Conversions & revenue
Average order value (AOV): formula and honest ways to raise it
Average order value is order revenue divided by orders. See a WooCommerce example, how AOV links to conversion rate and honest ways to raise it.
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The numbers that matter when you sell online, from conversion rate to order value and lifetime value, with worked examples from real checkouts.
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Conversions & revenue
Average order value is order revenue divided by orders. See a WooCommerce example, how AOV links to conversion rate and honest ways to raise it.
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Conversions & revenue
Cart abandonment rate is the share of carts that never become orders. Learn the formula, why shoppers leave and privacy-friendly fixes for WooCommerce.
7 min read
Conversions & revenue
A website conversion is a visitor action you count as a result, like an order, booking or signup. See macro vs micro types, examples and how to count them.
6 min read
Conversions & revenue
Conversion rate is the share of visits or visitors that end in an order, booking or signup. See both formulas, why averages mislead and how to raise it.
7 min read
Conversions & revenue
Customer lifetime value (CLV) estimates what a customer is worth over time. Learn the formulas, see a worked example and how it guides ad spend.
7 min read
Engagement
Exit rate is the share of a page's views that were the last in a visit. Learn the formula, how it differs from bounce rate and how to find checkout leaks.
7 min read
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