The Light Blues were dominant throughout and took a six-goal advantage into the half time break before a further five were to follow in a fantastic display in front of goal overall.
Speaking to RangersTV after the victory over the Dons, the head coach was pleased with the number of times her side found of the back of the net and how they continued to push for more throughout.
She commented: “I was still saying it with five minutes to go I don't want us to take our foot off the gas at any point.
“You see that when teams are scoring a lot of goals we need to make sure that we are trying to do the same.
“The three points is very important but I thought 11 goals was just as important today.
“I am really proud of the group and the difference in the type of goals that we managed to score today.
“The difference in the goalscorers, you see the level of confidence in some of the players out there today so there was a lot of positives to take.
“How pleased am I? Yes very, it is something that we have asked the group to be is ruthless.
“I thought our defensive display was excellent today.
“You can look a little bit beyond that when we score 11 goals and I am speaking about our defensive work but the little things and the details that I have asked us to work on in pre-season.
“It is something that really came out today and allowed us to spend most of the game in the opposition's half and create chance after chance really.
“I am really pleased with the three points and 11 goals is really important for us.”
The former Lioness spoke of the display of debutant Katie Wilkinson who grabbed four goals on her first start for the club, whilst heaping praise on several of the squad for their performances.
She continued: “It is what we asked from her when she came in, that is why I brought her in the door.
“We know she is a goalscorer, we know she is a threat but again she can score all types of goals.
“She is a real handful, that is four goals in 75 minutes today.
“I am sure there will be more to come from her but I think you can see the players around her as well they are just going to thrive from it.
“I thought Rio [Hardy] looked lively today as well, Lizzie [Arnot], Mia [McAulay], they can all bring different parts of their game that Wilko coming in can help bring that out of them as well.
“Because she is just a different type of player than what we have ever had.
“I am excited for it, there was a lot of good performances today, I don't think I can probably pick one out but Wilko's four goals is a very good one.”
The Gers will be at home for the first time this season next Sunday when they take on Partick Thistle and Potter wants full attention to turn to that before a busy stretch of matches to follow.
She added: “It is a big month; we have got to make sure we are taking the old cliche of one game at a time but it is.
“We have got to make sure we are getting through these games properly; we are doing our work as always but it is a big month.
“There is a lot of games coming up and we are going to need every single player that is in our squad and they have been brilliant so far.”