Tuesday, 22 May 2012

New Reports and Statistics Live On Thursday

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As Reports & Statistics are so important to our clients we have now made it even easier to view, compare and obtain data from your campaigns. The new Reports & Statistics will be going live on Thursday so you will see a new interface for the Reports & Statistics section.

You will be amazed with some of the new data you will be able to see from your campaigns. 

Take a quick look at some sections from the new interface you will have:

New Look: You will now instantly see detailed statistics for your last 3 sends, you will also see a graph of your most recent send which will now make it even easier for you to read your statistics. The charts are interactive so you will have the option to display and hide sections so you can focus on certain sections. 

New Geo-location:
You can now see exactly where your recipients are located when they open, click and read your emails.

The countries highlighted on this page are done so to let you know where your recipients are located, you can also hover of the countries on the map to see more details of how many recipients are located there. You can use this information for segmentation so you can better target your audience.


Compare Against Your Industry: You can now check how well you are doing compared to the benchmarks of other GraphicMail senders within the same industry. Are your sends resulting in more opens or clicks than others competitors or do you need to try harder?


View Recipient Activity: You can now view detailed statistics in easy to read format to immediately see how active your recipients are with the emails you have been sending them. This allows you to easily see what emails your subscribers are interested in so you can use that information to better your future campaigns.

The new Reports & Statistics will be going live on Thursday 24th May so if you would like to view our manual so you can be ready for this change then click here. 

Let us know what you think of the new Statistics by commenting on this blog.

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