Web Push Campaign Report

Web Push reports provide information about your campaigns' results, including conversions, key metrics, platforms, operating systems, browsers, and users’ devices’ languages.

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Let’s consider the features of broadcast reports.

Conventionally, the report consists of 4 parts:

  1. General information.
  2. Performance indicators.
  3. Conversions.
  4. Detailed statistics.
Web push campaign report page showing campaign details, a message preview, performance indicator cards, conversion summary, and detailed statistics tabs

1. General Information

The first part of the report contains the following data:

  1. The message’s name.
  2. Campaign start/finish date and time.
  3. Message ID. To copy an ID, click on the copy icon next to it. Click on the link icon to edit a message.
  4. Message name.
  5. The link used in the message.
  6. The name and button link used in the message.
  7. The segment of contacts to whom the message was sent, segment ID, and the date of its last editing.
  8. Tags for search and filtering of messages.
  9. Started by user: user email who started the campaign.
  10. Segment ID.
  11. The date of the segment’s last editing.
  12. Message preview across platforms.
General information section with numbered callouts 1 to 12 labeling each report field, including campaign name, dates, message ID, segment, tags, and message preview

2. Performance Indicators

Reteno automatically tracks push campaign performance metrics, including opens, clicks, errors, and more. All statistics are collected as a table.

Performance indicator cards showing total contacts, sent, delivered, opened, and clicked statistics, plus errors and conversion summary

Green marks on the scale show the conditional indicators of a successful campaign, and red marks are negative indicators' conditional norm.

Clicking on any report item opens a window for viewing the contacts list.

Errors popup listing contacts by channel with full name, ID, and error message columns, opened from the Errors performance card

Above the general statistics are the following tabs:

  • Extra campaigns. Allows you to configure the automatic sending of messages based on the activity or inactivity of users regarding this campaign. More at the link.
  • More. Allows you to delete the report.
Performance indicator cards with the Extra campaigns and More buttons highlighted above

3. Conversions

If you define user events as conversion events and enable their display, you will be able to evaluate the conversion results of the campaign.

Performance indicator cards with the Conversions, conversion value, and conversion rate row highlighted

More on the settings for displaying conversion >

4. Detailed Statistics

The section includes detailed statistics on users' platforms, operating systems, browsers, and device languages, as well as data on the effectiveness of the message's language versions (if used) and conversions.

To view statistics for specific segments, use the Add details button and select the required one.

Add details dropdown open showing No details, Multilanguage, and Segments options above the Conversions tab

Let's consider each tab separately.

Conversions

The Conversions tab provides overall or segment-specific information about the effectiveness of successful user actions within your goals.

Detailed statistics section with the Conversions tab selected, showing a table of conversion count, value, and rate

Platforms and OS

See how users of different platforms and operating systems reacted to the campaign.

Detailed statistics section with the Platforms and OS tab selected, showing platform and operating system breakdown charts and tables

The Other category includes statistics on eReader, TV, Game Console, etc.

Browsers

See how users of different browsers reacted to the campaign.

Detailed statistics section with the Browsers tab selected, showing a Chrome and Other breakdown chart and table

Device Languages

Campaign statistics by language versions of recipient devices.

Detailed statistics section with the Device languages tab selected, showing a language breakdown chart and table

Multilanguage (optional)

Multilanguage is an automation tool that enables sending messages in different languages within one campaign. It helps avoid long message lists and voluminous unsystematic reports for every message.

Reports on multilingual campaigns are described in a special article.

Detailed statistics section with the Multilanguage tab selected, showing a table of sent, errors, delivered, opened, and clicked statistics by language
Add details dropdown open showing the Groups option, with Revenue, Platforms and OS, Browsers, and Device languages tabs above

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