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How Can I Identify My Top-performing and Underperforming Products?

How Can I Identify My Top-performing and Underperforming Products?

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Go to Analytics then Trends Overview to focus on product performance.

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From the search bar below the Trends Overview tab, you can search products using:

  • Product name
  • ASIN
  • SKU
  • Parent ASIN

This is the fastest way to jump directly to a product (or product family) before filtering or table comparison.

Step 3: Apply filters (Add Filter + categories)

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On the right side of the search row, click Add Filter to filter products using category-based metrics. Product filters can be applied by:

  • Product info
  • Sales and revenue
  • Orders and units
  • Traffic and sessions
  • Costs and fees
  • Performance
  • Advertising
  • Inventory

Selecting a filter category allows the user to operate on a certain metric with a predetermined value.

After selecting a filter, users can choose a comparison operator and amount to view metrics meeting the selectee standards

Step 4: Organize results (Cards vs Table view)

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Under Trends Overview, the Products Section is where you view and organize products. The view section can be organized either by:

  • Cards View
  • Table View

Cards View (visual scan mode)

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Cards View displays products in a card format and allows you to view:

  • Brands
  • Tags
  • ASINs and SKUs
  • The ability to add additional metrics using Columns

Cards include brand name, ASIN, Parent ASIN, and the selected metrics from your current configuration.

Table View (default, detailed mode)

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Table View is the default setting in the Products section. It displays:

  • Products in a table format (brands, tags, ASINs, SKUs)
  • Relevant metrics next to the product column
  • Increase/decrease trend for those metrics
  • The ability to add additional metrics using Columns

Step 5: Add or change table metrics (Columns + presets)

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In Table view, click Columns to add additional metrics of interest to the product table.

Columns preset behavior

Users can create and save a preset according to their preferences from the Presets window. Presets can be default or customizable.

Default presets are separated into five categories:

  • All columns
  • Revenue
  • Advertising
  • Orders
  • Traffic
  • Performance
  • Other

Clicking a default preset automatically selects relevant metrics for that category. Additional metrics can also be added on top of the default selection.

Save a Columns preset

  • Enter a name in Preset Name
  • Click Save Current
  • After saving, the preset is available for future use.

Step 6: Group products to spot patterns (Group By)

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In the Products table controls, use Group By to group products by:

  • Brand
  • Tag
  • Parent ASIN
  • ASIN
  • SKU

Grouping helps you see whether performance differences come from a brand-level issue, a parent listing issue, or an individual SKU.

Step 7: Export the product list (Export button)

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Click Export to export an Excel file based on the grouping the user selected.

This is typically used when you want to share the winner/loser list outside EVA or continue analysis in spreadsheets.

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