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Raising CVR and AOV Together Beats Pushing One Alone — A Revenue Simulation for 2026

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Raising CVR and AOV Together Beats Pushing One Alone — A Revenue Simulation for 2026
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The article discusses the importance of simultaneously increasing both conversion rate (CVR) and average order value (AOV) in ecommerce to maximize revenue. It presents a simulation showing that raising both metrics together yields significantly higher revenue than focusing on one alone. The author outlines realistic uplift ranges by industry and suggests five strategies to achieve this dual uplift without negative side effects.

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