ARC Week 33 Weekly Performance Report
ARC Liquor Stores • Week 33 • Oct 26–Nov 1, 2026

Weekly Performance Report

Audience recovery, renewed shopping-path activity, and practical measurement context.

Comparison: Oct 19–25
Click-to-Shop: ▲ 22.7%
1) Executive Snapshot

Leadership takeaway

Week 33 returned to positive growth: 356 sessions (▲ 12.7%), 277 active users (▲ 16.4%), 245 new users (▲ 16.1%), and 727 page views (▲ 17.4%). Click-to-Shop increased to 92 actions (▲ 22.7%) from 68 users.

Direct traffic expanded 27.2%, Organic Search improved 12.5%, and the All Stores gateway, Revelstoke, Glenmore, and Vernon Square Mall all gained views.

Weekly wins

  • Sessions, engaged sessions, active users, new users and page views all rose.
  • Click-to-Shop recovered to 92 events from 68 users.
  • Organic Search delivered 243 sessions (▲ 12.5%).
  • Direct delivered 103 sessions (▲ 27.2%).
  • Revelstoke +80%, Glenmore +28.6%, and All Stores gateway +35.3%.

Watch list

  • Average engagement per active user declined 75% from last week's exceptionally high reading.
  • Prior-week activity and current 5m 38s Harvey engagement may be affected by internal page development and testing; investigate before attributing to customer behaviour.
  • AI Assistant traffic fell to three sessions; very small sample.
  • GA4 key events still include routine actions; not a sales measure.
  • Displayed acquisition rows total 362 sessions vs the 356 headline.
2) KPI Scorecard
MetricWeek 33WoW changeReading
Sessions356▲ 12.7%Reach rebounded
Active users277▲ 16.4%Broader weekly audience
New users245▲ 16.1%Discovery strengthened
Engaged sessions356▲ 13.4%100% reported engagement rate; configuration-sensitive
Page views727▲ 17.4%2.62 views / active user
Avg. engagement / active user2m 07s▼ 75.0%Prior-week reading likely affected by internal testing
Total users281Not shownUser Acquisition total
Total events2,280▲ 22.1%All tracked event types
Click-to-Shop92▲ 22.7%68 users; shopping-path actions, not purchases
Click-to-ProductNot in top 10Not shownDo not interpret as zero
Key events2,116Not shownBroad key-event configuration; not sales

Comparisons come from the supplied GA4 comparison cards. “Not shown” means no comparison was supplied. Sessions and session_start are separate measures.

3) Store & Content Page Performance

The six store homepages recorded 347 views; adding the All Stores gateway yields 416 views (57.2% of 727). Users overlap across pages and should not be added.

PageViewsActive usersAvg timeViews WoW
Harvey Avenue88445m 38s▼ 19.3%
Vernon 58th Avenue604228s▼ 14.3%
Guisachan603632s0.0%
ARC Liquor All Stores69512s▲ 35.3%
Glenmore54336s▲ 28.6%
Vernon Square Mall493036s▲ 14.0%
Revelstoke36201m 22s▲ 80.0%
About Us – All Stores17132sNot shown
Monthly Discounted Offers – Harvey1580sNot shown
Monthly Flyer1494sNot shown
Interpretation: The All Stores gateway increased 35.3% to 69 views. Revelstoke +80% and Glenmore +28.6% were the strongest store gains. Harvey still led at 88 views despite a 19.3% decline. The unusually high Harvey engagement warrants internal testing review, rather than assuming organic customer attention.
ARC Week 33 GA4 Pages & Screens — exact store and gateway performance.
GA4 Pages & Screens — exact store and gateway performance.
4) Traffic Sources
ChannelSessionsShareEngagedAvg engagementWoW
Organic Search24368.26%2431m 26s▲ 12.5%
Direct10328.93%1031m 40s▲ 27.2%
Referral71.97%75m 40s▼ 46.2%
Unassigned61.69%03m 35s▲ 200.0%
AI Assistant30.84%330s▼ 25.0%
Leadership reading: Organic Search and Direct grew, generating the majority of reported sessions. AI Assistant attribution was just three sessions and should not drive strong conclusions. Source reconciliation: displayed channel rows add to 362, while the GA4 total is 356; their listed percentages exceed 100%. Preserve source figures and confirm channel export before attributing exact channel contribution.

