This report details the design and implementation of a balanced scorecard for Booktopia, an Australian online bookstore, with a focus on enhancing its financial performance and achieving its goal of becoming the largest online bookstore in Australia. The report begins with an introduction to Booktopia and the rationale for implementing a balanced scorecard, drawing a comparison with Amazon's successful use of the tool. The core of the report presents a balanced scorecard, outlining objectives, measures, targets, and initiatives across four perspectives: financial (cost reduction, profitability, revenue), customer (retention, satisfaction, loyalty), internal processes (delivery service, supply chain), and learning and growth (time management, employee training). The report then explores the pros and cons of the balanced scorecard for Booktopia, including its ability to provide a clear picture of performance, make goals achievable, and facilitate monitoring and control, while also acknowledging its time-consuming and potentially expensive nature. Finally, the report outlines the implementation steps, including executive commitment, strategy map finalization, scorecard preparation, individual scorecard preparation, gap analysis, and the review process. The conclusion summarizes the benefits of the balanced scorecard as a management tool for assessing strategy performance and highlights the key aspects of its implementation for Booktopia.