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Analytics

Business analytics in MeerPartners: clicks, conversions, spend, CR and EPC over a 7/30/90-day period, per-offer breakdown and spend charts.

The Analytics section (/m/analytics) is a detailed picture of your offers' performance: how much traffic came in, how much converted, what each conversion cost, and which offer spends the budget more effectively. Unlike the Dashboard with its quick summary, here you get a per-offer breakdown with the CR and EPC quality metrics.

Business analytics: KPIs, charts and a per-offer breakdown table
Fig. 1. Analytics with a per-offer breakdown and charts.

7 / 30 / 90-day period

At the top — a period switcher: 7 days, 30 days, 90 days. The selected period applies to all metrics, charts and the table. To assess trends, compare a short window (7 days) with a long one (90) — that shows whether an offer is accelerating or fading.

KPI metrics

MetricWhat it shows
ClicksHow many tracking-link clicks on your offers there were for the period.
ConversionsHow many target actions were counted (arrived via postback).
SpendThe sum of rewards to publishers for the period, in your currency.
CRConversion Rate — the share of conversions out of clicks (conversions ÷ clicks).
EPCFor business — the average cost per click (spend ÷ clicks).

How to read CR and EPC

CR shows the quality of traffic and funnel: a high CR means users reach the target action. EPC shows what one click costs you on average: the lower the EPC at a stable CR, the more efficiently the offer spends the budget. The influencer sees these same metrics, but for them EPC is earnings per click, while for you it is the cost.

Per-offer breakdown

The "Per-offer breakdown" table splits the metrics by each offer:

ColumnWhat it shows
OfferThe offer name.
ClicksClicks on links to this offer.
Conv.Counted conversions.
CRThe conversion rate of this specific offer.
SpendHow much was spent on rewards for the offer.
EPCThe average cost per click for the offer.

This way you immediately see which offer "carries" the program and which burns budget with no return.

Charts

  • Clicks and conversions by offer — a bar chart that clearly compares traffic volume and results for each offer.
  • Spend by offer — the budget distribution: where the money goes.

If there is no data for the period, "No data for the period" is shown.

How to analyze spend

A few practical techniques:

Match spend against conversions

High spend with a low number of conversions is a reason to check whether low-quality or fraudulent traffic is coming in.

Watch CR by offer

A sharply low CR for one offer while others are normal signals a need to check the landing, geo or offer terms.

Compare EPC between offers

An offer with a noticeably higher EPC costs more for the same result — reconsider the rate or model.

Change the period

Compare 7 and 90 days to tell a one-off spike from a sustained trend.

Spend and hold

Part of the spend may still be in hold and will return to the balance if a conversion is refunded. So "Spend" in analytics is accruals, not money finally charged. For the final money movements, see the ledger on the Balance page.

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