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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To track New MQLs (w/o Offline Source) using Databox, follow these steps:
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.
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.
The New Contacts by Paid Social Source metric shows the number of new contacts gained from paid social media advertising campaigns.
The New Leads by Email Marketing Source metric tracks the number of leads generated from email campaigns over a specified time period.
The New Opportunities by Paid Search Source metric in Hubspot tracks the number of new contacts or customers acquired through paid search campaigns on different search engines.
The New Customers by Paid Search Source metric measures the number of first-time customers acquired through paid search campaigns.
This metric shows the number of new customers generated through email marketing campaigns, indicating the effectiveness of email marketing in acquiring new business.
The Emails Sent by Email Campaign metric tracks the number of emails sent by a specific email campaign, providing valuable insight into the reach and effectiveness of your email marketing efforts.
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.