Sales reports give you a LOOK at your total sales, average order value, and sales over static periods. By tracking this data, you can uncover trends that may indicate which products are COOKING or maybe underperforming.
For example, the
Sales Channel report gives insights into how much revenue each sales channel is generating. Are you getting more sales from social media ads or email campaigns? This helps you allocate your marketing dollars more efficiently!
Knowing your customers is crucial for making informed decisions.
Customer Reports track returning customer rates, customer lifetime value, and more! By understanding your audience, you can tailor marketing efforts towards segments of your customer base.
An issue many store owners face is keeping track of stock. Nearly every Shopify merchant has struggled with stockouts or overstock issues, leading to lost sales. By utilizing
Inventory Reports, you can gain insights on what’s moving quickly and what’s collecting dust on your shelves. An example is the
Days Inventory Remaining report that helps you predict how long your current stock will last based on sales trends.
Your store can have the best products in the world, but if you’re not getting traffic, those products won’t get sold! Traffic reports analyze your marketing channels and see how visitors found you. This includes organic searches, social media, or paid ads. Understanding your traffic sources is key to optimizing your marketing strategy. Impressively, you can access
Traffic Reports to analyze campaigns based on performance metrics as well.
Keeping track of receipts, expenses, and the bottom line is essential. Financial reports within Shopify help you tally up sales tax collected, fines, and refunds processed. Analyzing this aspect through
Financial Reports equips you to manage cash flow better and prepare for tax season!