ARC Week 34 Weekly Performance Report
ARC Liquor Stores • Week 34 • Nov 2–8, 2026

Weekly Performance Report

Stronger website discovery, rising Direct traffic and improved shopping intent.

Comparison: Oct 26–Nov 1
Click-to-Shop: ▲ 6.5%*
1) Executive Snapshot

Leadership takeaway

Week 34 recorded stronger traffic, new-user acquisition and shopping-path activity. Direct traffic grew sharply, the All Stores gateway topped page views, and Click-to-Shop increased to 98. These are positive digital signals, not proof of sales.

Weekly wins

  • 382 sessions (▲ 7.3%) and 382 engaged sessions (▲ 7.3%).
  • 305 active users and 275 new users (both above Week 33).
  • 832 page views (up 105 from Week 33).
  • 98 Click-to-Shop events from 71 users (up from 92 and 68).
  • Direct sessions rose from 103 to 155; All Stores gateway rose from 69 to 102 views.
  • Vernon, Harvey, Guisachan and Revelstoke all grew in page visibility.

Watch list

  • Organic Search fell from 243 to 220 sessions, despite remaining the largest source.
  • Vernon Square Mall dropped to 34 views from 49.
  • GA4 channel rows total 385, three above the 382 headline.
  • Helen page: 20 views from seven users; internal testing is a plausible contributor.
  • The 100% key-event rate is not a purchase conversion rate.
2) KPI Scorecard
MetricWeek 34WoW changeReading
Sessions382▲ 7.3%More visits; GA4 headline
Engaged sessions382▲ 7.3%100% reported engagement rate; configuration-dependent
Active users305▲ 10.1%*Calculated vs Week 33: 277
New users275▲ 12.2%*Calculated vs Week 33: 245
Page views832▲ 14.4%*Calculated vs Week 33: 727
Avg engagement / active user2m 03s▼ 2.6%Slightly lower than 2m 07s
Total users309▲ 10.0%*Calculated vs Week 33: 281
Total events2,521▲ 10.6%Home comparison card
Click-to-Shop98▲ 6.5%*71 users; compared with 92 events
Key events2,366▲ 11.8%*Broad event configuration, not sales

* Calculated from the exact Week 33 and Week 34 totals shown in the supplied report screenshots; not an independently shown comparison card. GA4 session channel rows sum to 385 versus the 382 headline, and their displayed shares sum above 100%; validate the acquisition export. All routine events designated as key events must not be treated as sales. Helen page activity may include development and testing.

3) Store & Content Page Performance

Across six store homepages, 372 views were recorded; adding the All Stores gateway yields 474 views (57.0% of all 832 views). Page-specific users overlap and must not be added.

PageViewsActive usersAvg timeViews WoW
ARC Liquor All Stores1026311s▲ 47.8%*
Harvey Avenue97481m 03s▲ 10.2%*
Vernon 58th Avenue76441m 19s▲ 26.7%*
Guisachan674052s▲ 11.7%*
Glenmore56250s▲ 3.7%*
Revelstoke42201m 33s▲ 16.7%*
Vernon Square Mall342223s▼ 30.6%*
Monthly Flyer3390sNot shown
Helen2072m 43sNot shown
Monthly Discounted Offers – Vernon16101m 06sNot shown
Interpretation: The All Stores gateway became the most-viewed page (102); Vernon increased to 76; and Harvey held strong with 97. Glenmore reported 0s average engagement despite 56 views—short visit tracking deserves review. Helen received 20 page views from seven users, but development/testing may contribute.
GA4 Pages and Screens: exact store figuresWeek 34 GA4 Pages and Screens: exact store figures
GA4 Pages and Screens: exact store figures
4) Traffic Sources
ChannelSessionsShareEngagedAvg engagementWoW*
Organic Search22057.59%2201m 44s▼ 9.5%*
Direct15540.58%1551m 31s▲ 50.5%*
Referral41.05%429s▼ 42.9%*
Unassigned41.05%01m 45s▼ 33.3%*
AI Assistant20.52%249s▼ 33.3%*
Source reconciliation: Listed channel sessions sum to 385 against the headline of 382, and displayed percentages exceed 100%. Organic Search remains the largest reported channel (220); Direct recorded the strongest increase (155, up from 103). These rows are preserved as reported pending verification.

