How to Ask a Prospect for Their Ad Export Before They Sign
Ask for a report. A campaign-report CSV is enough for a priced audit, and you can send the request in two lines.
Read article →Profit math for e-commerce and account math for agencies, one blog for the two products.
Ask for a report. A campaign-report CSV is enough for a priced audit, and you can send the request in two lines.
Read article →A step-by-step method for ranking your discount codes from an order export, and the break-even rule that tells you which ones to retire.
Read article →A Shopify order export holds the answers to most of your store questions, and a pivot table is a slow way to get them out. Here is how to export the file, avoid the usual traps and ask questions in plain English instead.
Read article →Gross margin tells you how the catalog does on average. Contribution margin tells you which products pay the bills, and which ones only look profitable.
Read article →Agencies price reporting as if it takes junior hours. The expensive part is senior review, revision loops and the account lead rewriting the story before the client call.
Read article →Most catalogs follow a steep curve: the top fifth of products funds everything, and a long tail burns cash on storage, returns and ad spend.
Read article →Clients do not study your logo placement. They notice whether the numbers match their own dashboard and whether the story sounds like their account lead.
Read article →You do not need a data warehouse for cohort LTV. One orders export with customer ID, date and net revenue is enough to see whether acquisition pays back.
Read article →Most reports are built to show that work happened. The ones that renew retainers answer one question fast: is my money working, and what are you doing about it?
Read article →Blended ROAS mixes new customers with repeat buyers who would have purchased anyway. It can hold steady while your acquisition engine slows down underneath it.
Read article →Agency P&L looks fine in total while some clients lose money. Per-client contribution is the report most agencies never run on themselves.
Read article →Inventory that does not move looks like an asset on the balance sheet. In practice it is a slow leak: tied-up cash, storage fees and shrinking resale value.
Read article →Every discount code has one job: create orders that would not exist otherwise. Most codes fail that test and just make existing orders cheaper.
Read article →Revenue is the number everyone watches and the one that tells you least. These 12 e-commerce metrics show whether you are building a profitable store, and how to compute each from an order export.
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