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Influocial tracks campaign performance from the moment creators apply through to content delivery and downstream purchase impact. Analytics give you visibility into creator activity, engagement outcomes, and pipeline movement — so you can make faster decisions between campaigns, not just at the end of them.

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What you can track

See how many creators applied to a campaign and how many were approved. Use this to understand how well your public campaign page is attracting the right applicants and whether your brief is filtering effectively.
Track whether creators have delivered their content and whether it has been posted. This keeps your campaign timeline visible without chasing creators manually.
Review views, likes, and saves across delivered content. Use these to compare creator performance within a campaign and identify which formats and creators are generating the most engagement.
Track campaign performance and creator activity before the point of purchase. This covers engagement, reach, and creator-level contribution during the awareness and consideration stages of the campaign.
Measure what happens after purchase to understand downstream campaign impact. Post-purchase analytics help you connect creator activity to conversion outcomes and understand the full picture of campaign performance.
See how creators are moving through campaign stages — from applied and shortlisted through to confirmed, content due, and posted. Pipeline metrics show you where progress is stalling before it becomes a problem.
Review how individual creators are performing within a campaign. Use this to identify who is outperforming, who to prioritise for future campaigns, and how to adjust your creator selection criteria.

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How to use analytics to improve campaigns

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Open the analytics view for a campaign

Navigate to the campaign you want to review and open the Analytics tab. You’ll see a summary of key metrics for that campaign.
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Identify creators that outperform

Look at individual creator performance data. Creators with strong engagement relative to their reach are worth prioritising in future campaigns and may be candidates for paid usage.
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Compare performance across campaigns

Use campaign summary metrics to compare results across different campaigns. Look for patterns in which briefs, formats, or creator types consistently produce stronger outcomes.
4

Adjust hooks and deliverables based on data

If certain content formats or hooks are generating more engagement, update your brief for the next campaign to reflect what’s working. Analytics should inform the next brief, not just record the last one.

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Reporting tips

Keep your review process consistent so trends become visible over time rather than isolated observations.
  • Review after each campaign ends — don’t wait until the next campaign is live to look at what worked
  • Save top-performing assets to your library — strong UGC compounds; save the best content to your Content Library so it stays accessible for future ad and creative planning
  • Share learnings with your team — use campaign data to align the team on what good looks like before the next brief is written
The most actionable use of campaign analytics is feeding insights back into your next brief. If a particular hook, format, or creator type outperformed, build that into your next campaign setup — not just your reporting slide.