STORE VISIBILITY AUDIT

Discover Your Visibility Core—and the Listings Left Behind.

See which active listings generate 80% of your store impressions, how widely visibility is distributed, and what deserves attention first.

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SellQik
May 1 – May 30, 2026
STORE VISIBILITY AUDIT

Your Visibility Core

Audit ready
IC8018%

18 of 100 active listings generate 80% of impressions

18listings
Total Impressions48,240↑ 12.0%
Median / Listing126↑ 8.4%
Zero Visibility14↓ 3 listings
Review this listing firstVery Low Visibility · 84% below its comparable group
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FOUR QUESTIONS. ONE CLEAR VIEW.

Understand the shape of your store's visibility.

01

Where is visibility concentrated?

Visibility Core and Top 20% Impression Share show how much of your assortment carries store traffic.

02

What is being left behind?

Four precise diagnostic states separate no visibility, low visibility, weak engagement, and no purchase.

03

Is distribution improving?

Total traffic, median impressions, leaders, and the previous period keep IC80 in context.

04

What should I review first?

SellQik selects one priority listing and shows the evidence behind that choice.

VISIBILITY CORE · IC80

18% of listings generate 80% of impressions.

Your Visibility Core is the minimum share of eligible active listings needed to reach 80% of store impressions. A larger core can be healthy only when total traffic and leading listings remain strong.

How Visibility Core is calculated
18%18 of 100 listings
80% of store impressions

LISTINGS THAT NEED ATTENTION

A diagnostic state, not a permanent label.

SellQik identifies what the data supports without claiming that an item can never sell.

StateObserved signalSample
InvisibleApplicable zero impressions14 listings
Very Low VisibilityFar below a comparable group9 listings
Seen, Not ClickedImpressions without meaningful engagement6 listings
Clicked, Not PurchasedEngagement without a purchase4 listings
Insufficient DataNot enough evidence for a reliable stateSeparate

EVIDENCE BEFORE EXPLANATION

Know what is observed, inferred, and still unknown.

Every result separates confirmed facts, diagnostic interpretation, possible factors, recommendations, and verified experiments.

  1. Observed factA measured value for a defined period.
  2. Diagnostic resultA comparison with its period and cohort.
  3. Possible factorA hypothesis that still needs verification.
  4. Verified experimentA controlled Before/After result.

YOUR STORE ALREADY HAS THE ANSWER

Find the listings your buyers aren't seeing.

Discover your Visibility Core and decide what to review first.