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.
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The New Contacts by Email Marketing Source is a metric in Hubspot that indicates the number of new contacts that have been acquired through email marketing campaigns. This metric allows marketers to analyze the effectiveness of their email campaigns in generating leads.
New Leads by Source metric measures the total number of new leads generated from each source, allowing businesses to identify the most effective channels for lead generation and optimize their marketing efforts accordingly.
New Leads by Referral is a metric that tracks the number of leads generated through word-of-mouth or personal recommendations from existing customers or partners.
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.
The Contact Conversion Rate by Source metric in Hubspot measures the percentage of website visitors who become contacts, sorted by the source of their visit.
The Customer Conversion Rate metric measures the percentage of website visitors or leads that convert into paying customers, indicating the effectiveness of a company's marketing and sales efforts.
The Avg. Session Length by Source metric in Hubspot measures the average duration of a website session by the source of the traffic - such as social media or organic search. It helps to identify which sources are driving engaged visitors to the site.
The Landing Page Customers metric tracks the number of people who have landed on a specific page and successfully completed an action, such as filling out a form or making a purchase.