The New Contacts by Email Marketing Source is a metric in Hubspot that indicates the number of new contacts that have been acquired through email marketing campaigns. This metric allows marketers to analyze the effectiveness of their email campaigns in generating leads.
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This dashboard gives you the ability to analyze how email events are performing in order to progress users through the lifecycle stages.
The New Contacts (w/o Offline Source) metric in Hubspot measures the number of new contacts acquired through online sources, such as website visits, social media, or email marketing campaigns, excluding any offline sources such as trade shows or direct mail.
New Visitor Sessions by Source measures the number of website visits made by unique users who have never visited the site before, broken down by the source of their visit (i.e. search engines, direct traffic, social media, etc.) in Hubspot.
The Pageviews / Session metric measures the average number of pages viewed per session on a website. It helps to understand the engagement level of website visitors and their interest in exploring different website pages.
Total number of Emails Successfully Delivered split up by Email Title. No historical data is available from the initial connection.
The Emails Opened by Email Title (by Last Updated) metric in Hubspot displays the number of times each email was opened, sorted by the date it was last modified. This helps you determine which email titles are most effective in engaging your audience.
The New Blog Posts Published metric in HubSpot tracks the number of freshly added blog posts.
The Blog Posts by Title by Published Date metric tracks the number of blog posts published over a given period and organizes them by title and date. It helps track and analyze content performance and identify trends in blog topics and posting patterns.
The Referrers metric identifies the sources that drive traffic to your website, such as search engines, social media platforms, or other websites.