Emails Delivered is the number of contacts who successfully received an email to their inbox and, as such, does not include bounces or unsubscribed recipients.

Emails Opened is the number of unique recipients who opened your email. Because the number of people who open your email impacts every other downstream metric, such as clicks, it makes sense to pay special attention to this one.

Emails Sent is the number of contacts you sent your email to.This metric is generally the broadest list but excludes any previous hard bounces and recipients who unsubscribed. Depending on your email marketing platform, it might also exclude recipients who have shown repetitive low engagement.

Feed Subscribers is the count of the number of people who have indicated they want to receive your content. This metric is essential to bloggers and helps you leverage a blog as part of your marketing initiatives.

Followers is the number of users who have chosen to follow another user’s or company’s posts, such as via Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook or Instagram. It is a quantitative metric used to gauge how well you are building an audience and community around your brand.

Following is the number of accounts or pages a user or brand has chosen to follow on social platforms, such as Twitter, LinkedIn, or Instagram. Following an account allows a user to view and engage with an account’s social media posts and signals interest in that person, company, or organization.

Form Completions is the count of unique submissions of a form displayed on a website. Businesses use forms for multiple purposes, ranging from customer support to product inquiries. Tracking this metric is a good way to gather standardized information from customers or gauge interest in a product or brand.

Form Installs is the count of forms installed on your website. Tracking this number gives you a high-level view of the number of possible form-based interactions with your customers.

Form Interactions is the count of interactions that users have had with your web form. An interaction includes clicks, form entries, clicking a field to fill in information, and form abandonment. By tracking Form Interactions, you can learn where and why users abandon your forms, and how to modify your form to best capture your target audience.

A Form View is the count of user views of a page containing a form. It is different from Form Submissions because the user does not have to submit the form for it to count as a view.

Form Visibles is the count of the number of times hidden forms or form fields are made visible by the click of a button or another trigger action performed by the user. Often, forms can be hidden until the user reveals them. This can be used to measure the extent of the user’s interest in the website and to target certain user segments.

Get Directions Clicks is the count of the number of times people have clicked on a link to get directions to the physical location of your business. You can usually include a link on your social media profiles connected to a map that makes it easier for customers to find you.