Reports and optimization

In this guide, you'll see what visitors do with your questions and offers, find where they stop, and decide what to change next.

You'll compare your personalized page with the original for the same audience, then use the campaign's decision state to judge whether the change helped.

You'll track the page visits, clicks, or form submissions that matter to you, then use those goals to measure your campaigns.

You'll use Righty's recommendations to choose a change, build it as a draft, and check it before it goes live.

You'll compare two versions of a question, form, or offer, see how visitors respond, and choose which version to keep.

You'll compare two ways through a flow, see where visitors finish or stop, and publish the version you choose to keep.

You'll turn what your visitors share into a content draft, then work with Righty to make it useful for your audience.

You'll understand when a campaign has enough evidence for a decision, how holdback works, and why changing report dates doesn't change the verdict.

Find the dashboard numbers you need, see which dates they cover, and understand what each section counts.

Choose whether you receive weekly reports and optimization emails, and find out when they arrive and how draft reminders work.

You'll see what each dashboard warning means, where to go to fix it, and how to bring back a warning you've ignored.

You'll see what visitors answer, which segments they belong to, and how their conversion rates differ, with the limits of each comparison explained.

You can see how often a flow runs, where people stop, and what they answer. Here's what each measurement, filter, and export includes.

You'll see who views, answers, clicks, or submits your content, and understand why widget and shared-content reports can show different counts.

You'll find what each test metric means, what you can edit, and how to start, finish, or remove a test without confusing it with campaign testing.

You can see where visitors come from, which pages they visit, and where they convert. Here's how the dates, filters, and counts work.

Find answers when your report numbers don't match, data is missing, or you're unsure what a conversion or test tells you.