Track how a Spring Sale campaign influenced daily revenue and order volume over a 30-day period.
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🔍 Business Questions:
- How did revenue and order volume trend before, during, and after the Spring Sale?
- Was there a spike in purchases or visits from campaign-specific traffic?
- Which channels contributed most to the trend?
🧩 Step-by-Step Setup in CJA
✅ Step 1: Freeform Table Setup
- Open a new Freeform Panel.
-
Rows: Drag in
Day
(time dimension). -
Columns: Drag in these metrics:
Revenue
Orders
Visits
-
Cart Additions
(optional)
✅ Step 2: Apply Campaign Segment
Use a segment like:
-
“Campaign = Spring Sale”
or create a custom segment based on UTM tags, campaign name, or marketing channel.
You can also create a comparison with a segment like:
- “Campaign ≠ Spring Sale” (to compare behavior of non-campaign traffic)
✅ Step 3: Line Chart Visualization
- Click the chart icon on the Freeform Table.
- Choose Line Chart.
- You’ll now see how
Revenue
,Orders
, andVisits
trend daily.
✅ Step 4: Annotate Key Dates
- Add an annotation for the campaign launch date (e.g., "Spring Sale Launch – March 15").
- Add another for when the campaign ended.
✅ Step 5: Breakdown by Marketing Channel (Optional)
To understand which channels drove the trend:
- Drag
Marketing Channel
as a breakdown on theOrders
orRevenue
metric. - This lets you see how channels like Email, Paid Search, and Social performed.
📈 Example Insights You Might Discover:
Date | Revenue | Orders | Insight |
---|---|---|---|
March 14 | $5,000 | 75 | Pre-campaign baseline |
March 15 | $15,000 | 200 | 📌 Campaign Launch Spike |
March 18 | $22,000 | 310 | Highest sales day |
March 25 | $8,000 | 110 | Campaign fatigue starts |
March 30 | $12,000 | 180 | Final push / offer extension |