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DockBlocks - Marketing

Marketing Performance and Reporting - July 2026

What went out in July, what it produced, the send schedule ahead, and where this reporting will live permanently. All figures pulled live from Brevo on 2026-07-30.

Campaign results

Each campaign below went to a targeted segment built for that message, not to the full database. Bot opens and clicks are excluded from every figure, so these are real recipients acting on real messages.

36.5%
Open rate
1.16%
Click rate
2,516
Opens
80
Clicks
CampaignSentRecipientsOpensOpen rateClicksClick rateUnsubs
July 4 A250 promo (dock-blocks.com)Jul 33,5211,20234.78%431.24%73
July 4 A250 promo (marketing.dock-blocks.com)Jul 31,00432833.54%222.25%17
July 4 A250 promo (floatingdocksandlifts.com)Jul 349818938.34%112.23%11
Quote follow-up (broad)Jul 261,33749438.81%30.24%26
Quote follow-up (recent window)Jul 26673146.27%00%1
Repeat customer check-in (cold)Jul 2643817040.67%00%2
Repeat customer check-in (reorder window)Jul 261888848.35%10.55%2
Repeat customer check-in (warm)Jul 26271453.85%00%0
All campaigns7,0802,51636.5%801.16%132

The July 4 promo drove the strongest click-through. The Jul 26 sends were re-engagement messages to quote abandoners and past customers, where opens are high and click-through is naturally lower.

Marina automation (Mike's sequence)

This runs continuously rather than as a scheduled broadcast. Each contact moves through the sequence on their own timeline from the date they enter it.

511
Marinas reached
2,322
Emails sent, Apr to Jul
524
Opens
787
Clicks
Jul 27
Most recent send

Running continuously on a monthly rhythm, with 21 and 28 day waits between steps so no marina is contacted too often. Each marina moves through the sequence on its own timeline from the date it entered, which is why sends arrive in waves rather than all at once.

The most recent send was July 27, to 216 marinas. More of the sequence is still ahead for this audience.

230 marinas have opened and 123 have clicked over the last 90 days. Bot activity is excluded, so those are real people, and they are the list worth calling first.

Programs running continuously

These fire per contact based on what that contact does, independent of the broadcast schedule. Broadcasts sit on top of them, which is why the frequency caps below exist.

ProgramTriggerCadenceChannel
Welcome email, per repNew lead createdOne email on creationEmail
Welcome SMSNew lead with SMS opt-inOne SMS, within minutesSMS
Product nurtureWatercraft and dock type capturedOne email per product interestEmail
Rep follow-up 1, 2, 3Rep marks the stepImmediateEmail
Abandoned cart recoveryShopify cart abandonedThree emails: day 0, day 1, day 3Email

Where this reporting will live

The intent is that you never need to ask for these numbers. A single reporting view, always current, with these sections:

Campaign performance
Every send with recipients, opens, clicks, unsubscribes and trend over time. The figures in this document, keeping themselves current.
Per-rep engagement
Which contacts engaged, in which territory, and which rep owns the follow-up. This is what supports comparing the reps to each other.
Response summary per rep
Campaign replies collected, sorted into interested, not interested, and follow-up, and delivered to each salesperson so nothing sits unread.
Revenue attribution
Which campaigns and which ad spend produced quotes and orders.
Send calendar
The schedule, live, showing what is queued and what already went out.