Analytics and reporting are important parts of any business that helps WooCommerce store managers to grow their business. In fact, without a report, you will not know if you are doing your job correctly or not. By generating reports at different intervals, you’ll get an overview of your inventory on hand, total sales, best-selling products, loyal customers, etc., and that information can be used in budgeting, resource allocation, marketing efforts, planning for more sales, and more.
Using analytical and valuable reports, you can find the right picture of your business situation and direct it correctly.
Receiving sales analysis and reports are important for each manager for a different purpose. For example, marketing managers seek to identify market opportunities and threats through sales analysis, or sales managers review the sales analysis report to check the profit and loss of their store.
Also, many cases, such as decrease or increase in customer purchases, decrease or increase in product sales, review of customer purchase history, and seasonal trends, are also concluded from these sales analysis reports.
Many store managers have focused on finding new customers and are looking for quick solutions to increase their sales, while to succeed in an eCommerce business, they need to spend time and analyze sales reports and examining customers based on the data related to customer behavior. The most successful managers consider reviewing sales reports as a professional process and use the valuable information provided in sales reports to grow their business.
Any type of sales report will help you understand the customers’ behavior and know their needs to have better insight for categorizing customers, planning targeted sales, and developing marketing activities. For example, by analyzing the report about the number of orders placed in different countries, you can focus your energy on increasing sales in countries with lower income.
This article will explain how analyzing different reports will help you better manage your WooCommerce store. We will also introduce the WooCommerce Report plugin so that you can create any report and export the data you need.
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