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Customer Alerts Topic 07

Measuring alert performance

Read alert metrics

Count subscribers, opens, menu views, and contact actions. Vanity send volume is not a strategy.

Measuring alert performance | TTMenus educational guide

In 30 seconds

  • Write down four numbers each week: subscribers, alerts sent, opens, menu views from alerts.
  • Mark one alert as your best performer and reuse its pattern.
  • Cut or rewrite the weakest alert instead of sending more.

Why this matters

Illustrated phone alert for restaurant specials
A quick visual for busy owners.Replace with a real TTMenus Alerts inbox or subscriber metrics screenshot when ready.

Sending more alerts is easy. Knowing which ones earn menu opens and orders is the job.

TTMenus Insights turns that into a weekly habit.

Metrics that matter

  • Alert subscribers: your reachable audience
  • Alerts sent: volume, not success
  • Alert opens: did the message earn attention
  • Menu views from alerts: did attention become a browse
  • WhatsApp, Phone, Directions: did browsing become action

Example: the alerts scoreboard

Insights

TTMenus Insights

Last 30 days

Alerts · Performance

  • Alert subscribers214
  • Alerts sent18
  • Alert opens96+14% vs previous
  • Menu views from alerts71+9% vs previous

Funnel

StepCount
Subscribers214
Opens96
Menu views from alerts71
WhatsApp + Phone + Directions33

Recommendation

Watch the drop after opens

If opens are healthy but menu views lag, fix the destination link. If menu views are healthy but contact actions lag, clarify price, hours, and the order path on the menu.

Example from TTMenus Insights (illustrative sample data).

Data to decisions

What you noticeWhat to do
High sends, flat opensImprove copy and timing; send fewer
Opens without menu viewsRepair deep links to the live item
Menu views without contact actionsImprove CTAs, hours, and ordering clarity
Subscribers flat for weeksRestart the opt-in ask on menu and WhatsApp

The takeaway

Treat alerts like a small funnel. Optimize the weak step each week instead of celebrating how many messages left the kitchen.

What to do next

  1. Write down four numbers each week: subscribers, alerts sent, opens, menu views from alerts.
  2. Mark one alert as your best performer and reuse its pattern.
  3. Cut or rewrite the weakest alert instead of sending more.
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