Bounced prospects is a measure of the number of emails that could not be delivered to a prospect's inbox, typically due to an invalid email address or full mailbox.
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The Deliveries metric measures the number of messages that successfully reached the intended recipient in an outreach campaign. It is an indicator of the effectiveness of the communication channel and message content.
The Unsubscribers metric measures the number of people who have chosen to stop receiving communication from a specific mail or email campaign.
The Replied Prospects metric measures the percentage of prospects who responded to your outreach efforts, indicating interest and potential for follow-up.
The Bounces by Sequence metric tracks the number of bounced email addresses for each automated email sequence, helping to identify areas in need of improvement.
Replies (Sequence) measures the number of responses received in a predetermined sequence of outreach communications, typically used in email sequences.
The Active (Sequence) metric in outreach refers to measuring a sequence's engagement rate with prospects, including email opens, link clicks, and replies over a specific period of time.
Completed Tasks by Creator is a metric that measures the total number of tasks completed by an individual outreach creator. It helps to monitor an individual's productivity and efficiency in accomplishing outreach tasks.
The Total Incompleted Tasks metric indicates the number of unfinished tasks that were assigned during a specific timeframe. It can help identify areas of inefficiency and opportunities for process improvement.