I do not know where to start
Learn what the sheet can organize, what it cannot verify, and how to turn a broad idea into one product category.
Practical articles
Choose the Guide That Matches Your Next Decision
You do not need to read everything. Start with the problem slowing you down, use the checklist, and leave with a smaller shortlist.
Quick answer
If you are new, begin with the main spreadsheet guide. If you already have a link, use the source-link article. If the product looks promising but the evidence is weak, use the fit and quality guide before saving it.
Start with the situation
What are you trying to solve?
Pick the problem that is slowing you down. You can ignore the other articles until you actually need them.
I keep browsing without deciding
Use a short session plan with a stop rule, an evidence note, and no more than a few comparable results at once.
I have a Yupoo or marketplace link
Check whether the link adds item identity, options, photos, or measurements instead of treating the source name as proof.
I cannot judge fit or quality
Define the fit target, compare useful measurements, and require overview, detail, and scale evidence before saving.
Featured guides
Four useful places to begin
These articles cover the full path from orientation to evidence. They are deliberately broader than one product trend, so the method stays useful.
FoundationHow to Read a Fyoubuy Spreadsheet
Understand what a row can tell you, what it leaves out, and why category fit comes before opening links.
Read the main guide → WorkflowHow to Use Fyoubuy Finds Without Losing the ThreadRun a focused browsing session, compare a small set, and stop when the evidence no longer improves.
Use the session plan → Source linksYupoo, Taobao, Weidian, and 1688 Link GuideTrace the source without confusing a working URL with current, complete, or reliable product evidence.
Check the link path → Fit and QCFit and Quality Evidence GuideUse measurements, material clues, construction details, and useful photo coverage to make a save-or-skip decision.
Review the evidence →All practical pages
Continue with a narrower question
Once the general problem is clear, use the page that handles the specific decision. Several of these pages work better as references than as one-time reads.
CategoryProduct Category Guide
Match shoes, clothing, bags, watches, jewelry, accessories, and electronics with the evidence each category needs.
Choose a category → What to typeFyoubuy Search GuideReach the right kind of page without mixing product browsing, source checks, account help, and parcel questions.
Make the search more specific → ComparisonCompare Spreadsheet ResultsPut two results against the same product question, then keep the one with clearer identity, photos, sizing, source, and cost context.
Compare like with like → ChecklistSeven-Point Row CheckScore category fit, photos, sizing, source relevance, price context, weight, and the reason to keep a row.
Use the checklist → ShippingShipping Weight GuideSeparate item weight, packing assumptions, volumetric size, and final billable estimates before comparing cost.
Review weight context → ScreeningBuyer Safety NotesRecognize vague rows, mismatched links, weak proof, unsupported urgency, and claims this guide cannot verify.
Review the red flags → Direct answersFyoubuy FAQFind careful answers about spreadsheets, links, QC photos, sizing, shipping estimates, support, and site limits.
Open the FAQ →How to use these articles without creating another reading list
- Name the blockage. Is the category unclear, the source link confusing, the fit evidence weak, or the shortlist too large?
- Read one relevant page. Use the quick answer and the decision table first. Continue only if you need the detailed method.
- Apply the check immediately. Remove or hold a weak row before opening another article.
Put the article to work straight away. Remove one weak row, write down the missing evidence, or close the tabs that no longer help.
Before you rely on an external page
These pages can help you compare information, but they cannot verify a seller, product, coupon, payment, shipment, refund, or order outcome. Re-check changing details on the live destination.
