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Weekly Roundup
HighLevel email campaign data, row-level comparison across more data sources, and more
This week brings HighLevel email campaign reporting, more flexible SE Ranking positions, file-level detail for GA downloads, and row-by-row comparisons across more integrations.
HighLevel: Email campaign reporting
Report sends, opens, clicks, replies, unsubscribes, and bounces for every HighLevel email campaign, with a campaign list that shows how each send performed. Then zero in on the campaigns that matter for that report: filter by campaign name or type, and both the list and the totals update to match.
Already connected? Reconnect HighLevel once when you add your first email campaign widget.
Row-level comparisons: 23 more integrations
Spot which campaign, keyword, or location moved, right on each row of your table widgets.
- Change on every row:each row shows its change from the previous period next to its current number.
- 23 more data sources:Avanser, CallSource, Centro, ConvertKit, Delacon, Google Business Profile, Google Display & Video 360, GroundTruth, Keap, OpenAI Ads, Rank Tracker, Reddit Ads, Salesforce, SE Ranking, Simpli.fi, Snapchat Ads, Spotify Ads, StackAdapt, Stripe, Synup, WildJar, Yelp Ads, and Yext.
- How to see it:open the date picker and add a comparison period.
When a client asks why a number dropped, the answer is already in the table.
SE Ranking: Average and best rank
You can now choose how SE Ranking rank is summarized over your date range: the last day, the average position, or the best position reached. The column label and tooltip match the option you pick, so the number in your report means what it says.
Google Analytics: File names and link URLs
Telling a client that 140 people downloaded something only goes so far. Was it the pricing sheet or a two-year-old brochure?
Break down GA file download and outbound click events by File Name and Link URL to see which lead magnets are pulling their weight, which partner or booking links get clicks, and where visitors go when they leave. It's the same detail you'd find in GA, right in your client's report.