ARC Liquor Stores

Weekly Reporting • GA4 + GTM Improvements

Reporting window: Mar 1–Mar 19, 2026
GA4 Property: ARC Liquor Stores
Focus: Intent Tracking
ARC Liquor Stores • Weekly Reporting

Weekly Performance & Reporting Upgrades

This report moves ARC’s reporting beyond “visits and page views” into high-intent actions: click-to-call, click-to-shop, and click-to-product—with store attribution—so leadership can see how ARC’s store pages influence real customer behaviour.

Comparison “previous period” = Feb 10–Feb 28 (19 days)
New intent events launched Mar 18–19 (early counts expected)
1) Executive Snapshot

Topline performance (Mar 1–Mar 19)

Reach is up, engagement quality is up, and we’ve added new “intent tracking” that shows where customers go next (call + Barnet).

Active users
615
↑ 62.3% vs previous period
Sessions
821
↑ 37.8% vs previous period
Engaged sessions
674
↑ 82.7% vs previous period
Note on engagement time (1m 12s, ↓ 55.2%)
This can happen during growth phases when new visitors arrive and complete quick, intent-driven actions (shop/call) rather than reading long pages. We’ll track this alongside outbound clicks to confirm that “shorter visits” still equal “higher intent.”

Why this matters for the Team

  • We can now report customer intent (calls + shop/product clicks), not just traffic.
  • We can attribute outbound clicks to the ARC store page that generated them.
  • We can show whether ARC pages are moving customers into Barnet—our clearest proxy for purchase path without Barnet sales access.

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You can download our report below in pdf format to view the screenshots from GA4 + Tag Assistant in more detail. See button below, before the footer section.

Insert: GA4 Home cards (Mar 1–19) Active users 615 ↑62% • Sessions 821 ↑38% • Engaged sessions 674 ↑83%
Insert: Pages & screens — top store pages Home-Harvey 463 • Home-Guisachan 126 • Home-Vernon 95 • Home-Revelstoke 75 • Home-Glenmore 74
Insert: Traffic acquisition — sessions by channel Organic 420 (51%) • Direct 293 (36%) • Referral 98 (12%)
Insert: Tag Assistant proof — tags fired + parameters click_to_call / click_to_shop / click_to_product + store + link_url + link_text + page_path
2) Store Pages: Which locations customers choose

Store landing pages are doing their job

Across Mar 1–19, customers most often enter via Harvey, then distribute across the other location pages—proof that the “multi-store” structure is getting used.

Store page Views Why it matters
Home-Harvey Ave 463 Main entry point; strong baseline traffic to the flagship page.
Home-Guisachan 126 Store page routing works; visitors are choosing their location.
Home-Vernon 95 Regional reach beyond Kelowna is being captured.
Home-Revelstoke 75 Tourism market is being served by dedicated store page.
Home-Glenmore 74 Proof of distribution across locations (not just one store).
3) Acquisition: Where traffic is coming from

Organic Search is #1 (Mar 1–19)

Organic Search produced 420 sessions (51%)—the largest channel share—followed by Direct (293) and Referral (98).

Organic Search: 420 sessions Direct: 293 sessions Referral: 98 sessions
How to phrase Search Atlas this week (without over-claiming):
“Organic is leading and that’s consistent with early lift from our Search Atlas-driven SEO work (content + on-page + authority). We’ll validate the trend over the next 2–4 weekly reports.”
4) Big Win: Intent Tracking is now live

What we added (in plain English)

  • click_to_call — when someone taps the phone number (tel: links).
  • click_to_shop — when someone clicks “Shop” to the store’s Barnet domain.
  • click_to_product — when someone clicks a “Buy” button to a specific Barnet product page.

Why should this matter

  • We can now report “website → intent actions” weekly, by store.
  • This creates a credible bridge between ARC content/SEO efforts and the Barnet purchase path.
  • Even before we get Barnet conversion access, we can quantify “hand-offs” into Barnet.
Early numbers note:
These events went live Mar 18–19, so initial counts will be small this week and become meaningful week-over-week.

Event parameters captured (for clean reporting)

Each intent event carries metadata so we can slice reports by store + page + link clicked.

event: click_to_call / click_to_shop / click_to_product parameters: store = Harvey | Guisachan | Glenmore | Revelstoke | Vernon link_url = destination URL clicked (tel: / Barnet link) link_text = visible text on the clicked element (when available) page_path = ARC page path where the click occurred (e.g., /home-harvey)
Insert: Tag Assistant “tags fired” proof Shows GA4 Event tag succeeded + store/link_url/link_text/page_path values
5) Next Steps (what we’ll improve next report)

What we can now measure next week

  • Weekly deltas for click_to_call, click_to_shop, click_to_product by store.
  • Which ARC pages drive the most Barnet handoffs (page_path ranking).
  • Which links/buttons are performing (link_text + link_url).

Barnet conversions (longer-term)

Once we confirm who at Barnet/Armstrong can provide conversion access (or a reporting export), we’ll connect: ARC → Barnet clickpurchase to quantify ARC’s revenue influence.

Appendix: Notes for weekly reporting format

Recommended weekly structure (repeatable)

  1. Executive snapshot (users, sessions, engaged sessions + quick interpretation)
  2. Store page distribution (which locations are being chosen)
  3. Acquisition mix (Organic / Direct / Referral)
  4. Intent actions (click_to_call / click_to_shop / click_to_product by store)
  5. What changed this week (features shipped / tracking upgraded)
  6. Next week focus (1–3 bullets)


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Prepared for ARC Liquor leadership • GA4 Property: ARC Liquor Stores • Reporting window: Mar 1–Mar 19, 2026