# Email Campaign Stats

**Step 1**: Navigate to Campaigns > Email Campaigns from the sidebar.

**Step 2**: From your campaign list, you'll be able to see some quick stats for your campaigns, including numbers for how many people opened the email. You can click on the pie chart icon at the end of a row for a particular campaign to see further stats.

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### Campaign Report

You can get an insight into which of your campaigns are performing best, what might be the best time and days to reach your customers very easily.&#x20;

**Step 1**: On the left hand side menu in your Gleantap account, click on “Reports” under “GENERAL”.

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**Step 2**: You will see an option for “Campaign Analysis”. Click on it and Voila!

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You should be able to see all types of important information regarding your ongoing campaigns. This includes Average Open rate, Top Campaigns, Best days and Hours for engagement etc. You can also filter these by Date and Specific Campaigns.&#x20;

This should allow you to optimize your campaigns with a data-driven approach.&#x20;

Feel free to shoot us your queries on <support@gleantap.com>Share<br>


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