Statistics Overview
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Each metric has their own calculation and allows you to monitor your engagement.

Overview

  • Viewed - Visited at least one subsection

  • Read - Visited all subsections

  • Unique Visitors - A distinct individual viewing the communication content, regardless of how many times they visit.

  • Page Views - The total number of times the page was visited

  • Average visit duration - The average visit duration across all recipients

  • Average content viewed - The average amount of content viewed

Delivery

  • Email Delivery Rate - Number of emails that were successfully sent

  • Email Opened - Number of users that opened the email

  • Email Clicked - Number of users that clicked on the email button (to view the communication)

  • Bounce - Number of emails that bounced

  • Spam - Number of emails that were reported as spam by the user

  • Unsubscribe - Number of users that unsubscribed

  • SMS Clicked - Number of users that clicked on the link in the sms (to view the communication)

  • Mobile App Active - Number of active app users (Logged into the app)

  • Mobile App Viewed - Number of users that clicked on the communication in the mobile app

Behavior

The color of the square represents the number of visits the subsection has received in relation to the entire communication.

  • These are calculated as “Visits” and recorded again for a user who revisits the page after 30 minutes from their last visit

Important: When viewing your campaign analytics be sure to keep an eye on the "Bounce" statistic. Each bounce indicates a "bad" recipient - meaning their email may no longer exist. You don't want to keep sending campaigns to non-existent recipients as it will hurt your delivery rate and hurt the Communic8 email delivery reputation... which hurts you in the long term. If you're like us and want to be extra sure that all the beautiful campaigns that you've worked so hard on land in your recipient's inbox, read the "Recommendations on maintaining high delivery" support article. When you're ready, this article provides a 5-step plan which will most certainly improve your campaign email delivery.

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