This metric measures the number of new leads that were acquired through online sources and does not include any offline sources, such as events or direct mail campaigns.
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The Contacts Lost by Email Title (by Last updated) metric in Hubspot tracks the number of contacts who have stopped engaging with your email campaigns based on their job title, sorted by the most recent date they became inactive.
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.
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.
The New Opportunities by Direct Traffic metric in Hubspot measures the number of new leads or customers that come to your website directly, without any prior referral sources or marketing efforts.
This metric shows the number of new customers generated through email marketing campaigns, indicating the effectiveness of email marketing in acquiring new business.
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 Blog Subscribers metric in Hubspot refers to the number of individuals who have opted-in to receive email notifications whenever a new blog post is published on your website. It is a key indicator of the level of interest and engagement your blog is generating among your audience.
The New Subscribers by Blog Name metric shows the number of unique individuals who have subscribed to a particular blog within a specified period of time, indicating which blogs are the most effective in attracting and retaining subscribers.