What is the Amazon conversion rate and why does yesterday look wrong?
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Answer · AgentXray team
The Amazon conversion rate, also known as Unit Session Percentage, is calculated by dividing the number of units ordered by the number of unique sessions on a product page. If yesterday's report shows sales but no sessions, this discrepancy is likely due to a reporting lag rather than an actual zero conversion rate. For instance, a seller might see a unit sold with zero sessions initially, but this is often because the session data has not yet been updated. It's advisable to wait until both the per-product and store-level data align before calculating the conversion rate to ensure accuracy.
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