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findmywipers.com

findmywipers.com is a directory website where users can input their vehicle's year, make, and model to find suitable wiper blades. It came up on Koerner Office, hosted by Chris Koerner, in the episode "The Most Hands-Off $150K Side Hustle Nobody Talks About - Ep. #346" (aired October 23, 2026).

At a glance

findmywipers.com at a glance
PodcastKoerner Office
Hosted byChris Koerner
EpisodeThe Most Hands-Off $150K Side Hustle Nobody Talks About - Ep. #346
AiredOctober 23, 2026
CategoryE-commerce

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What the episode said

The Most Hands-Off $150K Side Hustle Nobody Talks About - Ep. #346 · aired October 23, 2026 · hosted by Chris Koerner

Why it works

It leverages affiliate marketing, providing a valuable service to users while earning commissions on product sales.

The playbook

Utilizes a simple user interface for product search, focusing on a specific niche market.

Also mentioned

Part of a broader trend of success in niche directories.

Why this works now (our analysis)

Amazon's Affiliate Program facilitates findmywipers.com by allowing the site to earn commissions on wiper blade sales when users search for products tailored to their vehicle specifications. The founder can utilize automotive forums like r/Cartalk on Reddit to attract engaged users looking for wiper recommendations. A risk for the business is its dependency on Amazon's platform, which may change commission structures or policies, impacting revenue stability.

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