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Track visits, subscribers, and conversions for your Sign-up Landing Page

Article: 000049708
Updated: January 28, 2025

See how many visitors to your Sign-up Landing Page convert into contacts by submitting their contact information

After you've created your Sign-up Landing Page and shared its URL, it's time to see how it's performing. Our reporting shows you a well rounded picture - see how many people visit your page, and then from those visitors, you can see how many completed the sign-up process to join your contact list. You can then see how many new contacts also opted into SMS, clicked  to view your thank you page, and viewed your landing page on desktop or mobile.

  1. Click Audience Growth > Landing pages.

    Audience Growth drop-down menu with Landing pages option selected 
     
  2. (Optional) To help narrow your search:
  • Select "Active" from the Status drop-down menu.
  • Select an option form the Sort By drop-down menu.
  1. Next to the active landing page, click Details.

    Landing pages page with Status drop-down menu without option selected and Sort by drop-down menu with Last modified option selected with Active landing page and Details button
     
  2. Scroll down to the Reporting section to see:
  • Unique Visits - The number of unique visitors to your landing page based on the visitor's IP address.
  • Submissions - The number of visitors who complete the sign-up form and click the button to submit the form.
  • Conversion Rate - The rate that the unique visitors to your landing page complete the sign-up process and become contacts. Updated contacts are not included in the rate.
  • Subscribed to SMS - The total number of new or updated contacts that opted in to receive SMS messages through your landing page.
  • New Contacts - The total number of new contacts added through your landing page. Click the hyperlinked number to see the complete list of contacts.
  • Updated Contacts - These contacts were already on your contact list but submitted their information through your landing page again. Click the hyperlinked number to see the complete list of contacts.
  • Contacts subscribed to SMS - The total number of new or updated contacts that opted in to receive SMS messages through your landing page. Click the hyperlinked number to see the complete list of contacts.
  • Desktop vs. Mobile - Based on the total number of visits to your landing page, desktop views include views on traditional desktop and laptop computers, while mobile views include views on mobile phones and tablets.

    Sign-up Landing Page Details page Reporting section with Unique visits, Submissions, Conversion rate, New contacts, Updated contacts, Contacts subscribed to SMS, Thank you page button clicks, Desktop, and Mobile metrics
     
  1. Scroll down to the Clicks per URL section to see how each link in your form, including the "thank you" page, performed:
  • Contact clicks - These are links clicked on the "thank you" page after a contact has successfully submitted the sign-up form. You can click the hyperlinked number to see a list of exactly which contacts these are.
  • Visitor clicks - These are links clicked on the main Sign-up Landing Page before a new contact submits the form, or if a person clicks and then doesn't sign-up.

    Sign-up Landing Page Details page Reporting section with Link table and Contact clicks and Viitor clicks
     

Knowing how well your form converts visitors into subscribers can help you to determine the best way to share the URL and drive the most traffic to your form and make edits to the design and content of the form.

 

Clock IconSave time: Consider setting up a Welcome Path using the Automation Path Builder so that when new contacts join your list, you can get content to them quickly and without having to figure out which contacts you've already sent to as your list grows.


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