Marketing

Your campaigns, measured in revenue, not opens

KeyMetriq follows every send, link, and video from the first click to the checkout, so you report what your marketing earned, not what it might have influenced.

It is 9 a.m. and the campaign report says 42 percent opens, 6 percent clicks, and nothing about money. Your email tool counts opens, your shop counts orders, and your video host counts plays, but nobody connects them, so the question of what actually worked turns into an hour of exporting CSVs and guessing. Half your contacts exist twice, once from the shop and once from the email list, which quietly inflates every audience you build. KeyMetriq stitches every contact into one profile and follows every click to the checkout, so the next report you write is measured in revenue.

Campaigns measured in revenue

Build and send emails with a drag-and-drop editor, through your existing email platform or directly from KeyMetriq. Before anything goes out, an AI review checks the draft for problems. After the send, every campaign shows the revenue it generated, not just opens and clicks, and every past and scheduled send sits on one calendar.

Example:Dana at Willow Print Co. thought her 44 percent open rate meant the newsletter was working; KeyMetriq showed the real result, 71 orders and $8,920 from a single send.

First click to checkout

Branded short links you create right in KeyMetriq, plus a lightweight tracking widget, follow each visitor across your website, checkout, and email platform. Attribution survives platform hops, so you see which link, email, or page actually led to each sale instead of crediting whatever got clicked last.

Example:Marcus traced a $3,400 sales spike at Brightside Coffee back to one Instagram bio link his intern had almost deleted.

Attention maps on your real pages

Turn on behavior tracking for a page and KeyMetriq draws engagement over a screenshot of it, section by section: how far people read, which calls to action they click and in what context, even which FAQ entries they open. Desktop and mobile are mapped separately, and bots, email scanners, and your own team's visits are filtered out before anything is counted.

Example:The mobile map at Cedar & Twine showed visitors stopping two sections short of the money-back guarantee, so Noah moved it up the page and the next launch stopped losing his mobile readers.

A/B tests that call the winner

Test page variants against a conversion goal you pick, a thank-you page or entry into a segment. Results come with 95 percent confidence bands and a verdict in plain words: keep running, not enough data yet, or promote the challenger. KeyMetriq can promote the winner automatically, and every experiment has a share link your client or team can open without an account.

Example:An early spike made variant B look like a landslide at Juniper Wellness, but KeyMetriq said keep running, not enough data; two weeks later B won for real, 4.6 percent to 3.2.

Video engagement per contact

KeyMetriq automatically discovers your videos on Vimeo, YouTube, and Wistia and tracks who watched what, and how far they got. Viewing behavior is tied to real contact profiles, so a webinar is no longer a view count, it is a list of named people you can follow up with.

Example:Priya at Loomwork saw that buyers of her $499 course had, on average, watched past the 12-minute mark of her launch video, so she rebuilt her follow-up sequence around that moment.

Segments built on clean profiles

Slice your audience by what they bought, how much they spent, where they live, or how they behave. Because segments run on deduplicated cross-platform profiles, "spent over $500 this year" means across all your sales channels, not just one, and nobody gets the same email twice.

Example:Tessa's lapsed-VIP segment at Harbor & Pine surfaced 212 customers who had spent over $500 but not ordered in six months, and the win-back email brought back $11,300.

Launches run as projects

Plan campaigns as projects, track tasks and deadlines, and see every page of the funnel mapped with conversion at each step. Slack updates keep your team posted, and an AI project observer watches activity and flags what needs attention before launch day slips.

Example:When the landing page task at Fernway Goods sat untouched for three days, the AI observer flagged it before the launch date for their $20,000 pre-order push had to move.

What changes in week one

Every send reported in dollars, not opensAI checks each email before it goes outOne attribution trail from first click to checkoutAttention maps show what visitors actually readWebinar viewers become named contacts with watch progressSegments stop double-counting the same personLaunch updates land in Slack automatically

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