Clicked/Not Clicked: Indicates engagement with content.

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Opened/Not Opened: The most basic behavioral signal. Crucial for re-engagement campaigns.
Time of Open: When the email was opened, providing insights into engagement patterns.
Device Used for Opening: Desktop vs. mobile, influencing content and landing page optimization.
Email Click-Through Data:


Specific Link Clicked: Which exact link(s) taiwan email list within the email were clicked (e.g., product A, category B, "learn more," "download now," specific blog post). This is the most valuable data for interest-based retargeting.
Number of Clicks: How many times a user clicked, indicating higher interest.
Click Map Data: Visual representation of clicks on different elements, showing hot spots.
Email Conversion Data (Post-Click):

Website Visits from Email: Tracking if a user landed on your site after clicking an email link.
Form Submissions: Did they fill out a lead form?
Product Views: Which product pages did they browse after clicking?
Items Added to Cart (Abandoned Cart): A critical signal for recovery campaigns.
Purchases/Order Completions: The ultimate conversion.
Account Sign-ups/Registrations: Indicating new customer acquisition.
Downloads: Did they download the promised resource?
Email Interaction Data:

Forwarded Email: Indicates advocacy and sharing.
Replied to Email: Direct engagement, often used in sales workflows.
Starred/Moved to Folder: Shows organization and potential importance to the user.
Unsubscribed: A clear signal of disengagement, but can still offer insights (e.g., if they unsubscribed after a specific type of email).
Spam Complaint: A negative signal, indicating severe disinterest or perceived irrelevance.
Email Bounce Data.