Campaigns and clusters
Compare spend and orders within an advertisement for one product. Find clusters where ordering is more expensive and start analyzing them.
Find out how much an order costs, which clusters spend the budget and what queries are used to find your products. Result, funnel, costs and positions - in one module.
Switch modes to answer different questions. Start with the store and move on to individual products.
Result, funnel, costs, search and all indicators. Switch slides: each list has its own question and its own set of data.
The total number tells how much you received. Drilling down helps you understand what campaigns and queries are behind it.
Compare spend and orders within an advertisement for one product. Find clusters where ordering is more expensive and start analyzing them.
Look at what formulations bring buyers. Compare the request frequency with clicks and orders for your product.
Find out the average search position and product visibility. Check if visibility in search is accompanied by clicks and orders.
Select the period and indicator on the chart. See when the result changed, then go to the products and their details.
The detail depends on the site data and the selected period. Individual search data Wildberries requires Jam. The illustrations show demo examples.
The funnel shows the path to the order, and the DRR goal helps to quickly select products for more detailed analysis.
You set the goal. The report helps analyze the result; it does not change rates and does not guarantee profits.
Don’t look through the entire range every time. Use search, filters and saved settings.
Start typing the product name and immediately go to its indicators. For a more accurate selection, use filters, and leave the necessary indicators in “Columns”. Save the conditions to return to the same selection, or export the report to Excel.
A tool with a price of RUB 0. Connect the store and confirm the activation of the section for 30 days. Available functions depend on the selected site.
About indicators, modes and settings.
Select a store, marketplace and period. Open the “Search” list, expand the product and compare clicks, orders and available positions. For advertising clusters select “With advertising”; for general queries select “General”. Detail availability depends on the marketplace and connected capabilities. Average position is not the current place in search results.
First, compare the expense with the orders and the selected DRR goal, then check the product profit in the financial report. The price scenario can be analyzed in unit economics. Selecting products in a marketing report does not in itself change bids, budgets or prices.
Open the “Search” list and expand the product. In the “With Advertising” mode, clusters grouped by campaign are available; in the “General” mode, search queries are available. The report shows the details that are available from the site for the selected period.
Yes. The search granularity has an average search position. Compare it with visibility, frequency, clicks and orders to evaluate the result of a specific request. This is the average position for the selected period, and not a promise of the current position in the search results.
No. DRR compares advertising expenditure with the amount of orders from the advertisement, and TACoS compares it with the total amount of orders. See which mode and indicator are selected in the report.
No. Orders and advertising metrics help measure progress. See profit after expenses in the financial statement, and the effect of price and discount in unit economics.
In the “With advertising” mode, specify your DRR goal and turn on “Above the goal”. This is a selection based on your benchmark, not an automatic bid or budget change.
Yes, when daily data is available: select a period and open the chart. For accessible comparison, the previous period of the same length is used.
The data set depends on the site, period and access. For example, the individual search granularity WB requires Jam. Unavailable values do not mean a zero result.
Yes. Set the conditions, save the filter with a name and return to it through saved filters. To work with the result, there is exporting and printing.
Start with the period, product and a clear question about the numbers.
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