Introduction:
This guide provides a concise overview of how different tools within Titan Tools interact with product navigation. Understanding these interactions, especially between Keyword Relevancy, Product Research, Keyword Rank Tracker, and Daily Sales Tracker (DST), is essential for efficient navigation and data management across various tools.
General Navigation per Tool in Titan Tools
1. Keyword Relevancy and Product Research:
- The association of research at the Keyword Relevancy level also applies at the Product Research level.
- This means that any research you associate, whether at a parent or child level, will be reflected in both these tools.
2. Keyword Rank Tracker:
- The Keyword Rank Tracker primarily operates at an aggregate parent level view.
- It doesn’t currently allow for selection between multiple child data sets.
- This tool focuses on the ranking of all child ASINs associated with a specific listing, viewing it at a parent level.
- While there may be future updates, currently, the tool does not support toggling between child sets for ranking analysis.
3. Daily Sales Tracker (DST):
- In DST, you have the flexibility to view data at either the parent level or for specific child ASINs.
- You can select your child ASIN from the dropdown menu on the left to view specific sales tracker data for that variation.
- While managing data at a parent level is a common approach, the tool also accommodates performance analysis based on child variations.
- The data set automatically associates with the chosen ASIN, pulling active data from the API for accurate tracking.
Conclusion:
Understanding how each tool within Titan Tools interacts with product navigation streamlines your workflow and enhances data management efficiency. Whether you’re working at a parent or child level, the system’s flexibility in associating research and tracking performance across different tools ensures comprehensive product management. If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to reach out in the network.