Cold email run for Tracerrr sent 53,508 emails over three months and produced 78 positive replies, reaching D2C brands in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada.
Tracerrr got 78 positive replies from 53,508 cold emails over three months, reaching D2C brands in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada.
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Client | Tracerrr |
| Sector | Not yet documented on this site |
| Engagement | Cold email outbound |
| Target market | D2C brands in the US, UK and Canada |
| Period | Three months |
| Headline result | 78 positive replies from 53,508 emails |
Tracerrr is a GrowthPal client whose cold email campaigns targeted direct-to-consumer brands across three English-speaking markets: the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada. What Tracerrr itself sells is not documented on this site, so this page does not state it.
Tracerrr's campaigns sent 53,508 emails over three months into a D2C brand audience spanning the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada. The engagement ran on GrowthPal's standard infrastructure rules: separate sending domains rather than the company's main domain, and no open or click tracking. Read how the cold email agency engagement works or the nine-step outbound process for the build sequence, or how GrowthPal engineers cold outbound.
Tracerrr's campaigns produced 78 positive replies across the three-month period. Both figures below are published on the GrowthPal homepage, and the counting rules behind them are set out in the methodology block that explains how these numbers are counted.
| Metric | Figure | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Emails sent | 53,508 | Three months |
| Positive replies | 78 | Three months |
| Contacts reached | Not published | Three months |
No dashboard screenshot for Tracerrr is published on this site. The five campaign dashboards in the homepage receipts section cover a different client and two deliberately redacted accounts, and none of them should be read as Tracerrr's. The Tracerrr figures come from the same sending platform and the same counting rules.
Seventy-eight positive replies over three months is a smaller absolute number than the other outcomes published on this site, and the reason matters: the volume behind it is 53,508 emails, and the number of distinct contacts those emails reached is not published. Without that denominator, no reply rate can be compared like for like.
What the Tracerrr engagement does show is reach across three separate national markets from one cold email system, targeting the same buyer type in each. Nobody can guarantee a reply count, and GrowthPal does not. For rates that can be compared, see the full set of cold email benchmarks from these campaigns.
Every figure on this page follows one published definition. A reply counts only when a real human writes back with intent: opens, clicks, out-of-office replies, unsubscribes and referrals to a colleague all miss the bar. Opens and clicks are not tracked at all, because the tracking pixel costs deliverability. The full set of rules and exclusions lives in the methodology block.
Tracerrr got 78 positive replies over a three-month period. Those came from 53,508 emails sent to direct-to-consumer brands in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada. Both figures are published on the GrowthPal homepage in the campaign receipts section.
It is not published, and this page does not calculate one. A reply rate needs contacts reached as its denominator, not emails sent, because a multi-touch sequence sends several emails to the same contact. Only the emails-sent figure of 53,508 is published for Tracerrr, so any rate quoted here would be a guess.
Tracerrr's cold email campaigns reached direct-to-consumer brands in three countries: the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada. That is the audience the 53,508 emails were sent into over the three-month period, and it is the full extent of what this site documents about the Tracerrr target market.
No. GrowthPal publishes five unedited campaign dashboards on its homepage, but none of them is a Tracerrr account. Two of those five are deliberately redacted for other clients. The Tracerrr figures come from the same sending platform and the same counting rules, but no screenshot has been published for this engagement.
More proof: every GrowthPal case study and client outcome, or the raw campaign dashboards on the homepage.
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