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# How to access analytics of a campaign?

#### You can access the campaign analytics in 2 ways:

1. **From the campaign page:** You can directly check the analytics of a campaign by navigating to the analytics section of the campaign page:

   * Select the **campaign type**(Personalization/Experimentation) and click on "**View Campaigns**" button on the relevant URL.

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   * Select the **Campaign Name** whose analytics you want to check. You have the option to search for the campaign using the Search Bar

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   * Navigate to **Analytics** section

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2. **From the Analytics Section:** You can access the analytics of the campaign though the analytics section of the dashboard

   * Click on **Analytics** of the left nav bar

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* Select the Campaign Type from the dropdown

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