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Do you know your audience flow?
Most ESPs don’t show this.
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Today's Email: Do you know your audience flow?
Email marketers are missing a CRITICAL metric 📊
Audience Flow.
What’s audience flow?
It’s how subscribers move between levels of engagement, not just with your emails, but with your brand.
→ Email opens and clicks
→ Website activity
→ Purchases
→ Product usage
→ Support requests
Your list isn’t static. It’s constantly shifting:
✅ Engaged subscribers disengage
✅ Inactives come back to life
✅ Some stop opening emails but are still buying
If you’re only tracking email metrics, you’re missing the full picture.
Here’s a simple baseline:
✅ Active = Engaged with email OR brand in the last 180 days
🚫Inactive = No engagement (email or brand) in 180+ days
But don’t stop there, track the flow between these groups.
If more subscribers are moving from active to inactive than the other way around…
⚠️ Your content might be off
⚠️ Deliverability could drop
⚠️ You're likely misjudging real brand health
Audience flow gives you:
→ Early warning signals
→ Smarter re-engagement targeting
→ More accurate segmentation
→ A true pulse on brand engagement
Most ESPs don’t show this.
You’ll need to build your own audience flow tracking, but once you do, you’ll wonder how you ever ran email marketing without it.

