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== Step-by-Step Instructions == Once you have accessed the '''Predictive Content report''', you can navigate through its various sections and understand the metrics it provides: 1. **Emails Sent by Variant**: This metric shows the total number of unique sends from all variants in the campaign. You'll see a chart visualizing unique sends by each variant, allowing for easy comparison. 2. **Unique Clicks by Variant**: This section reveals the total number of unique clicks that each variant received. A corresponding chart will illustrate the unique clicks associated with each variant. 3. **Click Through Rate by Variant**: The Click-Through Rate (CTR) is an important metric that calculates the total CTR for all variants in a campaign. It is computed by dividing the number of unique clicks by the number of unique sends. A detailed chart will display the CTR for each variant, providing actionable insights. 4. **Benchmark**: For each variant in the campaign, a benchmark will be presented. This figure is determined by evaluating all individuals who received the specific variant, along with their behaviors on other campaigns that were opened or clicked. 5. **Predictive Content Table**: At the bottom of the report, a table displays crucial information, such as: - **Send date** - **Campaign Name** - **Variant Name** - **Total Sent** - **Total Unique Clicks** - **Click-Through Rate** Each aspect of the report is designed to help marketers evaluate the effectiveness of their personalized email campaigns.
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