Starting your merch empire is exciting, and once the orders start rolling in, it’s easy to focus on what’s next.
But here’s the truth we’ve seen across countless successful shops: your best-selling products aren’t just popular, they’re packed with more potential.
For many first-time sellers, diving into their store's analytics can feel intimidating (like staring at a wall of numbers with no clue where to start). However, that’s exactly where the magic lies.
Inside your Fourthwall dashboard, you'll find clear signals about what your audience is loving. Signals, such as top sellers that drive impulse buys or best-selling items that offer built-in social proof and conversion power.
Because when you learn how to highlight these winning products and promote them with purpose, whether through bundles, discounts, or social media campaigns, you don’t just increase excitement, you increase profits.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to properly use Fourthwall’s analytics to identify your best-selling products and how to use that data to upsell, cross-sell, and build campaigns that actually drive results.
Data doesn’t have to be scary. We’ll show you where to look.
➡ Inside your Fourthwall dashboard, just click Analytics in the left-hand menu.
From there, you’ll see all the good stuff: visual breakdowns of sales, profits, top products, and more. These charts aren’t just for looking at—they’re tools that tell you exactly what’s working (and how to do more of it).
Here’s where to focus:
📌 Pro Tip: Use the Date Range filter to compare seasonal trends (like summer vs. winter), and click Full Report for CSV downloads and deeper filters.
Now that you have found your best seller, your next move is just as important: turning that momentum into long-term growth.
With the right product marketing strategies, your best-selling items can drive even more traffic, boost conversions, and increase overall profits in your online store.
Here’s how to turn those insights into action and make your top-performing products work harder (and smarter) for you:
When one item starts to outperform the rest, don’t treat it like just another product; instead, make it the star of the show.
Your top seller should be your flagship product, the one that gives your shop its identity.
Consider featuring it front-and-center on your homepage or highlighting it in your social media bio link. If it’s really becoming a must-have among your audience, turn it into a key part of your membership incentives to entice more fans to sign up.
Just look at Paolo from Tokyo’s shop on Fourthwall, where his homepage banner boldly highlights his “Premium Kaminari Hot Sauce.”
It’s more than a product; it’s the face of his merch line by being instantly recognizable and totally on-brand. That’s not just smart, it’s product building.
Your best-selling product deserves a regular spotlight in your content calendar.
However, instead of reposting the same product photo over and over, mix up your promotional tactics to keep customers engaged.
Share user-generated content (UGC), run a countdown for restocks, or film a quick behind-the-scenes clip of how the item was designed or packed.
Don’t forget to pair it with trending sounds or popular content formats on platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels. This will create excitement and increase the chances of impulse buys.
Remember, most fans need to see a product multiple times before they make a purchase, so keep it fresh and consistent.
Don’t underestimate the power of email marketing when it comes to driving conversions.
Creating a short and engaging email campaign centered on your top seller can attract shoppers back to your store and provide them with a compelling reason to make a purchase again.
Add a subject line like “Back in Stock: Your Favorite Tee Just Dropped 👀” to grab your viewers' attention, or write something more personalized like “You Asked, We Restocked 🛍️” to make it feel like a direct response to their interest.
Next, use the body of your email to highlight why the item is a fan favorite. You can do this by including a glowing review or a customer photo, or by offering a limited-time discount or bundle to increase urgency and boost conversions.
A single top-selling product is great, but a world built around that product? That’s next-level.
Instead of treating your best seller like a standalone hit, use it as the anchor for an entire collection that tells a bigger story.
Collections give your online store structure and purpose, helping shoppers instantly get your vibe the moment they land on your page.
Take a look at Danielle Allard’s “Dino Derp” collection for inspiration.
What started as a fan-favorite design evolved into a complete product line, from stickers and tees to mugs, notebooks, and even a cozy hoodie, all tied together by her quirky dino character.
It’s cute, cohesive, and makes it easy for fans to buy into the full experience.
All you need to do is name the collection, give it its own shop section, and promote it like a limited-edition campaign.