First-user acquisition: 275 new users: Organic Search 150, Direct 121, AI Assistant two and Referral two. GA4 reports 309 total users and 50 returning users. First-user channels should not be confused with sessions.

GA4 Traffic Acquisition: channel breakdown and engagementWeek 34 GA4 Traffic Acquisition: channel breakdown and engagement
GA4 Traffic Acquisition: channel breakdown and engagement
GA4 User Acquisition: first-user breakdownWeek 34 GA4 User Acquisition: first-user breakdown
GA4 User Acquisition: first-user breakdown
5) Events Snapshot
EventCountUsersWoW*
page_view832309▲ 14.4%*
user_engagement636191▲ 15.8%*
session_start382309▲ 7.3%*
first_visit275275▲ 12.2%*
scroll13260▲ 3.9%*
click10980▼ 2.7%*
click_to_shop9871▲ 6.5%*
form_submit3321▼ 10.8%*
form_start2321▼ 28.1%*
file_download11Not shown
Interpretation: page_view and user_engagement increased, while Click-to-Shop reached 98 from 71 users. Clicks, form submissions and form starts softened. The one file download is an event, not a business outcome.
GA4 Events: all ten listed event typesWeek 34 GA4 Events: all ten listed event types
GA4 Events: all ten listed event types
6) Intent Tracking (ARC → Barnet)
MeasureWeek 34Meaning
Click-to-Shop98 events / 71 usersShopping-path actions (+6.5%*)
Click-to-ProductNot displayedDo not infer zero
Key events2,366Includes routine events; not purchases
Session key-event rate100%Configuration-dependent
GA4 revenue$0External and in-store purchases not established

Click-to-Shop increased from 92 to 98 actions, a modest but useful directional improvement. The number of distinct users activating this event also increased from 68 to 71.

7) Recommended Next Steps
  • Investigate Direct traffic growth and ensure campaigns and referrals are tagged consistently.
  • Review Organic Search landing pages after the decline from 243 to 220 sessions.
  • Measure All Stores gateway onward navigation and store-selection clicks.
  • Review Vernon Square Mall visibility and discovery.
  • Exclude internal and development activity from future GA4 measurement, particularly Helen testing.
  • Reconcile 385 acquisition-row sessions against the 382 headline.
  • Validate clicks, forms and shopping-path actions against real enquiries and confirmed downstream orders.
In Summary

Week 34 recorded stronger traffic, new-user acquisition and shopping-path activity. Direct traffic grew sharply, the All Stores gateway topped page views, and Click-to-Shop increased to 98. These are positive digital signals, not proof of sales.

Quote of the week

“A stronger audience, wider store discovery and more shopping actions give ARC positive momentum entering November.”

Source & comparison notes

* Calculated from the exact Week 33 and Week 34 totals shown in the supplied report screenshots; not an independently shown comparison card. GA4 session channel rows sum to 385 versus the 382 headline, and their displayed shares sum above 100%; validate the acquisition export. All routine events designated as key events must not be treated as sales. Helen page activity may include development and testing.

No assertion is made about future ARC budget decisions or continuity of services. Source: screenshots November 2–8, 2026. Report URLs are intended publication destinations, not verified live URLs.

GA4 Glossary

Sessions: website visits; distinct from event count. Active users: weekly active audience. New users: first visits. Engagement: measured active time. Click-to-Shop: shopping-path intent, not completed sales. Key events: selected events, including routine actions here. Attribution: first-user and session channels differ.

Prepared for ARC Liquor leadership • Week 34 • November 2–8, 2026