Products Sold is a metric that measures the total number of units or items sold by a business within a specific time period. It helps businesses track their sales performance and understand the demand for their products.
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The Orders by Product metric refers to the number of times a specific product has been purchased by customers on the BigCommerce platform.
Revenue is a measure of the total amount of money generated from sales of products or services over a specific period of time, indicating the financial success of a business.
Merchandising Revenue is a metric that measures the total sales generated by a company from selling its products or services, excluding any revenue from other sources such as subscriptions or advertising.
Merchandising Revenue by Product measures the total revenue generated by each individual product in a given period, providing insights into the sales performance and profitability of specific items in a merchandising business.
The Products sold by Brand metric on BigCommerce tracks and analyzes the performance and sales of products based on their respective brands, allowing businesses to gain insights into the popularity and effectiveness of different brand offerings within their online store.
The Quantity Sold by Product metric measures the total number of units sold for each individual product within a given time period.
The Total Spent by Email metric measures the amount of money customers have spent on purchases made through email marketing campaigns.
The Traffic by Source metric tracks the different channels that drive traffic to a website, such as search engines, social media, direct links, and referral websites.