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Campaigns Overview Snapshot Report
How can I see the campaign Snapshot report
- The quickest way to get a quick overview of delivery and performance stats for a given campaign is from the the Campaigns → Campaigns Overview page.
- For "Completed" campaigns go to the 'Actions' column and click on the Snapshot Report icon.
- A new pop-up window will appear showing an overview of that campaign's delivery and performance statistics.
- For a fully detailed report of campaign stats – see the Aggregate Report below.
Aggregate Report
First and foremost, the Aggregate report provides a campaign level grouping analysis:
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- Per Day: shows delivery stats in per day grouping.
- Per Week: shows delivery stats in per week grouping.
This grouping is good for identifying trends of soft bounce rates, open rates, hard bounce rates, unsubscribe rates, etc. - Per Month: shows delivery stats in per month grouping. This grouping is good for identifying trends of soft bounce rates, open rates, hard bounce rates, unsubscribe rates, etc.
- Per Country (Geo) stats: shows open and click stats grouped per country and continent
- Note: The information for each open (or click) is stored separately, if a contact clicked once from UK and once from FR, he will have two separate open entries and subsequently appear in both segments (UK openers and FR openers). Same goes for statistics.
- Note: Due to Gmail caching images, the open may appear under the location of their caching server (often in the US), and not where the email was actually opened.
- Per Browser stats: shows opens and clicks grouped by recipient browsers including mail clients like Apple Mail, Outlook, Chrome, IE, etc.
- Per OS stats: shows opens grouped by recipient operating system. E.g., Windows, MaxOSX, iOS, Android, WinPhone
- Per Tag: You can tag your emails with a label (similar to tags and labels you might find in: Gmail, Blog Posts, Photo Management software, etc. See here for more about Tags in general). You can then get stats across multiple campaigns using these tags.
- Per Link Group: If you're using Ongage Link Groups, then in this tab, you'll get an aggregated report showing all clicks per Link Group.
- Per Email Name / ID: Delivery (sent, success, bounces) and performance (opens, clicks) stats, grouped per email message name and email message id.
- Per Email Subject: Delivery (sent, success, bounces) and performance (opens, clicks) stats, grouped per email subject.
- Per From (Email) Address: Delivery (sent, success, bounces) and performance (opens, clicks) stats, grouped per from-name email address.
The Ongage Matrix Report
View and Analyze Deliverability Per ISP/domain and Vendor Sending Connection
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The ongage Matrix report enables viewing and analyzing deliverability (sent, success, fails, soft bounces, etc.) and performance stats (opens, clicks, unsubs, etc.) grouped by the ISP domains (aka Internet mailbox providers e.g., Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, Outlook.com, etc.) that you sent to in your list. Moreover it provides important insights into your IP and sending domains reputation, associated with the sending vendor connections used to send to those ISP mailbox domains. |
- The report offers 2 views:
- Grouped by ESPs/SMTP vendor connection (aka ECID). Associated with each vendor connection is an IP and Sending domain.
- Grouped by the top Domains aka ISP/Mailbox provider domains.
- Here you'll find delivery and performance KPIs for the top largest 7 ISPs you're sending to. If you would like to see the full long tale, to go to the Custom Aggregate Report detailed in one of the following sections.
- The Matrix report enables email marketers to analyze and thus optimize their email marketing delivery and performance!
- One of the most important analytics this reports provides is idenitrying ISP domains with delivery and soft bounce issues – a strong indication of either sending domain or IP reputation! Thus enabling marketers to take direct and immediate action to repair, for example: slow down sending to that ISP mailbox domain, and rebuild IP and sending domain reputation to it, by making sure to send only to your most engaged contacts of those ISP mailbox domains.
Note: Due to Gmail and IOS 15 image caching, open stats may vary and may be less reliable.
Date Filter in Ongage Analytics is Based on Stats Date
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Date Filter in Ongage Analytics is Based on Stats Date
Ongage Analytics date filters are by "Stats Date" (and not schedule date). So for example if you filter for the last 2 weeks in aggregate report, it will show all campaigns scheduled in last 2 weeks, as well as any campaign from earlier sent dates, that have accumulated new open, click, etc. stats, in the past 2 weeks. Those latter campaigns will have sent stats of 0.
