Monitor your tracked products' key metrics and performance indicators. The dashboard is designed to assist in monitoring and analyzing various aspects of product portfolio on Amazon.

Use Cases

• Dashboard Monitor performance metrics and trends
• Overview Obtain a detailed snapshot of overall product portfolio metrics
• History Track changes and performance history over time
• Changes Identify specific changes in product details

What's inside

General Usage

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Filters

• Dates: Pick a range of dates for analysis.
• Brand: Filter by the Brand of the Product.
• Product ID: Unique identifier for the product, applicable across various platforms (e.g., ASIN for Amazon, alternative IDs for other marketplaces like Walmart).
• Product Tag: Filter your products to those attributed to at least one among a selection of tags.
• Product Name: Filter by Product Name.
• Marketplace: Filter your data to a selection of marketplaces.
• Seller: Filter your data to a selection of seller accounts.
• Category: Choose a product category for focused analysis.
• Sales Rank: Filter by a product's popularity in its category. Lower ranks (e.g., 1-3) indicate higher sales.
• Category Depth: Specify the depth of the product category.
• Sellers: Filter by the total number of sellers
• Price: Set price range filters.
• Ratings: Filter products based on the total number of ratings.
• Rating: Filter by product ratings.

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Metrics

Product Overview

• Variants: The count of distinct product variants allows you to gauge the diversity within your product line.

• Brands: Monitoring the count of unique brands helps you understand the overall brand presence in your portfolio.

• Sellers: The count of competing sellers provides insights into the level of market competition for your products.

• Sellers (Winners): Keep track of the count of distinct winning sellers of the Buy Box to identify top-performing sellers.

• Seller (Latest): Identify the latest seller who won the Buy Box, helping you stay informed about recent market dynamics.

Price Insights

• Price (Min): Keep an eye on the minimum price to identify potential pricing floors and market trends.

• Price (Avg): The average price provides a central measure for pricing strategies and market positioning.

• Price (Max): Monitoring the maximum price helps identify premium-priced products within your portfolio.

• Price (Distinct): The count of distinct prices helps you understand the pricing diversity within your products.

Buy Box Analysis

• Buy Box % (Active): Track the Buy Box enabled rate to ensure your products are competitively positioned.

• Buy Box % (Public): Monitor the Buy Box share to assess your products' visibility to customers.

• Buy Box % (Private): The average owned Buy Box percentage reflects your success in winning the Buy Box against competitors.

Sales and Units

• Delivery Days (Avg): The average lead time provides insights into the expected delivery speed for customer orders.

• Units/mo (E)(Avg)(Low): Average monthly units (Low) helps identify lower-end performance expectations.

• Units (E)(Low): Total units (Low) reflects the overall quantity of products sold at a lower expectation.

• Units (E)(High): Total units (High) highlights high-end performance expectations.

• Units % (E): The total units share helps understand your products' contribution to the overall market share.

• Sales/mo (E)(Avg)(Low): Average monthly sales (Low) indicates the lower end of expected sales.

• Sales (E)(Low): Total sales (Low) reflects the overall quantity of sales at a lower expectation.

• Sales (E)(High): Total sales (High) highlights high-end performance expectations.

• Sales % (E): The total sales share helps understand your products' contribution to the overall market sales.

• Sales Score: The average sales estimates score helps assess the perceived market demand for your products.

Category and Ranking

• Categories: Highlights the number of categories your product spans, offering insights into its market reach.

• BSR (Best): The minimum Best Sellers Rank identifies the highest-performing products within your portfolio.

• BSR (Avg): The average Best Sellers Rank provides an overall measure of product popularity.

• BSR (Worst): The maximum Best Sellers Rank identifies products that may need optimization or attention.

Rating and Reviews

• Rating (Avg): The average product rating reflects the overall satisfaction level of customers.

• Ratings (Min): The minimum number of ratings indicates the lowest level of customer feedback.

• Ratings (Avg): The average number of ratings provides insights into the overall feedback volume.

• Ratings (Max): The maximum number of ratings indicates the highest level of customer feedback.

Listing Quality and Engagement

• Images (Avg): The average number of images reflects the visual content richness of your product listings.

• LQS (Avg): The average Listing Quality Score gauges the overall quality of your product listings.

• Badges: The count of badges provides insights into the recognition and certification status of your products.

User Engagement

• Sessions: Total sessions indicate the overall traffic and interest in your products.

• Pageviews: Total pageviews reflect the overall engagement and interest in your product pages.

• Sessions CVR (Avg): The average session percentage indicates the effectiveness of your product pages in converting visitors into customers.

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Tabs:

• Dashboard
• Overview
• History
• Changes

Data

The Product dashboard sources data from the following data models

• Products: Amazon, Walmart
• Categories Amazon, Walmart

Requirements

1. Tracked Products:
   Amazon / Walmart Products are sourced from your tracked Products
2. Top 100 Products in Tracked Categories:
   Amazon / Walmart Requires tracking and includes insights from the top 100 products within your tracked categories

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