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Feed Analytics: Metrics That Matter

Feed Analytics: Metrics That Matter

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Muhammad Norafif
| December 10, 2025 | 0 comments

You can't optimize what you don't measure. Understanding your feed metrics is the key to improving performance and maximizing your advertising ROI.

The Metrics That Matter

Not all metrics are created equal. Focus on these key indicators:


📊 Feed Health Metrics

  • Approval Rate

    % of products approved and showing in ads

    Target: >95%

  • Error Rate

    % of products with critical errors

    Target: <2%

  • Warning Rate

    % of products with non-critical issues

    Target: <10%

  • Data Freshness

    Time since last successful feed update

    Target: <4 hours for active inventory


💰 Performance Metrics

Metric What It Tells You Action
Impressions How often products appear Low? Check titles & categories
CTR (Click-Through Rate) How compelling your listings are Low? Improve images & prices
Conversion Rate % of clicks that purchase Low? Check landing page match
ROAS Return on ad spend Low? Exclude poor performers

Segmenting Your Analysis

Aggregate metrics hide important insights. Segment by:

  • Product category — Some categories naturally perform differently
  • Price range — Low vs. high-ticket items behave differently
  • Brand — Branded products often have higher CTR
  • Channel — Google vs. Facebook vs. TikTok
  • Time period — Weekday vs. weekend, seasonal trends

\"When we started analyzing by category instead of overall, we discovered our accessories had 3x higher ROAS than apparel. We shifted budget accordingly.\"


Building a Metrics Dashboard

Track these metrics weekly at minimum:

📈 Weekly Dashboard Checklist

  • ☐ Total products approved vs. disapproved
  • ☐ New errors since last week
  • ☐ Top 10 products by revenue
  • ☐ Bottom 10 products by performance
  • ☐ ROAS by channel
  • ☐ Inventory sync accuracy

Acting on Your Data

When Approval Rate Drops

  1. Check Merchant Center for new policy violations
  2. Review recently changed products
  3. Fix critical errors immediately
  4. Address warnings systematically

When CTR is Low

  1. Audit your images — are they compelling?
  2. Check competitor pricing
  3. Improve titles with keywords
  4. Add promotional labels

When ROAS Drops

  1. Exclude non-converting products
  2. Segment and identify poor performers
  3. Check for inventory/price issues
  4. Review audience targeting

Data-Driven Feed Management

Track everything in one place

NX Feed provides real-time feed health monitoring and integrates with your analytics to give you the complete picture.

Start Tracking Metrics →
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