Campaigns

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Campaigns gives you a cross-channel view of message performance. Use it when you want one report that compares campaign volume, delivery, engagement, conversion, and revenue in the same place.

This is usually the best starting point when the question is broad. For example, if you want to know which campaigns performed best this month before moving into channel-specific detail, start here.

Use this report to compare campaigns quickly and understand what drives results.

Get to an answer fast

1

Set the date range

Start with the period you want to evaluate. A shorter range is better for recent campaign reviews, while a longer range is better for trend comparison.

2

Add filters

Narrow the list by label or message content. This is useful when several campaigns ran in the same period and you want to focus on one theme, business unit, or message family.

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Read the right section

Use Highlights for top-line KPIs, Campaign Analytics for campaign-level rows, and Campaigns Summary for time-based trends.

What this report helps you answer

• How many campaigns ran in a period?

• Which campaign had the best open rate or conversion?

• Which campaigns drove app opens or revenue?

• How do results change by day, week, or month?

These questions are useful because strong delivery or open performance does not always mean strong business impact. One campaign may look healthy at the top of the funnel and still contribute little conversion or revenue.

Metric	What it shows
Today Number of Campaigns	Total campaigns executed today.
Number of Campaigns	Total campaigns executed in the selected range.
Best Open Rate	Highest open rate achieved by a campaign.
Average Open Rate	Average open rate across campaigns.
Best Conversion	Highest conversion rate achieved by a campaign.
Average Conversion	Average conversion rate across campaigns.
Success	Number of successfully delivered notifications.
Open Rate	Percentage of delivered messages that were opened.
Avg. Time In App	Average time users spend in the app after engagement.
Conversion	Number of users who completed the campaign goal.
Revenue	Revenue attributed to the campaign.
Average Revenue	Revenue per conversion.

Search campaigns

Use filters to find the campaigns you want to inspect.

Available filters

• Dates — limit the report to a selected time range.

• Message Label — focus on campaigns grouped under the same label.

• Message Content Search — search by campaign name or message text.

Together, these filters help turn a broad report into a practical working view. For example, you can isolate campaigns related to one launch, one promotion, or one operational period.

Campaign highlights

Use this section for a quick KPI summary.

Examples

• Today Number of Campaigns = 10 means ten campaigns ran today.

• Best Open Rate = 45% means one campaign outperformed all others on opens.

• Average Conversion = 8% gives a baseline for overall campaign effectiveness.

Campaign analytics

Use this section to inspect campaign-level rows and compare individual campaigns.

Field	What it shows
Start Date	When the campaign started running.
Campaign ID	Internal unique identifier for the campaign.
Campaign Name	Internal campaign name used for identification.
Campaign Title	Display-facing title or message title.
Message Text	Main message body or content.
Message Type	Message purpose, such as promotional, transactional, or informational.
Message Style	Visual format, such as iOS Rich Push or Text Push.
Message Label	Label used to group campaigns for filtering and reporting.
Target Audience	Intended recipient count or target segment.
Success	Delivered notifications acknowledged by devices. Failed deliveries are shown as fail.

Success is based on message logs returned by Apple APNS and Google FCM.

Metric definitions

Direct App Opens

Tracks users who open the app by interacting with the campaign.

Netmera attributes the OpenApp event to the campaign that triggered it. This helps you separate general app activity from campaign-driven activity.

Open Rate

Measures the percentage of delivered messages that were opened.

Example: 300 opens / 1,000 delivered = 30%.

Conversion

Counts users who complete the defined campaign goal, such as purchase or sign-up.

Conversion tracking uses campaign attribution from links or user behavior. This is why the same campaign can show strong opens and weak conversion if the message created interest but not enough follow-through.

For push campaigns, define the conversion event during Step: What in push creation.

Revenue

Shows total revenue attributed to the campaign.

Revenue is calculated from campaign-attributed purchases or subscriptions. Reading revenue together with conversion is usually more useful than reading either one alone.

Average Revenue

Shows revenue per conversion.

Example: $5,000 / 50 conversions = $100.

Campaigns summary

Use this section to review aggregated performance over time.

The summary table groups campaign data by:

• Daily

• Weekly

• Monthly

It uses these columns:

Column	What it shows
Target Audience	Total intended recipients.
Success	Successfully delivered notifications.
Direct App Opens	App opens driven by the campaign.
Open Rate	Share of delivered messages that were opened.
Conversion	Users who completed the target action.
Rev.	Total attributed revenue.
Avg. Rev.	Revenue per conversion.

Summation (Σ) shows the cumulative total for the selected period.

Example: if daily direct app opens are 100 and 150, the total is 250.

How to read the summary table

Use the summary table when you want to compare performance across time periods, spot engagement or revenue trends, validate targeting quality, and measure campaign impact at a glance.

For example, if daily open rates remain stable while conversion drops across the same period, the issue may be downstream from the message itself. That often points to landing-page quality, in-app experience, or weaker offer relevance.

Related pages

• Reports

• Push Reports

• Email Reports

• SMS Reports