Until now, your Adeagle dashboard told you how many people saw and clicked your ads. Useful — but it stopped one step short of the question that actually matters: how much money are these campaigns making me?
That step is now covered. Sales Analytics is live, and it connects your ad activity straight to your orders and revenue. Here’s everything that changed.
Two new metrics: Orders and Revenue
Your dashboard now shows two new numbers:
- Orders — the number of transactions your Adeagle campaigns drove.
- Revenue — the total sales value behind those orders.
No more guessing or cross-referencing analytics. You can see at a glance whether your campaigns are turning into actual sales, and how much.
Revenue, now on your chart
Revenue also shows up as a third area on your main chart, right alongside impressions and clicks. That means you can watch your sales trend in the same view as your reach and engagement — and quickly spot when a jump in clicks actually translated into a jump in revenue (and when it didn’t).
All campaigns, or one at a time
By default, the dashboard shows your revenue and orders across all campaigns combined. But you can also filter by a single campaign to see its revenue and orders on their own.
That makes it easy to zoom in on one campaign and study it in isolation — its own chart, its own daily breakdown — and then zoom back out to your total whenever you want the full view.
A richer daily breakdown
The daily table below the chart got more useful too. Each day now shows its order count, conversion rate, and revenue, so you can pinpoint exactly which days your ads were converting best — and start to notice the patterns behind your strongest days.
Now in the Campaign section too
The same breakdown is now built into your Campaign table. Every campaign shows its own orders, conversion rate, and revenue, broken down row by row.
You can compare campaigns side by side and see which ones are actually pulling their weight. Instead of judging a campaign on clicks alone, you can see which ones turn into sales — and shift your priorities toward the winners with confidence.
Two ways to measure your sales
Not every sale is driven by an ad in the same way, so we give you two attribution models to look at your numbers through. You can switch between them anytime.
Two ways to measure:
🫧 Influenced Sales: Counts a sale if the customer clicked an Adeagle ad at any point before buying — even if they came back to purchase later. This is the bigger-picture view of everything your ads helped set in motion.
🎯 Direct Sales: Counts a sale only if the customer’s last click before buying was on an Adeagle ad. A stricter, more conservative measure of sales your ads closed directly.
Switch anytime, or set a default
You can flip between the two models right on the Dashboard or in the Campaigns section, or set your preferred one as the default in Settings. Use whichever view matches how you think about your marketing — and switch when you want the other angle.
Take a look
Everything above is already in your dashboard. Open Adeagle, head to your analytics, and you’ll see your real numbers waiting. If you’ve been running campaigns, you now know exactly what they’ve earned you.
