If it is the data of your own store, you can generally analyze the potential of the product from the aspects of traffic, sales, collection and purchase.

If it is industry data, you can look at the best-selling products to understand the fashion trends and understand the product layout and traffic layout of others.

The best direction is to have your own ideas, then generate a purpose, and then look up the information and analyze the data.

If you have no direction when you open a store, you will have no direction when you look at the data.

For example, when I first started a shop, I had to analyze what products I wanted to make. In addition to my own supply chain, I can also learn about the current store data related to similar products, the customer unit price distribution of similar products, and the market capacity of similar products.

For example, when traffic encounters a bottleneck, you can learn about the traffic sources and product layout of peers who are doing better than you.

Wait a minute. So first of all, you have to have a demand, put forward the demand, then you can find the relevant data, and finally you can sort out and analyze the data to find the direction.