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 One-offs metric measures the number of outreach activities that are not part of a larger, ongoing campaign and have a limited impact on overall outreach goals.
The Unsubscribed Prospects metric measures the number of people who have opted-out or unsubscribed from a marketing campaign or mailing list.
Contacted (Sequence) refers to the number of individuals who were contacted during a specific outreach sequence, such as an email campaign or a series of phone calls. It tracks the effectiveness of outreach efforts and helps to measure the success of the outreach strategy.
Replies by Sequence measures the number of email sequences that receive a reply from a prospect. It helps to optimize outreach campaigns for better engagement.
The Scheduled (Sequence) metric measures the number of emails or other outreach activities that have been scheduled in a specific sequence within a given timeframe.
Completed Tasks by Completer measures the number of tasks accomplished by each individual team member. It helps track their productivity and efficiency in completing assigned tasks over a period of time.
The Opportunities metric measures the number of potential new business or partnership opportunities generated through outreach efforts.
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.