Web analytics

Works like Google Analytics, Search Console or Adobe Analytics. Write an online store's Monday readout: find the funnel step that broke and where, report the true conversion rate without office and bot traffic, fix a mis-tagged email send and build the next link, pick the right fix for two search pages and count the newsletter sign-up as a conversion.

Web analytics

fernway-outfitters.example · Oct 26 to Nov 10 of 5 done right

QuickCruit Analytics

All accounts / Fernway Outfittersfernway-outfitters.example

Reports snapshot

Oct 26 to Nov 1, compared with Oct 19 to Oct 25

Sessions: 30,451; 22.9% vs. before
Engagement rate: 48.4%; 20.1% vs. before
Purchases: 634; 23.7% vs. before
Conversion rate: 2.08%; 37.9% vs. before
Revenue: $52,502.00; 24.4% vs. before

Sessions by dayOct 26 to Nov 1Oct 19 to Oct 25

Insights

QuickCruit AssistantAIAll traffic, Oct 26 to Nov 1 against the week before

Organic Search brought in the most revenue of any channel last week, $16,345.00.
Sessions are trending up: Tuesday, Oct 27 brought 7,028, 98.5% above the daily average the week before.
Paid Social sessions fell 32.0% against the week before.

Fernway Outfitters, made up for practice

No filters

Purchases readout, due at tenVera Brightwater, head of ecommerce

Purchases dropped last week and I'm walking leadership through it at ten. Can you have this for me before then?

Which funnel step broke, and on which page or device. Not which channel to blame.
The email tagging. Something is off in how our sends show up, and the next one needs its link.
Our real conversion rate. Strip out the junk traffic before you quote me a number.
Search results: what we change, and on which pages.
The newsletter sign-up, counted, so it finally shows up in reports.

The next email, Lamps for darker evenings, goes out Nov 8. Tag it the way the tracking plan says.

Fernway Outfitters is a made-up online store selling home goods. Its traffic, people and numbers are made up too.