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    Build a retention practice

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    Identify key reports

    Discover the key reports that showcase the value of your services.

    Communicate the value of your services

    Reporting is an important part of any retention strategy because it is how you communicate the value you provide your clients. Continue reading to learn more about why reporting is important and to explore the 3 key reports to review with your clients.

    Why reporting is important

    Reporting demonstrates that you can:

    • Evaluate performance
      Reporting provides valuable insights into the performance of campaigns, automation workflows, and other marketing activities. It enables you to assess key metrics to determine the effectiveness of your efforts.
    • Track goals
      Reporting helps you measure the success of specific campaigns or initiatives and compare them against predefined objectives. This enables you to gauge whether you're on track to meet your targets or if you need to make adjustments.
    • Make data-driven decisions
      Marketing strategy should be based on data, not guesswork. By analyzing the data, you can identify trends, patterns, and customer behaviors that impact your marketing strategies.
    • Prove and communicate results
      Reviewing reports with clients helps them understand the impact of the work you're doing. In addition, reporting fosters trust, demonstrates the value of your services, and keeps clients informed and engaged in the marketing process. After proving results, clients are more inclined to recommit to your services once the initial contract ends.
    • Improve your marketing strategy
      Regular reporting enables you to continuously improve your Klaviyo strategies. By identifying areas of underperformance or opportunities for optimization, you can refine your campaigns and workflows to achieve better results over time.

    Explore the 3 key reports

    There are 3 recommended reports to generate and review with your client: monthly, quarterly, and annual. Let’s take a look at what metrics to include in each report.

    Monthly report

    A monthly report provides a snapshot of your client’s monthly performance in Klaviyo and should include the following information:

    Performance metrics:

    • Open rates, click-through rates, conversion rates, and unsubscribe rates
    • Revenue generated from campaigns
    • Growth of email list and new subscribers

    Campaign analysis:

    • Top-performing campaigns and their performance metrics
    • A/B test results and insights
    • Analysis of any underperforming campaigns and recommendations for improvement

    Segmentation and personalization:

    • Effectiveness of different segments and targeted campaigns
    • Examples of successful personalization strategies

    Email deliverability:

    • Deliverability rates and any issues encountered
    • Strategies to improve email deliverability

    Additional data:

    • Comparison of open rates for different campaigns
    • Revenue generated from segmented campaigns
    • Analysis of A/B test variations and their impact on conversion rates
    Quarterly report

    A quarterly report provides a comprehensive review of Klaviyo performance over a 3-month period. Quarterly reports should include the following data:

    Performance overview:

    • Key metrics such as revenue, open rates, click-through rates, and conversions
    • Trends and patterns observed during the quarter

    Campaign analysis:

    • Summary of top-performing campaigns and their impact on revenue
    • Insights from A/B tests and recommendations for future campaigns

    Segmentation and personalization:

    • Effectiveness of different segments and personalized campaigns
    • Analysis of customer behavior and preferences

    Automation workflows:

    • Performance of automated workflows and their impact on customer engagement and conversions
    • Suggestions for optimizing existing workflows or creating new ones

    Additional data:

    • Comparison of quarterly revenue growth
    • Analysis of customer behavior based on segmentation
    • Impact of automation workflows on conversion rates
    Annual report

    An annual report evaluates the overall performance and achievements of your services throughout the year. An annual report should include the following information:

    Yearly performance summary:

    • Key metrics like revenue, growth rates, engagement rates, and list growth
    • Highlights of successful campaigns and their impact on business goals

    Customer journey analysis:

    • Mapping of the customer journey and analysis of touchpoints
    • Insights into customer retention and loyalty

    Strategy and goal assessment:

    • Review of the effectiveness of Klaviyo strategies implemented
    • Comparison of actual results against set goals

    Future Recommendations:

    • Suggestions for improvements, new initiatives, and opportunities for growth
    • Identification of potential challenges and strategies to overcome them

    Additional data:

    • Comparison of yearly revenue growth
    • Analysis of customer engagement across different channels
    • Evaluation of the effectiveness of strategies implemented
    • Proposal for the next 6-12 months

    For more information, learn how to uncover business trends with Klaviyo’s Executive Business Review (EBR) tool.

    Identify key reports