This strategy not only gives your audience more to love, but it keeps them exploring your site longer, increases cart size, and helps establish your brand identity in a way one-off items never could.
One of the easiest ways to boost your average order value is by bundling your best-selling item with complementary products your fans are already eyeing.
For example, Eeveenara's "VYVEE Plushie Bundle Pack" combines her top-selling plushie with exclusive stickers and a collectible art print, turning a single item into a fully themed fan experience.
Not only does this increase Eevee's overall cart size, but it raises the perceived value of the entire set, making it feel more like a limited-edition drop than a standard product listing.
You can label these combinations as “Starter Packs,” “Gift Sets,” or “Limited Edition Drops” to create a curated shopping experience that feels more intentional and worth the buy.
Bundles are also perfect for gifting seasons or launches tied to special events, making it easier for consumers to justify purchasing more.
Plus, you can use bundle-exclusive discounts as an incentive to convert one-time buyers into bigger spenders without needing to rely on paid ads or deep markdowns across your store.
Growing your online store doesn’t always mean launching a ton of new products or reinventing your entire brand.
More often, real growth comes from zooming in on what’s already working (your best sellers) and finding innovative, repeatable ways to amplify them.
By making minor but strategic adjustments, you can increase conversions, boost profits, and keep customers engaged without exhausting your time or inventory.
Here’s a simple formula to start seeing results:
These aren’t massive lifts, but done consistently, they can drive some of your best results.
In the end, you’ll be building stronger attribution for your best-selling products and setting up better opportunities for cross-sells, upsells, and repeat purchases.
Remember, small wins add up fast, and before you know it, one product becomes the centerpiece of your next big brand moment.
Your next big win might already be sitting in your shop quietly racking up sales and just waiting for a spotlight.
With Fourthwall’s built-in analytics, you can stop guessing and start making data-backed decisions that drive real results.
From identifying your top-selling products to planning your next campaign, everything you need to level up is right at your fingertips.
Check out your dashboard and see what your best sellers are telling you; they might just be the key to your next breakthrough.
There are no monthly fees, no upfront costs, and no contracts to use Fourthwall. You set your prices and choose your own margins. Here is how our pricing and splits work when you sell:
Additionally, all US-based credit card transactions have an added 2.9% + $0.30 payment processing fee (same as Shopify). Fees vary for PayPal and other providers. Learn more.
Product costs are listed directly in our product catalog.
If a t-shirt is listed in our catalog at a $10 cost, we will automatically deduct that amount from your profits whenever you make a sale. You can sell products for any price you want.
For example, if you sell the shirt for $22, you'll make $12 in profit on each unit sold. If you sell it for $50, then you'll make $40 in profit on each unit sold.
Yes! Fourthwall works with manufacturing & fulfillment partners around the globe in the US, UK, EU, Canada, Mexico, Australia, and Japan.
Shipping rates are dynamically determined by the size of package and destination. We work with most major carriers and pass through the true cost of shipping. That means that you can offer low-cost, fast shipping to your fans. Most items have a delivery window of 5-8 days.
Be sure to browse our product catalog to find products that are fulfilled out of your target regions to provide the fastest & cheapest shipping for your community.
Yes! Fourthwall operates as the "Merchant of Record" and automatically supports the following payment methods on checkout:
Fourthwall operates as the "Merchant of Record", which means that we're responsible for handling all sales taxes. This includes nexus registration, collecting sales tax, and remitting this to US states & other countries.
That way you can focus on designing products and promoting your shop, not taxes.
Yes. You can connect a custom domain or subdomain on Fourthwall. Learn More.
If you need help finding an artist or designer, check out our design community.
This is a vetted network of exceptional designers that can help you make great quality designs for your audience. We also recommend tools like Canva or Kittl.
Yes. For any product from our product catalog, we'll handle all customer support for you.
From answering general order questions to making address changes, our team is there to ensure that your buyers are treated with the same level of care that you would personally give them. We have a 12-hour or less average reply time, including nights and weekends.
For any items that you source on your own and ship from home, however, you'll need to do customer support.
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