Discover how to effectively track weekly revenue trends using Google Analytics 4. This guide outlines the necessary steps, dimensions, and metrics to create a comprehensive weekly revenue report.
Understanding Weekly Revenue Trends in Google Analytics 4
Tracking revenue by week is crucial for businesses to identify seasonal patterns, measure weekly performance goals, and make data-driven decisions about inventory, staffing, and marketing initiatives. We’ll show you how to create a comprehensive weekly revenue report in Google Analytics 4
that will help you understand your business’s weekly performance trends.
Basic Report Structure
- Primary dimension: Week
- Metrics: Revenue data points
- Visualization: Time series line chart and detailed data table
- Date range: Last 3-6 months for trend analysis
- Comparison feature: Previous period or year
Steps to Create the Report
- Open
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and navigate to the Explore section. - Click the Blank template to start a new exploration.
- Under the Dimensions, click the + button and search for Week, check the checkbox beside it, and click Confirm.
- Under the Metrics, click the + button and search for Total revenue, Average order value, and Transactions, check the checkboxes, and click Confirm.
- Drag Week to the Rows section of your report.
- Drag Total revenue, Average order value, and Transactions to the Values section.
- Click the Plus icon in the tabs section to add a new tab.
- Select Line chart visualization.
- Configure the same dimensions and metrics in the new visualization.
- Set your date range to last 3-6 months in the report settings.
- Add a comparison period by clicking the Compare toggle in date settings.
Required Dimensions and Metrics
- Week - Primary time dimension for weekly grouping.
- Total revenue - Shows total monetary value of transactions.
- Average order value - Indicates revenue per transaction.
- Transactions - Number of completed purchases.
- Week of year - Optional dimension for year-over-year analysis.
Actionable Insights from the Report
- Identify your highest and lowest revenue weeks to understand seasonal patterns and adjust marketing budgets accordingly.
- Compare week-over-week growth rates to spot trends and potential issues early.
- Use weekly revenue patterns to optimize inventory management and staff scheduling.
- Analyze the relationship between transaction volume and average order value to inform pricing strategies.
- Track the impact of marketing campaigns on weekly revenue performance.
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