Learn how to pinpoint which products have a negative sales trend and understand the reasons behind it, so you can act with confidence.
Before Getting Started
This use case uses the Analysing Product Performance (Seller) dashboard, where you can analyse performance at ASIN, parent ASIN, subcategory, and category level. You can start from the sell-out trend in the Performance Summary Hub and then drill into product level here.
Step 1 — Confirm the trend
Check whether you can see a negative trend in sales in the Performance Summary Hub — Seller (Sales & Units Ordered). If sell-out is declining, move to product level to find out which ASINs are responsible.
Step 2 — Go to ASIN level
In Product Performance, use the Ordered Revenue Trend column and sort it so the ASINs with the most negative trend appear first.
Step 3 — Diagnose the cause
For those ASINs, check the different sales-influencing KPIs to find the pain point:
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Content is broken
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Variations are broken
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Traffic is decreasing
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Search rank dropped
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Advertising spend dropped
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No stock
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Lost Buy Box
Reading these signals side by side at ASIN level tells you whether the decline is a traffic problem, a conversion problem, an availability problem, or a pricing/Buy Box problem — and therefore what to fix first.
Migration note (Phase 1b): Created as a new Use Case page from the legacy Seller Analytics page "Seller ASIN Focus — How to find out which ASINs have a negative Sales Trend and why?" (1666908328). The legacy ASIN Focus dashboard is deprecated; this guide now references Product Performance, where those metrics live. Content reproduced, not yet optimised or fact-checked. Use cases will be curated and optimised in a later phase.