The Carts metric in Adobe Analytics refers to the number of shopping carts that were created by visitors on an e-commerce website within a specified time period. It provides insights on the effectiveness of the site's shopping experience and can help identify potential areas for improvement to increase conversion rates.
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The Customer Loyalty metric measures the level of commitment a consumer has to a brand or product, typically based on repeat purchases or engagement over time.
The Units metric in AdobeAnalytics represents the total quantity of items or products sold, viewed, downloaded, or otherwise tracked within a specific time period. This metric helps measure the success and impact of marketing campaigns and product offerings.
The Checkouts metric in Adobe Analytics measures the number of times that customers initiated the checkout process on your website or app, providing insights into purchase intent and checkout funnel performance.
Units per Transaction is a metric that measures the average number of products or items sold in each transaction, revealing the effectiveness of your sales strategy in promoting multiple items to customers.
Revenue per Visitor (RPV) is a metric that measures the average amount of revenue generated per visitor to a website or digital platform. It is calculated by dividing the total revenue generated by the total number of visitors. This metric helps to track the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and website performance.
The Conversion Rate metric measures the percentage of visitors who complete a desired action, such as making a purchase or filling out a form, out of all the visitors who interact with a website or digital channel.
It measures the total number of views each page on your website has received during a specified time period, helping you identify the most popular pages and where to focus your optimization efforts.
The Visits (traffic) by Top Traffic Sources metric shows the sources that have driven the most visits to a website, ranked by the number of visits received within a selected timeframe.