The Ongage Matrix Report
View and Analyze Deliverability Per ISP/domain and Vendor Sending Connection
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The ongage Matrix report enables viewing and analyzing deliverability (sent, success, fails, soft bounces, etc.) and performance stats (opens, clicks, unsubs, etc.) grouped by the ISP domains (aka Internet mailbox providers e.g., Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, Outlook.com, etc.) that you sent to in your list. Moreover it provides important insights into your IP and sending domains reputation, associated with the sending vendor connections used to send to those ISP mailbox domains. |
- The report offers 2 views:
- Grouped by ESPs/SMTP vendor connection (aka ECID). Associated with each vendor connection is an IP and Sending domain.
- Grouped by the top Domains aka ISP/Mailbox provider domains.
- Here you'll find delivery and performance KPIs for the top largest 7 ISPs you're sending to. If you would like to see the full long tale, to go to the Custom Aggregate Report detailed in one of the following sections.
- The Matrix report enables email marketers to analyze and thus optimize their email marketing delivery and performance!
- One of the most important analytics this reports provides is idenitrying ISP domains with delivery and soft bounce issues – a strong indication of either sending domain or IP reputation! Thus enabling marketers to take direct and immediate action to repair, for example: slow down sending to that ISP mailbox domain, and rebuild IP and sending domain reputation to it, by making sure to send only to your most engaged contacts of those ISP mailbox domains.
Note: Due to Gmail and IOS 15 image caching, open stats may vary and may be less reliable.
Events Analytic Reports
How to View Statistics of Events & Triggers mailings
Events statistics appear under the sub-menu of Analytics. Stats are grouped by specific events and for each event you can get a drill down report for each one of its triggers and trigger instances. You can analyze Event analytics by grouping them as First Level and Second Level using the following filters.
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Important note: you'll want to make sure, that the date filter, reflects the dates of the stats you wish to review.
Transactional Analytic Reports
How to see statistics of Transactional mailings
Transactional emails statistics appear in the transactional sub-menu under Analytics. You can review there the stats for all Transactional emails sent (including List welcome emails and other API transactional mailings).
How can I see ISP/Domain delivery stats for Transactional campaigns
Those can be viewed in the Matrix report (see below). The Campaign Filter allows you to filter the stats by:
- Regular campaigns
- Event campaigns
- Transactional campaigns
Contact Activity Report
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Note: When you choose the campaign filter, it will only select contacts that participated in the selected campaign(s) and will provide stats only for those selected campaign(s) taking into account also the required time-frame filter.
Contact Activity Aggregated and Export Combined Detailed Report
- Create a report as described above and under the 'Report History' page you'll find the latest report you generated at the top of the list.
- Click on the 'View Report' (as seen in screenshot above) for an aggregated report with a summary of all sends, opens, clicks per contact, in the given stats time range you chose. Here you also find inactivation dates as well as last sent and last opened dates. Last but not least you can also edit contacts from this screen.
- To export the full detailed report for all contacts and all their activity (send / open / click / soft_bounce / hard_bounce / unsubscribe / complaint) click on the 'Export Combined Detailed Report' button.
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- email: contact email address (self-explanatory)
- type: of activity. Can be any one of the following: send / open / click / soft_bounce / hard_bounce / unsubscribe / complaint / resubscribe.
- mailing_id: Ongage campaign ID AKA CID. In the case of Events this number is the campaign trigger instance id (aka mailing_instance_id).
- mailing_name: the name of the campaign associated with that CID. In the case of Events, this is the name of the Event.
- email_message_id: the message id sent in that campaign.
- mailing_type: campaign (regular bulk campaign), triggered (aka event), transactional.
- mailing_schedule: the time and date that the campaign was scheduled for.
