Search Query Performance Analysis

Understand Amazon Search Query Performance and Brand Analytics, including search funnels, market baskets, and repeat-purchase signals.

Search Query Performance Analysis helps brand-registered sellers and vendors understand how shoppers discover, compare, and purchase products on Amazon. In DataHawk, Amazon Brand Analytics reports help connect search demand, product engagement, market basket behavior, and repeat purchases.

What Search Query Performance Analysis includes

Brand Analytics is not one report. It is a family of Amazon reports with different business questions.

Report areaWhat it helps you understand
Search Catalog PerformanceHow shoppers engage with your products during search and shopping journeys
Search Query PerformanceHow a query moves from impressions to clicks, cart adds, and purchases
Search TermsWhich products receive the most clicks for a keyword and department
Market BasketWhich products are frequently purchased together
Repeat PurchasesHow often customers buy your products again

Search Query Performance is often shortened to SQP. It is especially useful when you need to understand the funnel behind a search term, not just whether your product ranked for it.

What you can use it for

Use Brand Analytics and SQP when you want to:

  • Find search terms where your products get visibility but lose clicks or purchases
  • Identify high-intent queries for SEO and advertising work
  • Understand whether competitors capture demand on your branded terms
  • See which products are often bought together
  • Monitor whether repeat purchasing is growing or declining
  • Connect organic search behavior with paid search decisions

Requirements and caveats

Brand Analytics is available for eligible Amazon brand-registered sellers or vendors. Availability depends on Amazon Brand Registry, account connection, report eligibility, and the scope Amazon exposes through SP-API.

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Brand Analytics helps explain shopper behavior, but it is not a replacement for advertising performance, ranking, or profit reporting. Use it alongside those views for a complete picture.

How to interpret SQP

SQP breaks a search journey into funnel stages. A product may have strong impressions but weak clicks, or strong clicks but weak purchases. Those patterns point to different actions.

PatternPossible interpretation
High impressions, low clicksThe product appears but may not be attractive enough in search results
High clicks, low cart addsThe product page may not answer shopper objections
High cart adds, low purchasesPrice, availability, reviews, or offer conditions may be blocking conversion
Strong branded query competitionCompetitors may be capturing demand on your brand terms

Technical reference

When you need report requirements, table names, frequency, granularity, or exact data availability, use the technical reference.

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