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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New Leads metric in Hubspot refers to the total number of new contacts that have been added to the contacts database during a specific period of time, such as a day, week, or month.
This metric tracks the number of new subscribers who signed up to receive emails or other content from your website or landing pages, and excludes those who were added offline such as through in-person events.
The Sessions by Other Campaigns metric tracks the number of website sessions generated by sources other than organic search, paid search, or direct traffic, such as referral traffic or social media.
The Sessions by Organic Search Source metric tracks the number of website sessions that have been driven by users finding the site through an organic search result on a search engine.
New Customers (w/o Offline Source) is a Hubspot metric that shows the number of new customers gained through online channels, excluding any offline sources. It helps track the effectiveness of online marketing efforts and identify areas for improvement.
The Contact Conversion Rate by Source metric in Hubspot measures the percentage of website visitors who become contacts, sorted by the source of their visit.
Emails Opened is a metric that reveals the percentage of recipients who opened your email. It's an essential measurement as it helps determine the success rate of your email marketing campaigns. It also enables you to identify the effectiveness of your email subject line and content.
This metric measures the effectiveness of the blog posts in generating clicks from readers, giving insights into the relevance and appeal of the content.