Product Performance

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This guide explains how to read Product Performance data to identify best-selling products and those needing improvement. It applies to both Join Fulfill and Self-Fulfill sellers .

Access Product Performance #

The Product Performance page displays all metrics for each product over your selected time period. Follow these steps to open the page and filter the data.

  1. From the sidebar, select Performance > Product Performance .
  2. Choose a time frame: Today , Last 7 Days , Last 30 Days , or Custom .
  3. The product list is displayed with corresponding metrics, sorted by default Revenue .
  4. Click on the column header to sort by a different metric: Views , Orders , Conversion Rate …

Meaning of each indicator #

Each metric reflects a stage in the customer’s buying journey. Understanding each metric correctly helps you identify where the problem lies in the funnel.

  • Views : The number of views a product page receives. This reflects traffic to the product from ads, organic traffic, or the in-store menu. Low views indicate that the product hasn’t been sufficiently exposed or overall traffic is weak.
  • Add to Cart : The number of times customers click to add a product to their shopping cart. This reflects the level of genuine interest after viewing the page. A low Add to Cart / Views ratio often indicates problems with the images, descriptions, or price.
  • Orders : The actual number of orders for the product during the selected period. Reflects the final conversion.
  • Revenue : Total revenue from the product during the selected period.
  • Conversion Rate : The ratio of views to orders . Benchmark: 1-3% is the average for dropshipping.

 

Tip: Sort by Add to Cart in descending order to find the products customers are most interested in. These are often good candidates for running retargeting ads.

Data-driven analysis and decision-making #

Combine multiple metrics to classify products and determine appropriate action. The table below lists common scenarios and suggested solutions.

SituationAwareness indexSuggested actions
High views , low add to cartLow View/Cart RatioImprove images, descriptions, and pricing. Conduct A/B testing on the product page.
Add to Cart cao, Orders thấpLow Cart/Order RatioCheck the checkout: shipping cost, payment method, page speed.
High orders , low revenue.Low AOVAdd upsells, bundles, or try increasing the price.
All indicators are low.The product has no traction.Consider stopping the ads or changing the product.
Views cao, Orders caoThe product is working well.Scale ads, increase budget, duplicate product pages.
Tip: Use the product cloning feature (see How to quickly clone a product ) to create a new version of your product page when you want to A/B test. Keep the original running and test on the clone.

Determine which products should be scaled. #

A product that qualifies for scaling is one that has demonstrated conversion, not just high traffic. Check all four criteria below before increasing your budget.

Warning: Do not scale products based solely on high Views or Add to Cart . Products with many views but no purchases often have pricing issues or unconvincing product pages.
Note: Product Performance data is updated daily. Avoid making scaling or discontinuing product decisions based on data less than 3 days old, unless there are clear indications such as a sudden surge in dispute rates.

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