First-user acquisition: 245 new users; Organic 166, Direct 71, Referral five, AI Assistant three. The report also lists 281 total users and 50 returning users. Session and first-user attribution are different scopes.

ARC Week 33 GA4 Traffic Acquisition — note discrepancy in displayed channel session rows.
GA4 Traffic Acquisition — note discrepancy in displayed channel session rows.
ARC Week 33 GA4 User Acquisition — new users by first-user channel.
GA4 User Acquisition — new users by first-user channel.
5) Events Snapshot
EventCountUsersWoW
page_view727280▲ 17.4%
user_engagement549152▲ 33.3%
session_start356281▲ 13.4%
first_visit245245▲ 16.1%
scroll12739▲ 115.3%
click11284▲ 6.7%
click_to_shop9268▲ 22.7%
form_submit3728Not shown
form_start3230Not shown
click_to_call22Not shown
Interpretation: page views, user engagement, scrolling, clicks and Click-to-Shop increased. Scroll rose 115.3%, but it involved only 39 users; event volume should not be confused with unique shoppers. Form submissions (37) and starts (32) require validation before claiming a completion rate.
ARC Week 33 GA4 Events — shows the first ten of eleven event types.
GA4 Events — shows the first ten of eleven event types.
ARC Week 33 GA4 Event Comparison — Click-to-Shop up 22.7%.
GA4 Event Comparison — Click-to-Shop up 22.7%.
6) Intent Tracking (ARC → Barnet)
MeasureWeek 33Interpretation
Click-to-Shop92 events / 68 users▲ 22.7%; outbound shopping-path intent
Click-to-ProductNot shown in first tenNot zero; not visible in provided top-ten rows
Key events2,116Routine events included; not purchases
Session key-event rate100%Configuration-dependent
GA4 revenue$0Does not establish offline or external sales

Click-to-Shop rose from 75 to 92, while store visits and visibility also improved. These are intent actions; the screenshots do not establish a completed retail transaction.

7) Recommended Next Steps
  1. Keep momentum: review organic and direct landing pages contributing to recovered traffic.
  2. Protect intent: monitor Click-to-Shop and downstream shopping outcomes rather than assuming sales.
  3. Exclude internal traffic: establish GA4 internal/developer traffic filtering and validate anomalous engagement readings.
  4. Reconcile channel rows: resolve 362 vs 356 sessions before using channel share in decisions.
  5. Track store gateways: verify whether short engagement reflects quick onward store-selection clicks.
  6. Validate forms: check event duplication, true leads and the completion funnel.
  7. Observe AI carefully: low session count does not support strong trend claims.
In Summary

Week 33 brought visitors and shopping-path activity back into growth, while last week's unusually high engagement measurement returned toward normal.

Quote of the week

“More visitors discovered ARC, and more took the next step toward shopping.”

Source & comparison notes

ARC GA4 screenshots, October 26–November 1, 2026, compared with October 19–25. Weekly engagement decline is affected by comparison against an anomalously elevated prior week; internal influence is suspected but not quantified. The displayed traffic-acquisition channel rows exceed headline sessions by six. GA4 key events are not completed sales.

GA4 Glossary

Active users: weekly active audience. Sessions: visits, distinct from session_start. Engagement: active time and engaged sessions measure different things. Shopping intent: outbound shopping clicks are not sales. Key events: GA4 events marked as important, including routine events in this property. Attribution: user and session channel definitions differ.

Prepared for ARC Liquor leadership • Week 33 • October 26–November 1, 2026