How to use eMarketeer campaign reports

How to build real-time campaign reports using drag-and-drop widgets on the campaign dashboard.

The campaign dashboard lets you build real-time reports for any campaign using drag-and-drop widgets.

In this article, you learn how the campaign report dashboard works and what each reporting widget does.

Campaign dashboard

The campaign dashboard builds reports from a set of widgets you choose. Reports update in real time, and you arrange them with drag-and-drop.

To build a campaign report

Go to the campaign you want to report on. Click the "Dashboard" tab and then "Add Report Widget." Pick any widgets you want to track the campaign with. Rearrange them by dragging.

The Dashboard tab of a campaign with the Add Report Widget button and several report widgets.

Reporting widgets

The available widgets are email top list, email performance, funnel chart, KPI counter, and goal gauge.

The Add Report Widget dialog listing the five widget types.

Email top list

Find out which of your campaigns performs best.

The Email Top List widget ranking ten newsletters by click-through rate.

The email top list widget ranks your campaigns by open rate, click-through rate, or click-to-open rate. It gives you an overview of how each campaign performed and which type your contacts prefer.

To add the widget:

1. Choose the time frame — all time or this year.
2. Choose how to sort — open rate, click-through rate, or click-to-open rate. The list generates automatically with the top 10 campaigns.

Email performance report

Suited for your email marketing.

The Email Performance widget comparing average and latest email results.

See your average campaign performance — open rate, click-through rate, click-to-open rate, and unsubscribes. You can also compare averages with another campaign. After adding the widget, choose the campaign to compare against and the report generates automatically.

Funnel chart

Works well for lead nurture campaigns and events.

A Funnel View widget showing a bar for the mail sent step of the Event invitation email.

Track your marketing flow step by step. The funnel chart visualizes each step you build — for example, event invitation, event sign-up, and attendee form. Each step is a bar with the conversion rate to the next, and the chart shows the overall conversion from the first step to the last.

To set it up:

1. Click "Add Report Widget."
2. Choose "funnel chart."
3. Choose the component that is the first step in the flow. Depending on the component, you pick from a few actions — for emails: addressed, delivered, opened, clicked. For forms: submissions.
4. Add the remaining steps in the order they happen in your flow.

Click a bar to see which contacts did or did not complete that step. Click the component name under a bar to open the report for that component.

Important: for a contact to be counted in a step, they must also be counted in the previous step.

You can resize the funnel chart. Open it, find the "size" drop-down, and pick a smaller value to make room for another chart next to it — for example a goal gauge.

Goal gauge

Works well for downloads or sign-ups.

A Goal Gauge widget showing 37 mail sent and 49 percent progress toward a target of 75.

Set a target and watch progress toward it. The goal gauge works as a progress bar and shows the percentage to target.

1. Click "Add Report Widget."
2. Choose "goal gauge."
3. Choose the component to track — for example, form submissions.
4. Set the target.

KPI counter

A KPI Counter widget showing 37 mail sent.

A quick count of form submissions, email clicks, or whatever you want to track. Like the goal gauge, but without a target.

1. Click "Add Report Widget."
2. Choose "KPI counter."
3. Choose the component to track — for example, form submissions.
4. The KPI calculates immediately.