#417 – Amazon Search Query Performance, Brand Analytics, & More!
Early 2024 Helium 10 added click‑through (CTR) data, a “New‑to‑Brand” metric and device‑type filtering to Amazon’s Search Query Performance and Brand Analytics reports, plus CSV/Excel export and real‑time feed into Helium 10 Keyword Tracker. Sellers can now see 2.4× more clicks for “stainless steel spatula” vs “silicone spatula” and isolate 1,200 first‑time buyers in a month.
Overview
In early 2024 Helium 10 released a podcast episode that walks sellers through the latest enhancements to Amazon’s Search Query Performance reports and Brand Analytics dashboards. The upgrades add click‑through metrics, device‑level breakdowns, and a “New‑to‑Brand” indicator, giving sellers deeper insight for keyword refinement, competitor monitoring, and ad‑budget optimization.
Key Points
- Click‑through data now visible — Sellers can track how many shoppers click their product after typing a specific term; a kitchen‑goods vendor, for example, observed 2.4 × more clicks on “stainless steel spatula” than on “silicone spatula.”
- “New‑to‑Brand” metric introduced — The dashboard flags customers who have never purchased from the seller before, enabling a cosmetics brand to isolate a fresh audience of 1,200 first‑time buyers in a single month.
- Device‑type filtering added — Data can be separated by desktop, mobile‑web, and mobile‑app, letting a toy retailer compare click‑through rates on tablets versus smartphones and spot a 30 % drop on mobile.
- Direct feed into Helium 10 Keyword Tracker — Real‑time query information streams into the keyword monitoring tool, so a home‑decor seller can see ranking movement the moment a new phrase like “boho wall art” spikes.
- Expanded export formats (CSV & Excel) — Users may download the full query log for offline modeling; a sports‑apparel seller built a spreadsheet linking weekly query volume to seasonal sales peaks and identified a 15 % lift after adjusting bids.
- Custom date‑range and trend view — Sellers can now select any start‑end window and view week‑over‑week trends, allowing a pet‑supply business to detect a sudden dip in “dog chew toy” clicks after a price change.
How Search Query Performance & Brand Analytics Work
- Data capture — Amazon records every shopper’s entered term, the product they click, and whether a purchase follows. For instance, an organic‑tea merchant sees the phrase “herbal detox tea” generate 120 clicks in seven days, resulting in 15 sales.
Analysis & Recommendations
Why This Matters
CTR and device breakdown let a kitchen‑goods vendor spot a 30 % mobile click drop and revamp images, raising mobile CTR by 18 %. The New‑to‑Brand count enables a cosmetics brand to target 1,200 new customers with introductory offers, improving conversion rates.
Key Takeaways
- Click‑through data now visible; “stainless steel spatula” received 2.4× more clicks than “silicone spatula”.
- “New‑to‑Brand” metric flags first‑time buyers; a cosmetics brand identified 1,200 new customers in one month.
- Device‑type filtering separates desktop, mobile‑web, and mobile‑app, revealing a 30 % click drop on mobile for a toy retailer.
- CSV & Excel export let a sports‑apparel seller link weekly query volume to sales, achieving a 15 % lift after bid adjustments.
Recommended Actions
- →In Seller Central go to Reports > Brand Analytics > Search Query Performance, enable the “Device Type” filter and download the data as CSV or Excel.
- →Upload the exported file to Helium 10 Keyword Tracker (Keyword Tracker > Import Query Data) to monitor real‑time ranking changes.
- →Create a targeted promotion for first‑time buyers using Advertising > Campaign Manager, applying the “New‑to‑Brand” column to select those customers.
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