside it, and compare the old link against current items. Keep it only if it still loads, still matches the item, and still gives enough detail to be useful later.
When should I use Yupoo photos?
Use Yupoo after you have a shortlist. Albums are good for color, shape, material, detail shots, and seller presentation. They are less useful as the first step when you are still deciding what product family to browse.
What should I write down when saving a find?
Save the product family, why the item is worth keeping, which source gave the best photos, and what still needs checking. A short note makes the link much more useful later.
Is this site Findsindex or Litbuy?
No. This site is an independent helper for people who want to move from Litbuy spreadsheet searches to useful product pages faster. It does not sell products or process orders.