- timestamp: deprecated
- action_timestamp_rounded: the rounded to the hour timestamp when the activity happened (send / open / click / soft_bounce / hard_bounce / unsubscribe / complaint). In case of Send this is the schedule date.
- esp_id: the unique numeric id that identifies the specific ESP/SMTP vendor in Ongage.
- connection_id: the ECID related to the activity type.
- link_id: the unique Ongage id related to the link of that particular click activity.
- data: the URL of the link
- days_passed: days passed from send date to open or click activity date
- ip: of open or click when available. This mapping is performed by means of an IP geolocation database.
- country_code: related to IP of open and click when available. This
- browser: from where open or click clicked occurred when available.
- os: of device where open or click clicked occurred when available.
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How can I see which links did contacts click on
- Create a report as described above.
- Export the detailed report as described, and you'll get a CSV of that detailed report.
- Open the CSV in Excel or any Spreadsheet software, filter by 'type' 'click' and you can see exactly who clicked on which link, when and in which campaign:
Custom Aggregate Report
The custom aggregate report is a powerful email marketing analysis report. It enables additional custom grouping, you won't find in the standard aggregate report described above. These groupings (or Pivots if you will), include:
- Grouped by List Field. I.e., grouped by values in a List field, e.g., demographics values (for example: state, region, or gender, income, etc.). See details in the following subsection ''List Field Grouping Usage Examples".
- This report also enables 2 grouping levels, so for example you can have group by State and by City.
- Grouped by All Top Level ISP Domains (e.g., yahoo.com, gmail.com) you're sending to.
- This provides for a long-tail of email deliverability and performance analysis.
- So while the Matrix Report noted above, displays stats for the top 7, 8 ISP domains you're sending to, this reports provides the full long-tail of all ISP/Mailbox provider domains you're sending to.
- Grouped by ESP Connection ID. Use this with the Top Level Domains – you can get a full long-tail Matrix report.
- Grouped by All 2nd Level ISP Domains, e.g., yahoo.* for all yahoo domains .com, .uk, etc.
- Grouped by Campaign ID. Group this on first level and Email Message ID – offers additional flexibility and insights you won't find in the regular Aggregate Report.
- Grouped by Email Message ID.
List Field Grouping Usage Examples
- Let's say you have a list field called source, that indicates the source of each contact (aka lead). Let's say the values there are: SEO, AD WORDS, FACEBOOK, LINKEDIN.
- With this report you can then analyze open rates, soft bounce rates, click rates, unsub rates, per source. Enabling marketers to analyze which sources performs best/worst.
- Alternatively the source values could have been Affiliate IDs, enabling marketers to analyze which affiliate source performs best/worst.
- List Field state. If you capture the State value for each of your contacts, you can then compare delivery and behavioral performance analysis between different regions, and see which ones have the best/worst performance.
- If you also capture the city you can compare the performance of different cities grouped by state by using the double grouping feature.
- Any demographic data you might collect and want to compare delivery and engagement from Gender to Age, etc.
Ongage Stats Retrieval Time Intervals
Following are the time intervals that Ongage pulls email delivery stats (statistics) from the outbound ESP/SMTP:
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Ongage stops retrieving campaign stats after 1 week. Having said that, behavioral data, and in particular soft bounces, hard bounces and complaints, are pushed to Ongage from the outbound ESP/SMTP, and can in theory still come in weeks later, and while they may not be reflected in the campaign stats, those contacts will correctly be marked as hard bounced and complained in Ongage, and their status will become inactive, meaning Ongage will automatically stop sending to them!
Different stats retrieval model for following SMTPs
In Ongage, stats retrieval for the following SMTPs works in a different model:
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Therefore with this latter set of SMTP vendors, the stats are updated continuously back into Ongage. Add to that, data processing time, which can take typically between 10-20 minutes.
Analytic Filters
How far back in time does Ongage store stats data
- Ongage stores stats data for up to 2 years.
- By default, the stats date filter only goes back 1 year. You'll need to speak to your account manager in order to enable searching data that is up to 2 years old. Depending on your package, more than one year may not be available.
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