Clicks by Mailbox Provider measures the number of times recipients clicked on links within an email, grouped by their email service providers (e.g. Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail).
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Unique Opens by Client is a metric that shows the number of times an email was opened by individual email clients (such as Gmail, Outlook, etc.) excluding duplicate opens by the same client.
The Clicks by Browser metric shows the number of times recipients clicked on links in your email, sorted by the web browsers they used to open the email.
The Unique Clicks by Mailbox Provider metric measures the number of individual clicks on links within an email, organized by the specific mailbox provider of the recipient.
Unique Clicks by Browser is a metric that tracks the number of individual clicks on links within an email campaign that were made by users with different internet browsers. It helps you identify which browsers your audience is using to interact with your emails.
Bounces metric measures the number of emails that were undeliverable to recipients due to permanent or temporary issues such as invalid email addresses or full mailboxes.
The Spam reports by Category metric gives insights into the types of emails that are being reported as spam, such as content, frequency, or sender reputation. It helps identify areas for improvement in email strategies to reduce spam complaints and improve deliverability.
Bounce Drops is a metric that measures the number of undeliverable emails that were dropped due to repeated hard bounces or unsubscribes.
Spam Report Drops is a metric that reflects the number of emails that were not delivered to the spam folder due to the recipient actively marking previous emails as spam.