Find top performers — accounts, products, campaigns
Wevion Analytics shows top performers by account (Performance per account) and product (Top products); campaign ranking now lives in Ads Manager.
Written By Salvatore Sinigaglia
Last updated About 1 hour ago
Wevion Analytics shows top performers by account (Performance per account) and product (Top products); campaign ranking now lives in Ads Manager.
Find top performers — accounts, products, campaigns
Wevion Analytics no longer has a single "top campaigns cross-platform" block. Top performers are now surfaced at the levels each view is built for: accounts and platforms via the Advertising view's Performance per account table and Spend × ROAS scatter, and products via the Store & Business view's Top products panel. For campaign-level ranking and edits, use Ads Manager, which is row-level, sortable, and cross-account.
Who is this for
Anyone asking "what are my winners right now?" across platforms, accounts, products, or campaigns.
Top accounts and platforms (Advertising view)
- Performance per account table — one row per selected account with spend, CPM, CTR, CPC, ATC, purchases, sales, cost/purchase, CVR and ROAS. Scan for the accounts with the best ROAS at meaningful spend. See an-108.
- Spend × ROAS scatter — rolls the same data to one bubble per platform, so your best-returning platforms sit top-right. See an-107.
This is the fastest way to answer "which accounts and platforms deserve more budget?".
Top products (Store & Business view)
The Top products panel ranks your store's products by revenue for the selected period and store. Use it to see which products are actually driving sales, independent of which platform or campaign delivered the traffic — a product-level complement to campaign analysis.
Top campaigns (Ads Manager)
Campaign-level ranking across platforms and accounts belongs in Ads Manager, not Analytics:
- Open Ads Manager
- Sort the grid by ROAS, spend, conversions, or CPA
- Filter to the accounts or platforms you care about
- Act directly — pause, scale, or duplicate winners
Because Ads Manager is where you take action, keeping campaign ranking there means you find a winner and scale it in the same place. See am-101 Ads Manager overview.
Choosing the right level
Common mistakes
- Ranking by a ratio without checking spend: a low-spend account or campaign can show a noisy, inflated ROAS. Weight by spend.
- Expecting to edit from Analytics: Analytics is read-only; campaign actions happen in Ads Manager.
- Confusing top products with top campaigns: products are what sold; campaigns are what drove the traffic — different questions.
Common issues
- Top products empty: no store selected or no orders in the window; check the store selector.
- Numbers differ from a platform's native UI: 15-minute sync plus 24-72h postback lag (see an-114).
FAQ
How do I find my top campaigns across platforms in Wevion?
Campaign-level ranking now lives in Ads Manager, not Analytics. Open Ads Manager, sort the grid by ROAS, spend, conversions, or CPA, and filter to the accounts or platforms you want — the grid spans accounts, so you get a cross-platform ranking. Because Ads Manager is where edits happen, you can pause, scale, or duplicate a winner in the same place you found it.
Where are top performers in Wevion Analytics?
Analytics surfaces top performers at two levels. The Advertising view's Performance per account table and Spend × ROAS scatter rank accounts and platforms by efficiency, and the Store & Business view's Top products panel ranks your store's products by revenue. Analytics is read-only, so once you've identified winners, you act on them in Ads Manager.
What happened to the top campaigns cross-platform block?
It was retired along with the old Cross-Channel Analytics mode. Rather than a fixed ranked list of campaigns inside the dashboard, Wevion now keeps campaign ranking in Ads Manager — where it's sortable, filterable, cross-account, and directly actionable — while Analytics focuses on account, platform, and product-level views.
Why is an unexpected item at the top of a ranking?
Usually noisy ratios on low volume: a small-spend account or campaign can post an inflated ROAS from a handful of attributed sales. Always read a ranking together with its spend column, and treat small-spend, high-ROAS items as tests worth scaling carefully rather than proven winners. Confirm against blended MER in the Store & Business view before moving budget.