Main Dashboard Overview
The Reporting Dashboard gives you a clear and comprehensive view of your campaign’s performance. When you first open it, you’ll see a quick snapshot of key metrics, helping you understand how your campaign is performing at a glance.
Top Bar Overview
The top bar provides essential visitor and lead statistics:
Leads by Visits – A quick ratio of total leads compared to total visits.
Referred Leads by Ref. Visits – The number of referred leads compared to referred visits.
Total Leads by Visit – A comparison of overall leads against total visits.
You can also filter reports by date range, allowing you to view performance over a specific time period.
The main area:
This section offers a visual overview of your campaign’s key metrics:
Top Left: Daily breakdown of total leads (direct and referred) for the past 15 days.
Top Right: Top 3 sources of traffic (including Custom Links and other tracked sources) ranked by traffic and leads generated.
Bottom Left: User engagement stats, including the top 5 services for social and custom actions.
Bottom Right: Email notification performance, showing the total number sent and the percentage opened vs. unopened.
Traffic:
This section displays traffic sources and lead generation data, helping you understand where your campaign traffic comes from:
Traffic Categories: Direct, referred, and conversion data.
Detailed Source View: Each traffic source is shown as a separate line with total visits and leads.
No Tracking ID Users: Visitors who signed up or accessed your campaign directly (not referred from platforms like Facebook or Twitter).
Interactive Insights: Hover over any data point to see a detailed breakdown of how that source contributes to your overall campaign performance.
Note: UTM parameters are not tracked by UpViral, so UTM data will not appear in your reports.
Actions:
Track how users are engaging with your campaign:
Actions Overview: Shows the percentage of leads who interacted with social shares or custom actions. For example, 28.28% of captured leads may have shared the campaign, with Facebook and Messenger being top channels.
Types of Actions:
Shares: When participants share your campaign on social platforms (e.g., Facebook, Twitter).
Custom Actions: Tasks you create to increase engagement (e.g., “Follow us on Facebook” for extra points).
Pro Tip: Use custom actions to encourage deeper engagement. Check out our [Custom Actions Guide] for setup details.
Leads:
Monitor your leads and visitor growth over time:
View daily progress of visitors and leads, segmented by direct or referral sources.
Conversion rates are displayed for each day.
Click the “+” icon in the top-right corner of the graph for more detailed insights.
Email:
Track your campaign’s email performance:
See the total number of notifications sent and their open rates.
View per-email performance and overall campaign engagement.
Example: If 47% of emails remain unopened, you may consider A/B testing subject lines to improve engagement.
Split test:
This section of your reporting gives you a clear view of how your A/B tests and emails are performing. It’s designed to help you compare different versions of your campaign pages and emails to see what works best.
Here’s what you’ll find:
Lead Capture A/B Test: Shows which lead capture page gets the highest signups.
Share Page A/B Test: Compares how well your share pages encourage visitors to share your campaign.
Share Widget Templates A/B Test: Tracks performance for any share widgets you’re using.
Thank You Page A/B Test: See which thank-you page design performs better.
Automatic Signup Email Stats: Shows how your confirmation/signup emails are performing.
Referral Signup Email Stats: Tracks stats for referral emails sent to participants.
For each test, you’ll see metrics like:
Total and unique visitors
Leads captured
Social button clicks
Conversion rates and improvement
Chance to beat the control version
If you haven’t created any A/B tests yet, this section will not display the Split Test button.
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