Find a starting point
Search and access
Search from an image
Turn one photo into useful crops, queries and a recorded lead.
Use the image-search workflow →Handle a locked album
Separate a password screen from a broken, removed or empty page.
Review album access →Choose a better query
Match descriptive words, product codes, category browsing and image clues to the job.
Choose a search route →Research by category
Change the evidence checklist for clothing, shoes, bags, accessories and electronics.
Open the category field guide →Build a shortlist
Catalog and supplier research
Read a wholesale-style catalog
Identify the missing fields that would change whether a page deserves an inquiry.
Read the catalog guide →Evaluate a low-MOQ offer
Compare minimum quantities, mixed variants, samples and first-order commitment.
Compare MOQ terms →Compare a large catalog
Use the same fields across candidates and stop before browsing becomes collection.
Use the comparison workflow →Keep a research record
Save the page, observed facts, claims, unknowns and next action in one durable note.
Build the record →Choose a field guide
Wholesale categories and first-order planning
Source with a buyer-first brief
Turn a broad China wholesale search into three comparable, traceable candidates.
Build the sourcing ladder →Write a compact chat brief
Connect one product code, quantity and destination to the next decisive questions.
Prepare the WhatsApp brief →Compare clothing fit
Use a familiar garment, finished measurements, fabric questions and a deliberate size run.
Open the fit-room notebook →Score a shoe sample
Check internal length, construction, pair packing and the limits of sample evidence.
Use the footwear scorecard →Rehearse a bag load
Compare usable openings, internal space, straps and final packing around real contents.
Run the bag packing test →Plan a mixed accessories carton
Control style, color, size and model combinations before quantity grows unnoticed.
Plan the assortment →Gate electronics by compatibility
Confirm exact version, device, power, market and support before comparing price.
Use the compatibility gate →Plan a small reseller test
Work backward from committed cash, realistic costs, learning goals and a stop rule.
Build the first-order plan →Ask and compare
Inquiries, quotes and specifications
Prepare a supplier inquiry
Make the product unmistakable and request only decision-changing facts.
Use the inquiry checklist →Write a WhatsApp inquiry
Keep the first message compact, specific and safe to move into a formal record.
Draft the first message →Normalize price quotes
Connect every amount to quantity, variant, currency, date and inclusions.
Compare quote lines →Read a size chart
Check measurement definitions and compare the chart with an item you already know.
Use the size-chart method →Request a shipping quote
Give the pack, destination and service assumptions needed for a usable estimate.
Prepare shipping inputs →How the site writes
Evidence before confidence
Every guide separates what a page visibly shows, what another party states, and what remains unknown. Dates, page hosts and product identifiers stay attached to the note so later readers can retrace the decision.
A catalog is a source of leads, not a promise
Availability, prices, contacts, policies and page content can change. Confirm current decision-critical facts with the responsible external party.
