Measure true success, identify your strongest channels, and fix weaknesses in the purchase process
Get in touch ServicesIn e-commerce, guessing means burning money. We turn gut feelings into informed decisions. Our service starts with the correct implementation and integration of all relevant data sources, from Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to internal Shopify reports. We ensure all conversion events (cart, checkout, purchase) are accurately tracked. Based on this clean data, we create visual dashboards that show at a glance where you’re making profits and where customers drop off in the funnel.
The key to revenue growth lies in mastering the purchase process. We analyze critical metrics to identify bottlenecks in your Shopify store:
We don’t just deliver numbers but actionable recommendations to improve these weaknesses.
We go beyond standard reports, focusing on metrics that drive growth. We set up customized dashboards in tools like Google Data Studio (Looker Studio) or Power BI, integrating data from Shopify, GA4, and your ad platforms. This provides answers to questions like:
These insights enable informed budget allocation and a more precise product strategy.
Analytics and Reporting involve collecting, evaluating, and presenting data to measure the success of online marketing efforts. This includes analyzing metrics like traffic, user behavior, revenue, and conversion rates to compile reports for strategic decision-making.
They allow you to accurately measure campaign success, identify which marketing channels deliver the best ROI, and pinpoint and fix critical points in the purchase process (e.g., checkout abandonments). This enables more effective resource allocation and increased profit per order.
GA4 is the successor to Universal Analytics and Google’s latest measurement platform. It’s essential for Shopify as it uses event-based tracking to better measure user behavior across devices and is designed for future privacy-compliant analytics.
The E-Commerce Funnel (or funnel) describes the steps a customer takes from landing on your Shopify store to completing a purchase (e.g., product page -> cart -> checkout -> purchase). Analysis reveals where most potential customers drop off.
The CLV is the estimated total value a customer brings over their entire relationship with your business. It’s critical for determining how much you can spend on acquiring a new customer (Cost of Acquisition – CAC) and which marketing channels deliver the most profitable customers long-term.
Shopify Analytics is excellent for quick, revenue-focused metrics from the store backend. GA4 provides detailed insights into user behavior, traffic sources (attribution), and cross-device analysis. Both tools are necessary for a complete data perspective.