Sales Funnel Analytics Dashboard: Track Your Store Performance

Sales Funnel Analytics Dashboard: Track Your Store Performance

By Michael Turner

January 17, 2025 at 06:52 PM

The sales funnel dashboard provides crucial insights into your store's conversion rates and customer behavior across four key stages:

  1. Visits
  • Total number of browsing sessions
  • Each session may include multiple page views
  1. Product Viewed
  • Number of visits where customers viewed at least one product
  • Includes product detail pages and quick view interactions
  • Excludes product block and member signup block views
  1. Added to Cart/Checkout Initiated
  • Tracks when customers add items to cart or initiate checkout
  • For Express Checkout: Shows "Checkout initiated" instead of "Added to cart"
  • Each cart counts once regardless of items added
  1. Purchased
  • Shows completed transactions during the same visit
  • Represents final conversion stage

Monitoring and Analysis:

  • View conversion rates between stages as percentages
  • Filter results by date range (data available from August 2016)
  • Search by specific products or member sites
  • Track changes over time using the line chart
  • Analyze impact of:
    • Promotional campaigns
    • Price changes
    • Website design updates
    • Marketing strategies

Key Features:

  • Available for Commerce Plan users and digital product sellers
  • Requires reporting and store manager permissions for detailed filtering
  • Provides daily or hourly data visualization
  • Shows percentage-based conversion metrics between stages

Important Notes:

  • Late-night sessions spanning midnight may show split metrics
  • Product views through store homepage, product blocks, or summary blocks don't count
  • Slight differences may exist between Sales Funnel and Abandoned Cart metrics due to timing calculations
  • Data helps identify conversion bottlenecks and optimization opportunities

This analytics tool helps optimize your e-commerce strategy by identifying where customers drop off and measuring the effectiveness of store improvements.

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