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Average Order Value Analyzed

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How it works

Analyzes Average Order Value across time, product categories, and order size to find where revenue growth opportunities exist. Shows AOV trends, distribution of order sizes, and which categories pull AOV up or down.

Use this when you have Shopify order data and want to understand AOV patterns and find opportunities to increase order values.

If you need profitability (not just revenue), use Product Profitability. If you need customer segmentation, use RFM Analysis.

Built for: Shopify store owner, e-commerce manager, growth marketer

Typical data source: Shopify orders export CSV with order totals, line items, and dates

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What data do you need?

Shopify orders export

order_id (categorical)	order_date (date)	order_total (numeric)	lineitem_name (categorical)
#1001	2024-01-15	49.99	Blue Widget
#1002	2024-01-16	125.00	Red Widget
#1003	2024-01-17	32.50	Bundle Pack

Minimum 50 rows · Best with 500-10000 orders

What's in the report?

Analyze Average Order Value trends across time periods, product categories, and order characteristics to identify revenue optimization opportunities for Shopify stores.

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AOV Trend

AOV over time. Look for seasonal patterns (holiday spikes) and sustained shifts (pricing changes or product mix changes taking effect).

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Order Value Distribution

How order values are distributed. A long right tail means a few large orders skew the average. Median AOV may be more actionable than mean.

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Category Analysis

AOV by product category. Categories with high AOV are candidates for upsell bundles. Low-AOV categories may need minimum-order incentives.

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Items per Order Analysis

How the number of items per order relates to AOV. If more items = higher AOV, bundle promotions work. If not, unit price is what matters.

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AI Insights

Plain-English interpretation — what the numbers mean, what's significant, and what to do next.

Related tools

Need something simpler? Simple Trend — Just want a trend line on revenue over time

Need more power? Product Profitability — Need profit analysis, not just revenue/AOV

Similar: Geographic Analysis

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