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Understand the performance of your email templates
Test multiple variations
Choose the subject lines and copy that work the best
This template can pull data from most of the CRM tools you use to send out bulk emails. When you create and send email templates from, let’s say, HubSpot, MailChimp, or Close, the report will show data about what you send. For each email template, you’ll see the number of emails sent, the number of emails opened, the open rate, and so on.
The open rate is an important metric. It’s the percentage of leads who open a specific email. Most bulk email software adds to emails a tracking pixel, i.e. a tiny image. When your lead’s computer downloads this tiny image, the email gets marked as opened.
With this report, you can compare the performance of each template. Better yet, you can create two versions of the same template and figure out which one performs better. This helps you understand which calls to action and subject lines perform well with your audience. The ultimate goal is learning to communicate with your audience in a way that drives sales.
Let’s say you have an e-commerce site and 1000 newsletter subscribers. Rather than sending out the same newsletter to all 1000 clients, it would be wise to create two versions. 500 users will receive version A and the other 500 will receive version B.
Now, how can you tell whether version A or version B is more successful? Simply create a report with Actiondesk’s template. Keep in mind that you sent each version to 500 leads. In the report, you see:
Needless to say, version A was the most successful. When writing your next newsletter, you’ll know it’s best to use version A’s writing style and calls to action.
It’s useless to spend hours creating the best copy and graphics for your email campaigns if you can’t see the results. This report template from Actiondesk lets you clearly identify what works and what doesn’t for your audience, so you won’t waste your efforts (and money!).
Easy, no code required
Don't learn a new tool: use spreadsheet features and formulas you already know.
Powerful
Combine the ease of a spreadsheet with the power of a BI tool. Use SQL queries if you want to.
Flexible
Explore your data and build what you need using your spreadsheet skills.
