Find out why your Amazon sales dropped

The products behind the drop, and whether each lost visitors, lost buyers or ran out of stock.

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Using Amazon Selling Partner, my sales dropped this week. Compare traffic, conversion and stock with the week before, and tell me which products caused it and why.

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An Amazon seller account in the US store

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Using Amazon Selling Partner, my sales dropped this week. Compare traffic, conversion and stock with the week before, and tell me which products caused it and why.

Sales fell 18%, and two products explain most of it

The skillet ran out for four days, and the Dutch oven lost half its visitors.

This week
$6,150
Last week
$7,500
Change
−18%
ProductLost salesCause
Cast iron skillet, 10 in$720Out of stock 4 days
Enamel Dutch oven$480Visitors halved: lost the Buy Box
Linen apron$150Fewer buyers at the same traffic

Restock the skillet first: it is behind more than half of the drop.

What the assistant does

  1. 1

    Reads sales, traffic and conversion for each product, this week and last.

  2. 2

    Finds the products that account for the drop.

  3. 3

    Checks each one's stock and listing status.

  4. 4

    Says what caused the drop for each, and what to do.

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