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What Atlas suggests after you publish

The screen you land on after publishing, the next actions it offers, and how to read the peer benchmark it shows you.

Written by Eddie Lavandera

Publishing a page lands you on a screen headed Nicely done!, confirming that your page is live and offering what you can do next. None of it is required, and you can leave at any point with Go to dashboard.

In this article:


Your page is live

The heading is Nicely done!, followed by your page's name and is live on your store. Publishing a full store says Your store is live. instead, and a single page says Your page is live.

Two ways out are always available:

  • Open in theme editor, which opens the page in Shopify so you can adjust it there

  • Go to dashboard


The actions it offers

Which suggestions appear depends on what you just published.

Suggestion

What it does

Do you want to generate another page?

Builds a page for another product, with Previous product and Next product to step through your catalog. It takes about two minutes.

Test another angle

Same product, a different message. Opens the angle flow on the product you just published. See Testing a new angle on a published page.

Create a bundle offer

Offers A pre-built bundle for {your product}, so you can add a quantity offer to the page while it is fresh.

Do you want to generate another store?

Appears after publishing a store. Generate store starts a new store build.

Do you want to create another landing page?

Appears after publishing a landing page. Two clicks. Ready in about 2 minutes.

💡 Create a bundle offer is usually the highest-value of these. It raises the value of traffic that is already arriving at a page you just made live, rather than sending you off to build something new that still has to earn its own traffic.


The peer benchmark

After you publish from the dashboard, the screen may also show a block labelled Peer benchmarks, Compared with the top 10% of highest revenue Atlas peers. After a product page or a store it counts products, for example Successful stores test 4 products. You have 2. After a landing page it counts landing pages, for example Successful stores test 3 landing pages. You have 1.

Under the heading is a track with up to three markers:

Marker

What it shows

You · 2 products, or You · 1 landing page

How many you have published so far

Successful stores · 4

How many the top stores typically test

Top 5% · 10+

Where the very top of the range sits, shown when it is above the successful stores figure

Read it as a direction rather than a score. The figures come from other Atlas stores, and the point is the gap between your marker and the next one. Each page you publish moves yours along.

It does not appear after a new angle, an ad-matched page or your first setup, or when there are not enough stores to compare with. Some stores see a different progress summary in its place.


Leaving the screen

Nothing on this screen is required and nothing expires. Select Go to dashboard and everything it offered is still reachable from Create new and from your page rows.

Your page is already live at this point. The screen is a set of suggestions, not the last step of publishing.


Next steps

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