The Performance by Campaign report shows you a wide range of tracking data broken down according to each campaign. KPIs, like actions, clicks, and more, can all be found here.
From the top navigation bar, select Reports → All Reports.
Under Performance, select Creator - Performance by Campaign.
You can also pin the report to the Reports
[Drop-down menu] by selecting Add to Reports Dropdown in the Actions column.
Below Creator - Performance by Campaign, you can filter for the data you want to view. Select
[Search] when you have the filters in place that you want.View the Filter reference table below for more information.
Customize the report view and choose between viewing the trend graph, data table, or comparison graph.
The trend graph enables you to select a metric from a core group that drives the highest value. This view provides the selected metric’s daily trends over a specific date range.
Select the drop-down in the upper-right corner, then, choose a specific metric.
Alternate between the
[Line], 
[Bar], and 
[Treemap] views by selecting the view icon.
Below the trend graph is the data table. The data table provides different data points displayed in a column view. This view provides a detailed set of comparable numbers over the selected date range.
The comparison graph compares the campaigns of selected rows in the data table based on the metric selected in the trend graph. This graph will show a daily trend of the selected ads over the selected date range.
Select the specific metric from the drop-down in the trend graph.
Select the empty checkbox next to the row in the data table for the metrics you want to compare.
Each selected checkbox will be displayed in a specific color that will reflect in the trend graph.
Select Graph rows to compare the selected rows.
Select Clear compare to clear the trend view.
Filter | Description |
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Date Range | Filter data by when the metrics were created. You can also compare two periods of time against each other. You can pull a maximum of 366 days of data. However, you can still perform Year-over-Year reporting by selecting If you want to pull more than 366 days of data, you will need to create multiple reports. |
Campaign Status | Filter by the campaign status:
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Social Platform | Filter data by one or more social platforms. |
Show | Add data from a selection of data points. These data points will get added to the data table after you select |
Data point | Description |
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Campaign | The campaign's name. |
Brand | The brand associated with the campaign. |
Social Platforms | The number of social networks used per campaign. |
Posts | The number of unique pieces of content posted by you per campaign. |
Clicks | The total number of link clicks that took your audience to the brand's landing page for the campaign. |
Actions | The total number of conversions (sales, app installs, etc.) tracked for a particular campaign. This number excludes any reversed conversions. |
Sale Amount | The total daily sale amounts for your posts per campaign during the chosen months. |
Action Earnings | The amount of compensation you receive for driving the traffic that resulted in conversions for the campaign. |
Flat Fee Compensation | The amount of compensation received upfront according to your contract for completing your campaign tasks. |
Total Earnings | Total earnings are the sum of your action earnings, CPC, and flat fee compensation. |
Campaign Status | The campaign's status. A campaign can be:
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Earnings Per Action | This metric shows you your earnings per action per campaign during the chosen date range. |
Earnings Per Click | See your total earnings per click (EPC) for your posts per campaign during the chosen months. |
Conversion Rate | This is calculated as the number of Actions divided by the number of Clicks and represents the percentage of clicks that result in actions. |
Average Order Value | The average order value associated with a campaign. AOV=Sale Amount divided by Actions |
Reversal Rate | View the reversal rate associated with the campaign. The Reversal Rate is the number of reversals divided by the gross number of actions (including reversed actions). |