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Viewing Product Analytics

Understand how your products are performing with analytics and insights

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Written by Hayden Zammit Meaney
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Viewing Product Analytics

Analytics help you understand how your products are performing. Use these insights to make informed decisions about pricing, marketing, and product development.

Why analytics matter

Product analytics help you:

  • Identify top performers — know which products drive revenue

  • Spot opportunities — find products that could do better

  • Make informed decisions — use data, not guesswork

  • Track trends — see how performance changes over time

  • Optimise your offerings — improve what's working

Accessing product analytics

  • Go to Products from the main menu

  • Click on a product to view its details

  • Look for the Analytics or Performance section

  • Review the available metrics and charts

For an overview across all products, check your main dashboard or the insights hub.

Key metrics to track

Booking metrics

Total bookings

  • How many bookings this product has received

  • Compare to previous periods

  • Track growth trends

Booking value

  • Total revenue from this product

  • Average booking value

  • Revenue per guest

Conversion rate

  • Views to booking ratio

  • Where customers drop off

  • Effectiveness of your listing

Performance metrics

Occupancy/utilisation

  • How full are your departures?

  • Which sessions are most popular?

  • Where is there spare capacity?

Average group size

  • Typical number of guests per booking

  • Solo travellers vs. groups

  • Family vs. couples bookings

Lead time patterns

  • How far in advance do people book?

  • Last-minute vs. planners

  • Seasonal booking patterns

Customer metrics

Customer origin

  • Domestic vs. international

  • Which states/regions

  • Source markets

Repeat customers

  • How many return for this product?

  • Overall customer loyalty

  • Referral patterns

Understanding your data

Comparing products

Look at products side by side:

  • Which generates most revenue?

  • Which has best conversion?

  • Which is underperforming?

Identifying trends

Track changes over time:

  • Is demand growing or shrinking?

  • Seasonal patterns

  • Impact of pricing changes

Spotting opportunities

Use data to improve:

  • Low conversion? Improve your listing

  • Low utilisation? Adjust pricing or marketing

  • High demand? Consider adding capacity

Using analytics for decisions

Pricing decisions

Analytics inform pricing:

  • High demand + high utilisation = consider price increase

  • Low demand + low utilisation = promotional pricing

  • Seasonal patterns = dynamic pricing by period

Marketing decisions

Analytics guide marketing:

  • Top performers = showcase in campaigns

  • Underperformers = targeted promotions

  • Customer origins = focus marketing efforts

Product decisions

Analytics shape your offerings:

  • Popular products = create variations

  • Low performers = improve or discontinue

  • Gaps = develop new products

Common analytics views

Product summary

Overview of key metrics:

  • Bookings this period

  • Revenue generated

  • Average booking value

  • Comparison to previous period

Performance over time

Charts showing trends:

  • Weekly/monthly bookings

  • Revenue by period

  • Seasonal patterns

  • Year-on-year comparison

Booking breakdown

Detailed booking analysis:

  • By rate type (adult, child, family)

  • By source (direct, partner, trade)

  • By customer type

  • By extras purchased

Customer insights

Who's booking your products:

  • Geographic distribution

  • Customer segments

  • Booking preferences

  • Communication preferences

Setting up tracking

To get the most from analytics:

Ensure data quality

  • All bookings recorded in Launchpad

  • Consistent use of products and rates

  • Accurate customer information

Use consistent naming

  • Clear product names

  • Logical rate naming

  • Proper categorisation

Regular review

  • Weekly check of key metrics

  • Monthly deeper analysis

  • Quarterly strategy review

Acting on insights

Analytics are only valuable if you act on them:

Quick wins

  • Update underperforming listings

  • Adjust pricing for demand

  • Promote top performers

Strategic changes

  • Develop new products for gaps

  • Discontinue persistent underperformers

  • Expand successful offerings

Ongoing optimisation

  • A/B test descriptions

  • Trial different pricing

  • Experiment with extras

Exporting data

To analyse data further:

  • Navigate to the analytics section

  • Look for Export or Download options

  • Choose your format (CSV, Excel)

  • Import into your preferred analysis tool


Data-driven decisions help you grow your business and better serve your customers.

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