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Dimensional Report

Learn how to use Everflow's Dimensional Report to analyze your marketing data across multiple dimensions and find hidden insights about your campaigns.

Overview: What is the Dimensional Report?

The Dimensional Report helps you see how well you're doing across all your marketing channels in one place. You can:

  • Look at up to 5 different dimensions at once (like Partners, countries, devices, and Offers)
  • Dig deeper into any area that interests you
  • Choose which metrics matter most to you (like Conversions or Clicks)

Think of it as your all-in-one view to quickly spot what's working and what needs attention in your marketing.

Why Use It?

  • Deep Analysis: Look at results across different areas (like countries, devices, and ad placements) using metrics that matter to you.
  • Offer Growth: Understand where your Offers are strong and weak and make adjustments accordingly.
  • Flexible Analysis: Compare up to five different data points at once, including Offer groups, Events, and average Sale value.

Key Features

Feature Description Customizable Metrics Choose up to 2 from a wide range of metrics to focus on what matters most to your business. Interactive Filtering Click on data points to drill down and filter your view for more granular insights. Visual Trends Use line graphs to visualize how your data is trending over time. Flexible Date Ranges Analyze data for any time period you choose.

How To Access The Dimensional Report

Find and open the Dimensional Report in Everflow.

Click on the hamburger menu in the top left corner of your Everflow dashboard. Go to the Analytics section. Select Dimensional from the list of reports.

Using The Dimensional Report

Analyze multi-dimensional data with the Dimensional Report.

Set Your Date Range: Choose the time period you want to analyze. Add Dimensions: Select up to five dimensions from the Add Dimensions dropdown. Choose Metrics: Select up to two metrics to analyze from the Select Dimension Metric(s) dropdown. Explore Data: Review the breakdown of your selected metrics across the chosen dimensions. Drill Down: Click on specific data points to filter and focus your analysis. Visualize Trends: Use the line graphs to see how your data is trending over time.

Key Dimensions and Metrics

Dimensions: Offer, Partner, Country, Device Brand, Sub ID (Sub1-Sub5), and more. Metrics: Clicks, Conversions, Revenue, Payout, EVR (Event Rate), Margin, RPC (Revenue Per Click), and others.

A Real-Life Example

Let's say you want to optimize your campaign performance across different devices and countries:

  1. Open Dimensional Report for the last two weeks.
  2. Add "Device Brand" and "Country" as dimensions.
  3. Select "Clicks" and "Revenue" as metrics.
  4. In the report, you might notice:
    • Apple devices have the highest number of clicks but lower revenue compared to Samsung.
    • The United States shows high click volume and revenue for Apple devices.
  5. Click on "Apple" to filter the data:
    • You can now see which countries perform best for Apple devices.
    • Add Partners to the dimensions and check which Partners drive the most traffic and revenue on Apple devices.
  6. Based on this, you could:
    • Adjust your targeting or bidding strategy for Apple devices in top-performing countries.
    • Work with Partners who excel at driving valuable traffic on Apple devices.
Quick Reminder Use these reports regularly to find new insights and make better decisions about your marketing.

Tips & Best Practices

Get more value from your dimensional report by trying different combinations of dimensions to find insights you might have missed.

You can focus on specific parts of your data using filters, while keeping an eye on trend graphs helps you notice performance changes over time.

Compare different metrics like clicks and conversions to spot areas where you can make improvements.

Explore Related Content Ready to expand your analysis? Explore these complementary reports: Variance Report: Use the Variance Report to compare different time periods.
Cohort Report: Try the Cohort Report to see how users behave over time.