In the most current update to the Myweblogin Dashboard for managing your website, the ecommerce dashboard has been updated to include new user and sales tracking information.
The Key Metrics that you now have available include:
In addition to the metrics of:
The important metrics for your website that you should be considering are the number of visitors to your website and the sales conversion rates.
The sales conversion rate of your website can tell you many things such as:
Conversion rates vary dramatically from website to website and range from 1 – 8% depending on the market and website.
Websites with a broader SEO keyword ranking that’s not totally relevant for selling flowers online have lower sales conversion rates.
The dashboard attempts to clean the data of automated bots and processes which artificially inflate the total visitors. As we find more bot traffic we will add code into the dashboard to remove these to give more accurate metrics for you.
The dashboard now displays the top ten websites that drive traffic to your site. Not surprisingly Google is the top referrer for virtually every website.
The top ten pages of your website that visitors view is useful to gain an understanding of what product categories and pages are important.
For your reference the following explains what some of the pages are:
/ Homepage
/cgi-bin/cart/members.cgi Members Page including login and register
/cgi-bin/cart/cart.cgi 291 Shopping Cart Summary Page
/cgi-bin/cart/checkout.cgi Checkout Page
/cgi-bin/cart/cat.cgi?view_all=1/ View All Products
/cgi-bin/cart/payment.cgi Payment Page
To view your ecommerce dashboard choose the menu option Orders and then Dashboard
Whilst your sales and product data go back to when your website was first launched, the usage data in most cases was only turned on for the majority of sites in the last week. This means that session and sales conversion rates may be inaccurate until more data is included.
The dashboard automatically excludes the IP address of the browser you use to view this report so any data is not skewed by your own visits. You can also exclude any other IP addresses by listing them under the menu Settings :: Exclude IPs from tracking.
In future updates to the dashboard we will be adding more reporting and analysis for you including:
If you have an idea for extra reports send us a message below and will look at the idea.
Tags: New Features, eCommerce