Campaign Reporting

Learn how to view and filter your campaign reports and make the most of your engaged recipients.

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Viewing Your Campaigns

In the main navigation menu click on Marketing from the main menu and then Campaigns.

There are three tabs where your campaigns are stored; Reporting, Scheduled and Archive. Scheduled campaigns begin in the Scheduled tab and will move to the Reporting tab once the campaign has sent and the report is ready. 

This gives you a view of all the Campaigns that you have sent. Here, you'll be able to see the send date, email subject, number of emails sent, opened, clicked, the open rate, click rate, click-to-open rate, and any tags.

 

 

You can order the campaigns in the list by clicking on the column header. 

Filtering Your Campaigns

When you have several campaigns, you might want to filter them by common criteria so you and your team can see trends and patterns.

To filter your campaigns click on the Filters button above the data grid and the Filters panel will slide in. Here you can add filters to drill down and look at certain types of campaigns.

Saving Your Filters

Once you've finished filtering your campaigns, you can save the filter for viewing again at a later date. Click on the + Save Filter button above the data grid.

You'll then see the 'Save filter' pop-up window appear where you can add the name of your view and decide if you want to pin it (so it remains available above your campaigns data grid for easy access at all times), and/or share it with other members of your team.

Once you've saved your filter it will appear in a tab above the campaigns list.

You can also view all your saved filters by clicking on the All Filters button above the campaigns list. 

Tags

To enable you to segment your Campaigns, you can add custom tags. 

You can create custom tags by heading to your Settings and the Tags tab. Click the Create Tag button and a panel will slide in from the right. 

The Tag Name is the name that will appear on the Tag in your Campaigns. You can add emojis should you wish by clicking the face emoji on the right-hand side of the text box.

The Colour relates to the background colour of the Tag. You can choose one of seven colours by clicking the circle to the right-hand side, or choose from the full colour palette by clicking on the square to the left. 

To add a tag to a campaign, head to your Campaigns, hover over the Subject for the relevant campaign and click the Edit Tags button. Here, you can add an existing Tag to that campaign, or create a new one by typing the name of the new Tag.

Once your Tags have been created and added to your Campaigns, you can filter based on these Tags.

Viewing Your Campaign Analysis

To view the in-depth analysis for a campaign find it under the Reporting tab and click on its Subject. This will open the Campaign Analysis page.

Campaign Information

At the top of the page, you'll see a preview of the email that was sent and all the top-level information about the campaign like subject line, sent date, number of emails sent, and the target database.

Open Rate

The 'Open Rate' card shows you your total opens, unique open, number and percentage of recipients that opened once, and the number and percentage of recipients who opened more than once. You'll also be able to see how this campaign performed against the industry and your own average.

Click to Open Rate

The 'Click to Open Rate' card shows you your total clicks, unique clicks, number and percentage of recipients that clicked once and the number and percentage of recipients who clicked more than once. Like in the 'Open Rate' card, you'll be able to see how this campaign performed against the industry and your own average.

Insights

The 'Insights' card shows you top opens and clicks by establishment types and location. Locations vary per data set. For campaigns sent to the United States, it breaks down by state. For United Kingdom, it breaks down to county and International, it's country.

Cumulative Opens and Clicks

The 'Opens Over Time (Cumulative)' and 'Clicks Over Time (Cumulative)' graphs show how your campaign is performing over time.

Filtering Data In Your Campaign Analysis

You can filter your campaign analysis to see how different segments of your campaign performed by clicking on the Filter Data button.

This will activate the 'Filter Report Data' panel that slides in where you can select the segments of data you'd like to know more about.

Understanding Engaged Recipients

Engaged Recipients are the specific members of staff within the schools that you targeted that engaged with your email campaign on a 'higher level' by either choosing to download the email’s images and/or clicking one/several of the links within the email.

For each email campaign sent, you will have access to a list of all of these people.

To access your Engaged Recipients click on the Engaged Recipients tab.

Here, you'll see a list of your Engaged Recipients which you can convert to your contacts. You can filter the recipients using the same filters you used on the Campaigns Analysis page.

Converting Your Engaged Recipients To Contacts

Our algorithms analyse how your target audience engages with the campaign by looking at quantity, frequency, and timings of opens and clicks, whilst discounting any suspected Bots. Based on these algorithms, your Engaged Recipients will be displayed in the order of the ones that our algorithm deems the most engaged for you to select and convert with ease.

However, you do not have to convert based on our recommended Engaged Recipients. Instead, you have the option to filter and select from the full list.

From this list, you can select the recipients you want to convert by ticking the checkbox next to their name, and clicking the Convert To Contacts button.