Ecommerce metrics in plain language: conversion rate, average order value, cart abandonment, repeat rate — what each number means and what it hides.
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What Commerce Stats Does
Explains the numbers of buying and selling — conversion, average order value, retention — and how to read them without fooling yourself.
Visitors who buy, divided by visitors who came — and why the denominator is where lies hide.
What a typical checkout is worth, and how bundles and thresholds move it.
The share of customers who come back — the single stat that separates brands from one-off shops.
Why most filled carts never check out, and which fixes actually change the number.
Why more visitors is not more revenue, and how to tell audience growth from business growth.
How to spot vanity metrics and pick the three numbers worth checking weekly.
How Commerce Stats Works
Each metric gets one plain-words definition and the formula behind it.
Every stat has a blind spot — learn the standard ways each number misleads.
Pick three metrics matched to your stage and check only those, weekly.
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It depends on the stage: new stores live on conversion rate, growing ones on average order value, mature ones on repeat rate. No single number tells the whole story.
A number that grows without the business growing — raw page views and follower counts are the usual suspects. Pair every stat with the revenue question it should answer.
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