The Contacts (w/o Offline Source) metric in Hubspot measures the number of contacts in your database that were acquired through online channels such as website forms, landing pages, social media, and email, excluding any offline sources such as events or direct mail.
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The New Contacts by Paid Search Source metric in Hubspot tracks the number of new contacts acquired through paid search campaigns, providing insights into the effectiveness of paid search efforts in lead generation.
New Leads by Source metric measures the total number of new leads generated from each source, allowing businesses to identify the most effective channels for lead generation and optimize their marketing efforts accordingly.
New Opportunities by Organic Search Source is a Hubspot metric that measures the number of new contacts generated from organic search sources in a given time period.
Total number of Emails Successfully Delivered split up by Email Title. No historical data is available from the initial connection.
The Emails Clicked by Email Title (by Create Date) metric in Hubspot tracks the total number of clicks on emails categorized by their titles, sorted by the date they were created. This helps to identify the most engaging email titles and determine the success of email campaigns over time.
The Emails Clicked by Email Campaign metric measures the number of clicks on links within an email campaign sent to a specific group of recipients, helping to track the effectiveness of the content and messaging of the campaign.
The New Blog Posts Published metric in HubSpot tracks the number of freshly added blog posts.
Blog views is a metric that tracks the number of times a blog post has been viewed by visitors on your website. It helps to measure the effectiveness of your content marketing efforts and the level of engagement with your audience.