Overview
Email Campaigns are core to Audience Activation and are comprised of an audience, an email template, and a subject line template. The Campaigns tab is where you can see a list of campaigns and view high-level campaign performance. To learn more about the types of email campaigns, read here.
Where to Find It
Navigation:
- Log in to your Fullpath Dashboard.
- Go to Activation > Audience Activation > Campaigns
- Direct link: https://dashboard.fullpath.com/nurture/campaigns
Who Has Access
Any user profile with product access to Audience Activation has access to this page.
Page-Level Controls
All data visible on the Campaigns page can be viewed within a selected time frame by clicking the date range bar in the upper right-hand corner of the page. The default is a 30-day view from the current date.
1. Campaign Tabs & List View
The Campaigns page shows two tabs: Sales Campaigns and Service Campaigns. Clicking each tab displays a list view of all relevant campaigns in that category.
2. Campaign Group Rows
Each row on the list view represents a campaign group.
| Metric | Definition |
|---|---|
| Active Campaigns | Campaigns currently running, plus Custom Campaigns sent in the last 90 days. |
| Contacted | Shoppers who have been sent a campaign. |
| Engaged Shoppers | Shoppers who have engaged with content by clicking a link or replying to a campaign. |
| Reported Leads | Leads reported to the dealership CRM, either by Fullpath or by another vendor. |
| Sales | Number of closed sales from Engaged Shoppers within 90 days of the selected date. |
| Service ROs (Service Campaigns only) | Number of Service Repair Orders pulled from the CRM during the selected date range. |
| RO Total (Service Campaigns only) | Total revenue from Engaged Shoppers generated from repair and service orders within 90 days of the selected date. |
3. Campaign Drill-Down (Hot / Medium / Cold)
Clicking a campaign group lets you drill down further and see the performance of each campaign within it — broken out by Hot, Medium, and Cold.
4. Campaign Actions: Pausing an Active Campaign
At the end of each campaign row is a ⋮ menu, which allows you to either pause the campaign or view the campaign. Each campaign has an expanded page with more in-depth performance stats and additional actions.
5. Creating a Custom Campaign
Clicking the Create Custom Campaign button lets you create custom email campaigns, including a custom subject line, text body, images, CTA, and signature. Custom campaigns also let you choose the campaign audience from your CDP Shopper lists, assign a priority to the campaign, and choose the launch date. Learn more about Custom Campaign creation here.
UX Functionality Summary
- Date range: Adjustable via the date range bar (top right); default is a 30-day view from the current date.
- Tabs: Toggle between Sales Campaigns and Service Campaigns.
- Drill-down: Click a campaign group row to view Hot/Medium/Cold performance breakdown.
- Row actions: The ⋮ menu on each row lets you pause or view a campaign.
- Create Custom Campaign: Button to launch a new custom email campaign.
- Export/sort: Not described in current source material — confirm with product before stating export/sort availability either way.
Other Important Notes
- Leads and sales attributed to a campaign are incremental. A shopper may be in multiple campaigns at once, and if they convert on one campaign but their sale ties to another, the same action is counted once inside each relevant campaign. This isn't inflated reporting — it reflects that multiple campaigns contributed to engaging, converting, or closing that shopper.
- Because of this, the total leads/sales summed across all campaigns on this page will not equal the total shown on the Overview page.
- The Overview page lists deduplicated totals for leads and sales. The Campaigns page shows performance by individual campaign and may reflect the same shopper action counted in more than one campaign.
- The Service ROs metric only appears on rows for Service Campaigns.
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