What is this Lovegobuy spreadsheet page for?
It helps you search Lovegobuy spreadsheet finds, open category routes, and continue to Findsindex with a clearer starting point.
Lovegobuy Spreadsheet FAQ, Finds and Search Help
Short answers for choosing between Lovegobuy spreadsheet search, category pages, buying checks, QC photos, product links and the main Findsindex route.
Should I search or use the category cards?
Search if you have a product name, seller link, item link, Taobao source, Weidian source or 1688 source. Use the cards if you only know the item type.
What should I do if search results are too broad?
Use fewer words, search the clearest product term, or switch to a category that matches the item type.
When should I use a category page?
Use one as soon as the product type is clear. Shoes, bags, hoodies, watches and pants are common examples.
Which Lovegobuy categories are worth opening first?
Shoes, bags, hoodies, pants, watches, jewelry, jackets, shirts, shorts and accessories are useful starting points depending on the item.
Does this site sell anything directly?
No. It only points you to search results and category pages.
Why link out to Findsindex?
The search form and category cards open Findsindex pages so you can compare actual Lovegobuy finds, category links and product results.
How should I compare results after opening a page?
Compare results in the same category and check QC photos, size options, listing details, shipping expectations, and whether each result is specific enough to keep.
How many results should I keep on a shortlist?
Keep only a few clear options that are easy to compare. Remove duplicates or listings with too little information.
Should I start from the main page or a category?
Start from the main page when you are browsing broadly. Start from a category when the product type is already clear.
Can I search Lovegobuy Taobao, Weidian or 1688 links?
Yes. If you have a Taobao, Weidian, 1688, Yupoo, seller or item link, paste the clearest part into search and compare matching results.
How do I decide what to type first?
Start with the clearest thing you have: a product name, item type, seller page, source link or one detail that makes the item easier to identify.
What if the first page is not useful?
Try a shorter search, open a closer category, or go back to the main directory and choose a different starting point.
Where should I go next?
Read How It Works if you are unsure where to start, or open the full category map if you know the product type.
