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Reviewing Voucher Performance A. mount of Sales from used vouchers. Number of voucher Claims. Number of Orders in which your voucher was used. Usage Rate out of all claimed vouchers. Unique Buyers who used your voucher. Cost of all vouchers from your shop applied at checkout.

When analyzing coupon usage, consider using (or building) these metrics: Number of orders. This metric shows you the number of orders with and without coupons over time. ... Gross revenue. ... Discounts from coupons. ... Net revenue. ... Percent discounted. ... Average net order value. ... Average order discount. ... Distinct buyers.

The difference between the Gross and Net revenue will be the discount that was given. For additional information, we will also calculate the discount percentage. This will give us more insight into how the different cities are discounting the products so that we can take appropriate action.

While mainly providing one-time discounts, vouchers tend to work on a depletion basis, encouraging repeat purchases if money remains. Coupons are typically distributed by either a marketing team or an independent reservation.

And it seems the optimal percentage is right around 30%-40%. Quotient found that the average redemption rate of a coupon is only about 4% when it offers an effective discount of 10% or 20%. Once the discount gets past 30%, the redemption rate begins to increase dramatically, soaring to 10%.

You cannot cancel a voucher. All options begin on the DTS Dashboard. Note: From the DTS Dashboard, Non-DTS Entry Agent or travel clerk who is working on another traveler's document must select Trips > Traveler Lookup, and then search for the traveler whose authorization requires change.

Calculating Simple ROI You take the sales growth from that business or product line, subtract the marketing costs, and then divide by the marketing cost. So, if sales grew by $1,000 and the marketing campaign cost $100, then the simple ROI is 900%.