Analytics of the effectiveness of push campaigns

Analytics of the effectiveness of push campaigns

Created on 16 July, 2025Push Notification Basics • 68 views

Complete guide to push notification analytics: key metrics, tools, and practical tips to optimize your campaigns for better engagement and conversions.

1. Key Performance Metrics

Essential Metrics to Track:

Click-Through Rate (CTR)

Percentage of users who click your notifications. Benchmarks:

  1. 5-15% for e-commerce
  2. 2-8% for B2B
  3. Formula: (Clicks / Delivered) × 100%

Delivery Rate

Percentage of successfully delivered messages. Target: >95%.

Conversion Rate

Users who complete desired actions (purchases, sign-ups) after clicking.

Opt-out Rate

Users unsubscribing monthly. Warning sign if >5%.

2. Advanced Analytics

Response Time

Ideal: Users click within 1 hour of sending.

Device Breakdown

Compare performance across:

  1. Mobile vs desktop
  2. iOS vs Android

Geographic Performance

Analyze by country/region/city.

Seasonal Trends

Identify peak engagement days/hours.

3. Top Analytics Tools

Built-in Dashboards

(DMPilot, OneSignal) for basic campaign stats.

Google Analytics

Track post-click behavior and conversions.

Specialized Tools

Mixpanel/Amplitude for deep user journey analysis.

4. Optimization Strategies

Send Time Testing

Experiment to find when your audience is most active.

Content Improvements

Test different:

  1. Headlines
  2. Emojis
  3. Call-to-actions
  4. Images

Audience Segmentation

Personalize by:

  1. User interests
  2. Past behavior
  3. Demographics

A/B Testing

Continuously test notification variants.

5. Analytics Checklist

  1. Are core metrics being tracked?
  2. Are you running A/B tests?
  3. Are audiences segmented?
  4. Are you comparing time periods?
  5. Are landing pages optimized?

Key Takeaways

  1. Start with basic CTR/conversion tracking
  2. Gradually implement advanced segmentation
  3. Test one variable at a time
  4. Combine push data with other analytics

Pro Tip: Focus on quality over quantity - sending fewer but more relevant notifications typically yields better results.