Sessions by Direct Traffic Source measures the number of website sessions that originated directly from a user typing the web address into their browser or clicking a saved bookmark, and not from a referral source such as a search engine or social media.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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To track Sessions by Direct Traffic Source using Databox, follow these steps:
New Contacts metric tracks how many new leads or contacts have been added to your Hubspot database within a specific time frame, often daily, weekly, or monthly.
The New Contacts by Social Source metric measures the number of brand new leads generated by social media campaigns, helping to determine the effectiveness of social media marketing efforts.
New SQLs (without offline sources) is a metric that measures the number of newly generated SQLs (Sales Qualified Leads) within a specific time period, excluding those who were sourced from offline channels such as trade shows or events.
New Opportunities by Other Campaigns is a Hubspot metric that measures the number of new sales opportunities generated from sources other than marketing campaigns and email marketing.
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.
Emails Sent is a metric in HubSpot that tracks the total number of emails that have been sent from your account to your contacts or lists within a specific time period.
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.
Blog views is a metric that tracks the number of times a blog post has been viewed by visitors on your website. It helps to measure the effectiveness of your content marketing efforts and the level of engagement with your audience.