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Performance insights

Find out where to see how your marketing is performing, from lead quality for each campaign to analytics for your social campaigns.

Structurell shows marketing performance in a few places. Lead quality for a campaign is on the campaign's Performance tab, and the same report across campaigns is in CRM's Lead Generation. Social campaigns have their own analytics. The Grow → Performance page (in the Signal group) is the overview for your subscription's performance data connections. This article explains where to find each view and what the figures mean.

Before you start

  • Performance must be included in your subscription's package, and you need permission to view it. See Package and add-ons.
  • Lead-quality figures come from leads submitted through CRM lead forms. A lead only counts towards a campaign if the lead form's Campaign ID is set to that campaign. See Lead forms and Campaigns.

Check lead quality for a campaign

  1. Go to Grow → Campaigns and open the campaign.
  2. Select the Performance tab.
  3. Select Refresh to reload the figures if you've just had new leads or feedback.

The tiles at the top summarise the campaign's leads:

  • The first tile is the total number of leads.
  • Accepted Rate: the percentage of leads that were accepted.
  • Duplicate Rate: the percentage of leads that duplicate an existing lead.
  • Rejected Rate: the percentage of leads that were rejected.

Below the tiles, a table breaks the results down by Source, with counts of Leads, Accepted, Qualified, Duplicates and Rejected. A lead counts as qualified when it has been qualified or accepted. Use the table to compare your sources and put more effort into the ones that bring in good leads.

The report covers leads from the last 90 days, up to the 100 most recent.

If you see No source-quality data for this campaign., no leads have been recorded against the campaign in that period.

Compare lead quality across campaigns

  1. Go to Grow → Lead Generation (in the CRM group).
  2. Select the Reporting tab. The Source quality panel shows the same tiles and source table for all your leads.
  3. To look at one campaign, enter its ID in the Campaign filter. The ID is the number at the end of the page address when the campaign is open.

Keep the figures accurate

The rates depend on your team recording what happened to each lead.

  1. Go to Grow → Lead Generation and stay on the Inbox tab.
  2. Select a lead.
  3. In Feedback, choose an Action: Accepted, Rejected, Duplicate, Qualified or Needs review.
  4. Select Save feedback.

It also helps to give each campaign clear sources with consistent UTM values, and to link each landing page and lead form to the right source. See Campaign sources, landing pages and social drafts.

Social campaign analytics

Each social campaign has an Analytics section with Total impressions, Total reach, Total engagements, Engagement rate, Best platform, Top performing post and Best content type, followed by per-platform and per-post breakdowns. A Best times panel suggests when to post, based on engagement, views or clicks. Go to Grow → Social → Campaigns and open a campaign. See Social accounts and social campaigns.

The Performance page

Grow → Performance is an overview of the performance data connected to your subscription. A performance connection is a link to a source of marketing or analytics data. The page can show:

  • Performance connections: how many connections your subscription has.
  • Setup tasks: steps still needed. When there are none, you'll see Setup complete.
  • Latest items: the most recently created or updated connections you can access.
  • Latest log entries: recent recorded actions. Only people with permission to view the Performance log see this section.

Connections can't be added from the Portal. If the page shows Set up Performance connections, contact Structurell support. When Performance is first added to your subscription, you may see a Setup progress page until it's ready.

Troubleshooting

  • This section is temporarily unavailable at the moment. A section couldn't be loaded. Select Refresh overview or try again later.
  • The campaign's Performance tab shows no figures: check that Performance is in your package and that you have permission to view lead-generation reports.
  • Performance isn't in the menu: your package may not include it, or you may not have permission. Ask your subscription administrator.