Category Archives: Reporting

Upcoming Launch: New Interface!

On July 30th, Sailthru will roll out a redesign of our new user interface (UI).  Our front-end developer, Emily Maskin, is the driving force behind the new interface, and we think it’s a more inspired, intuitive and informative design.  The redesign will sport a fresh look, an improved organization, more information at your fingertips and lots of new features — coolest of which, in my book, is

Top Three Query Builder Requests This Month

 

Sailthru’s Query Builder tool gives you deeper insight into your lists.  This month, we’ve noticed that some of you have had questions about the following queries.  Feel free to get in touch with us or see our docs for further information about data mining with our Query Builder!

1. Geolocation

To track the location where your users are interacting with your emails, you can create a… Continue reading

Paradise by the Dashboard

As part of the ongoing redesign of our user interface, we’ve just rolled out a new dashboard feature. Now, when you sign in to your Sailthru account you’ll be presented with selected metrics that provide a clear and quickly digestible window into your account performance.

In the example pictured above you’ll notice charts displaying list member growth and engagement, mass and transactional send rates as well as… Continue reading

New List Growth reporting

As part of our ongoing effort to add power and ease of use to our UI we’ve introduced a new dimension to our Email List Growth report.   When viewing this report you’ll now see not only the total size of the list, but the net change in the list size over a selected period.  Net increases are preceded by a “+” and displayed in green, while net decreases are preceded… Continue reading

Real time delivery reports

Today I had the opportunity to speak to a client who we were setting up with a transactional email template. She had a web form on her site tied to a transactional email that was set to fire upon completion of the form. I helped her set up the template and check for spam compliance. She wanted to test it, so she completed the form while I waited on the… Continue reading

Google analytics in email…

One of the more simple and unused features of google analtyics is the utm_source and utm_medium GET parameters. If you use Google analytics on your site then these are available to you know with NO changes of any code.

Let’s say you send out an email to your friends about your new blog, if you send them to your site with a link that has the above paremeters you… Continue reading