Who opened and clicked your campaign?
This guide explains how to see the individual list of recipients and filter them by their level of interaction: who opened, who clicked, who bounced. About 3 minutes.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”You need at least one campaign in Sent status. If you haven’t launched one yet, follow How to create your first campaign first.
Step 1: Open the Interaction section
Section titled “Step 1: Open the Interaction section”In the side menu, click My campaigns, then the name of a sent campaign.
Inside the report, click Interaction in the left-hand menu.
You’ll see a table with all the campaign’s recipients: name and email address.
Step 2: Filter by interaction type
Section titled “Step 2: Filter by interaction type”At the top right of the table there’s a dropdown selector. By default it’s set to All.
Click it to see the available options.
The options are:
- All: shows all recipients of the send.
- Queued: those left in queue but not yet processed.
- Delivered: those who received the email correctly.
- Opened: those who opened the email at least once.
- Clicked: those who clicked a link in the email.
- Bounced: those who didn’t receive the email due to a delivery error.
- Unsubscribed: those who unsubscribed as a result of this send.
Step 3: See the list of contacts who opened
Section titled “Step 3: See the list of contacts who opened”Select Opened from the dropdown.
The table updates and shows only the contacts who opened the email. The number at the bottom of the page matches the “Opened” figure in the summary.
You can search for a specific contact using the search field by name or email.
How to use this list to improve your next campaigns
Section titled “How to use this list to improve your next campaigns”The list of contacts who opened or clicked is your most engaged audience. They’re the fans who respond most to your messages.
With that list you can:
- Create a segment in Nevent with your most active contacts to send them exclusive offers or early access.
- Exclude people who never open from your next campaign, to improve your overall open rate.
- Spot patterns: if the same profiles always open, you understand your core audience better.