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.
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This SLA-inspired template will give you an overall snapshot of team performance for Sales & Marketing. Track lifecycle stage conversion rates along with Marketing & Sales team activities within the HubSpot Marketing & HubSpot CRM systems.
This metric shows the number of new contacts acquired through direct traffic sources, such as typing in the website URL or clicking on a bookmark.
Number of times the Site was Visited during the specified Date Range (does not include Offline Source).
The Sessions by Paid Search Source metric shows the number of website visits that were generated through paid search advertising campaigns from various sources such as Google Ads or Bing Ads.
The New Session % by Source metric tracks the percentage of new website sessions that came from each traffic source, such as organic search, paid search, social media, or referrals.
The Emails Sent by Email Title (by Last Updated) metric in Hubspot shows the number of emails that have been sent, organized by the title of the email and ordered by their most recent update.
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.
Total number of Emails Successfully Clicked split up by Email Title. No historical data is available from the initial connection.
The Top Blog Posts by CTA Clicks metric tracks the most popular blog posts based on the number of clicks on the Call-to-Action (CTA) buttons within each post.