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Rebecca,
If you set the program type to Email instead of Default and build out your smart list and local assets as normal, you will be able to see a comprehensive dashboard of the email's performance over time.
It'll look something like this:
I've found this kind of report extremely helpful for announcement style promotional blasts, especially when compared against a sponsored 3rd party send.
Hopefully you find this useful!
If you set the program type to Email instead of Default and build out your smart list and local assets as normal, you will be able to see a comprehensive dashboard of the email's performance over time.
It'll look something like this:
I've found this kind of report extremely helpful for announcement style promotional blasts, especially when compared against a sponsored 3rd party send.
Hopefully you find this useful!
Rebecca,
If you set the program type to Email instead of Default and build out your smart list and local assets as normal, you will be able to see a comprehensive dashboard of the email's performance over time.
It'll look something like this:
I've found this kind of report extremely helpful for announcement style promotional blasts, especially when compared against a sponsored 3rd party send.
Hopefully you find this useful!
If you set the program type to Email instead of Default and build out your smart list and local assets as normal, you will be able to see a comprehensive dashboard of the email's performance over time.
It'll look something like this:
I've found this kind of report extremely helpful for announcement style promotional blasts, especially when compared against a sponsored 3rd party send.
Hopefully you find this useful!
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