Site Performance Watch

Monitoring and alerting framework for ecommerce site speed, errors, and uptime.

Published by @gtmagents·from gtmagents/gtm-agents·0 agent reads / 30d·0 saves·

Site Performance Watch Skill

When to Use

  • Setting up proactive monitoring during campaigns or launches.
  • Investigating conversion drops tied to latency or availability issues.
  • Communicating performance incidents to merchandising and engineering teams.

Framework

  1. KPI Stack – FCP, LCP, CLS, TTFB, checkout API latency, error rates, uptime.
  2. Segmentation – device, geography, browser, promotion, traffic source.
  3. Alerting Rules – thresholds, aggregation windows, escalation paths, war-room triggers.
  4. Diagnostics – logging, tracing, screenshot/session replay hooks.
  5. Comms Kit – stakeholder updates, status pages, rollback plans.

Templates

  • Performance scorecard with spark lines + thresholds.
  • Incident log template with root cause, mitigation, and follow-up tasks.
  • Escalation matrix covering engineering, DevOps, merchandising, and CX leads.

Tips

  • Pair synthetic monitoring with RUM data to catch both systemic and localized issues.
  • Freeze experiment/merch changes when performance breaches critical thresholds.
  • Use alongside diagnose-conversion-drop to correlate experience and performance data.

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