The New Customers by Other Campaigns metric in Hubspot measures the number of customers acquired through non-traditional sources such as referrals, events, or partnerships, within a specific time frame.
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The New Contacts by Source metric shows the number of new contacts acquired from various sources within a defined period of time, helping businesses identify their most effective lead generation channels.
New Contacts by Referral tracks the number of new contacts generated through referrals from existing contacts, helping businesses measure word-of-mouth marketing success.
New MQLs (w/o Offline Source) represents the number of new Marketing Qualified Leads generated by online sources only, excluding leads from offline marketing efforts.
The Sessions metric in Hubspot measures the number of times a user interacts with a website within a specific period. It includes all page views, clicks, and other actions taken by the user during that time.
New Customers by Paid Social Source is a metric that tracks the number of customers who came to your website through a paid social media ad campaign and made a purchase or became a lead.
New Session % is the percentage of website visits where the user visited for the first time and triggered a session. It indicates the ratio of new visitors to returning ones."
Top Blog Posts by Click-through Rate shows the most successful blog posts in terms of getting readers to click on links within the content. This metric reflects the effectiveness of internal linking and the relevance of the content to the readers' interests.
The Recent Blog Posts by CTA Clicks metric in Hubspot tracks the number of clicks generated by the calls-to-action (CTAs) within your blog posts over a specific period of time. It helps you understand the effectiveness of your CTAs and improve your content strategy for better engagement and conversion.