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DPV
What is DPV?
Detail Page Views (DPV) is a core performance metric in Amazon analytics. It measures how often customers have visited a product’s detail page, regardless of whether they made a purchase.
Key points about DPV:
- One user can trigger multiple views if they revisit the page
- DPV can be tracked by session or raw page loads
- Often analyzed alongside conversion rate (CVR) to identify bottlenecks
- Available in reports like Business Reports, Brand Analytics, and Amazon Attribution
Why DPV matters:
- High DPV with low conversions may indicate poor content, pricing, or reviews
- Rising DPV signals increased visibility from search, ads, or external traffic
- Helps assess the effectiveness of campaigns or listing changes
💡 Example: You launch a Sponsored Products campaign and see a spike in DPV. This suggests more shoppers are visiting your product page - now you need to optimize it for conversions.
In short:
DPV = the number of times your Amazon product’s detail page is viewed - a key indicator of traffic and listing visibility.
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