The Neutral reply metric measures the number of responses to outreach efforts that fall into a neutral category, neither positive nor negative, indicating a lack of strong interest or engagement.
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The Created Prospects by stage metric measures the number of new potential customers added to each stage of the sales funnel within a given time period.
Mailed Prospects metric refers to the number of potential customers or clients who have been sent physical mail such as flyers, brochures, catalogs, or letters as part of a targeted outreach campaign.
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.
Bounced Emails is a metric that measures the number of emails that failed to be delivered to the recipient's inbox due to reasons like an invalid email address or a full inbox. It helps to identify the quality of the email list and the health of your email sending practices.
Positive Replies by Sequence is a metric that measures the number of favorable responses received in a sequence of outreach efforts, indicating the effectiveness of the messaging strategy.
The Finished metric measures the number of outreach sequences that successfully completed all steps and resulted in the desired outcome, such as a sale or meeting.
The Calls metric measures the number of phone calls made or received by an outreach team or individual in a given time period. This metric helps to track the frequency and effectiveness of outreach efforts over time.
Calls Not Answered is a metric that measures the percentage of total incoming calls that were not answered by the intended recipient or went to voicemail. It helps assess missed opportunities and identify areas for improvement in call handling processes.