The Product Analysis Slideshow provides a deep, product-level diagnostic view of a single product’s performance.
It is designed to answer:
- How is this product performing over time?
- Is demand improving or declining?
- Are pricing or conversion issues affecting performance?
- Is stock or margin creating risk?
Unlike broader reports, this slideshow focuses on one product at a time and gives a full analytical breakdown across multiple dimensions.
How to Access the Product Analysis Slideshow
You can access this slideshow from other reports:
- Navigate to any Analytics report (e.g. Daily, Monthly, Product tables)
- Find a product in a table or chart
- Click the ANALYTICS link beside the product
- This opens the Product Analysis Slideshow
What Slides Are Included
The Product Analysis slideshow is made up of the following slides:
1. Product Executive Summary
A high-level snapshot of the product’s performance.
Shows:
- Revenue
- Orders / quantity sold
- Views
- Conversion rate
- Key indicators vs recent performance
How to use:
- Start here to quickly assess if the product is healthy or underperforming
- Identify whether the issue is traffic, conversion, or sales
2. Product Trend by Month
A monthly trend chart showing how the product has performed over time.
Shows:
- Revenue trend
- Seasonal patterns
- Growth or decline
How to use:
- Identify long-term trends
- Spot seasonality or decline
- Compare current performance to historical peaks
3. Yesterday vs 7-Day Average
Compares yesterday’s performance to the recent baseline.
Shows:
- Revenue vs daily average
- Quantity vs average
- Views vs average
How to use:
- Detect sudden spikes or drops
- Identify short-term issues (e.g. campaign ended, stock change)
4. Product Price Sensitivity
Analyses how price impacts performance.
Shows:
- Relationship between price and:
- Conversion
- Revenue
- demand
How to use:
- Identify if the product is:
- Overpriced (low conversion)
- Underpriced (high volume, low margin)
- Use this to guide pricing strategy
5. Conversion Diagnostics vs Previous Month
Compares current performance vs the previous month.
Shows:
- Revenue change
- Conversion change
- Views change
- Root cause indicators
How to use:
- Understand why performance changed
- Identify whether issues are:
- Traffic-related
- Conversion-related
- Mixed
6. Conversion Diagnostics vs Previous Year
Same analysis as above, but compared to last year.
Shows:
- Year-on-year product performance
- Seasonal comparison
How to use:
- Understand if changes are:
- Seasonal
- Structural (e.g. product declining long-term)
7. Product Margin and Profitability
Focuses on profitability, not just revenue.
Shows:
- Cost price vs selling price
- Margin %
- Revenue contribution
How to use:
- Identify:
- Low-margin products
- High-revenue but low-profit items
- Supports profit optimisation decisions
8. Product Stock Risk
Analyses stock vs demand.
Shows:
- Stock levels
- Sales velocity
- Estimated days of cover
- Risk indicators
How to use:
- Identify:
- Stockouts (lost revenue risk)
- Overstock (cash tied up)
- Prioritise replenishment
9. Product Variant Breakdown
Breaks the product into its variants (e.g. size, colour).
Shows:
- Stock left by variant
How to Use the Slideshow (Recommended Workflow)
- Start with Executive Summary
→ Is the product healthy? - Check Trend by Month
→ Is this a long-term issue or short-term change? - Check Yesterday vs 7-Day
→ Did something change recently? - Review Conversion Diagnostics
→ Is the issue traffic or conversion? - Check Price Sensitivity
→ Could pricing be the problem? - Check Margin & Stock
→ Are you losing money or risking stockouts?
When to Use This Slideshow
Use the Product Analysis slideshow when:
- A product is underperforming
- A product is suddenly trending up or down
- You want to optimise:
- pricing
- stock
- conversion
- You are reviewing key or high-revenue products
Key Takeaway
The Product Analysis Slideshow is your deep-dive diagnostic tool for individual products.
It helps you move from:
- “This product is down”
to:
- “This product is down because conversion dropped due to pricing and low stock on key variants”
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