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Track performance and optimize your bundles


Key Metrics


  • Bundle Revenue — Total revenue from orders using bundles. Tracked via purchase flow IDs when orders complete.
  • Bundle Orders — Number of orders where bundles were used. Calculate adoption rate: bundle orders ÷ total orders.
  • Top Bundles — Ranked by revenue or order count. Identify your best performers to replicate.
  • Average Order Value — Average $ per bundle order. Compare to store AOV to measure impact.


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Analytics Dashboard


Bundle analytics and performance metrics


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Time Periods


Select the right timeframe for your analysis:


Last 30 Days — Best for testing new bundles, active monitoring, and quick feedback on changes. Use for short-term promotions.


Last 90 Days — Best for quarterly performance, strategic planning, and smoothing fluctuations. Use for trend analysis.


Last 365 Days — Best for seasonal patterns, year-over-year growth, and annual planning. Use for long-term optimization.


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Optimization Playbook


Test Discount Levels


Framework:


  1. Create baseline (e.g., 10% off)
  2. Run 30 days, track metrics
  3. Test variation (e.g., 15% off)
  4. Run 30 days, compare
  5. Keep winner, test further


Compare: Revenue, orders, AOV, profit margin


Example: 10% → 15% increased revenue 50% with same AOV



Look for patterns:


  • Q4 holiday spikes
  • Summer slowdowns
  • Back-to-school surges
  • Industry-specific cycles


Take action:


  • Create seasonal bundles in advance
  • Increase discounts during slow periods
  • Reduce discounts during high demand


Example: 60% of revenue in Nov-Dec → Focus on holiday bundles


Replicate Success


When you find a winner:


  1. Identify success factors — discount level, tier structure, product type, styling
  2. Apply to similar products
  3. Test variations


Example: "Protein Volume" (3 tiers, 10/15/20% off) worked → Applied to all supplements, all became top-5 performers


Fix Underperformers


Signs of trouble:


  • Low revenue vs other bundles
  • Few orders after 30+ days
  • Declining trend


Try:


  • Increase discount 5-10%
  • Simplify tier structure
  • Change badge text
  • Improve widget styling
  • Test on different products


Example: $200 in 30 days → Increased discount from "Buy 2 Get 1" to "Buy 1 Get 1" → Revenue jumped to $800


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Decision Framework


After 30 days of data:


Revenue

Action

$0

Deactivate immediately

$1-200

Adjust discount, test 30 more days

$200-1000

Keep as is, monitor

$1000+

Promote heavily, replicate strategy


When to deactivate:


  • Zero orders after 90 days
  • Declining revenue month-over-month
  • Product out of stock
  • Promotion period ended
  • Better alternative tested


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Best Practices


  • Check Weekly — Review metrics every week for optimization opportunities
  • Track Profit — Revenue - COGS - Discount = Profit. High revenue ≠ high profit.
  • Test One Variable — Change only discount OR tiers OR styling, not all at once
  • Give Time — Wait 30 days minimum before making decisions


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Common Questions


Why is revenue zero?


Checklist:


  • Bundle is Active (not Draft)
  • Widget showing on product pages
  • Site is published
  • Wait 24-48 hours for orders


If still zero after 7 days, consider increasing discount.


Revenue doesn't match Wix dashboard


This is normal!


  • Bundle analytics: Only orders where bundles were used
  • Wix dashboard: All orders (bundle + non-bundle)


Bundle revenue is a subset of total revenue.


Volume vs BOGO — which is better?


It depends on your products, your audience, and your goals. Test both on similar products and compare over 90 days.


Generally:


  • Volume: Better for consumables, repeat purchases
  • BOGO: Better for promotions, clearance


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Resources


Updated on: 11/06/2026

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