JD · Store Matrix
Three Stores, One Period: Margins Steady Above 32%
Period 2026-09-05 to 2026-10-05, taken from the order-profit dashboard. Click any screenshot to view it full size.
1,401
Total orders
¥214,457.73
Total Order Value
¥70,732.84
Total Order Profit
32.98%
Blended Margin
| Store | Orders | Order Value | Order Profit | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Store A | 618 | ¥127,936.98 | ¥42,337.27 | 33.09% |
| Store B | 568 | ¥53,700.72 | ¥17,301.40 | 32.22% |
| Store C | 215 | ¥32,820.03 | ¥11,094.17 | 33.80% |
| Total (3 Stores) | 1,401 | ¥214,457.73 | ¥70,732.84 | 32.98% |
The total row is the sum of the three stores; store names are withheld — contact us for the original screenshots if you would like to verify.
Three stores, same period and same measurement basis: order value per store runs from ¥32,820 to ¥127,937 and order profit from ¥11,094 to ¥42,337, while the margin stays inside a narrow 32.22%–33.80% band.
Once this product-selection and ad-buying model is proven, it can be copied straight to another store or another region — that is what makes a store group scalable.
What we ran across the three stores:
- Selection & assortment: one selection logic and assortment structure shared by all three stores
- Traffic & content: standardized creative direction and ad-buying model
- Service & after-sales: unified response scripts and after-sales process
- Finance & ledger: purchases, profit and margin visible store by store
