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.
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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.
The Replied Prospects metric measures the percentage of prospects who responded to your outreach efforts, indicating interest and potential for follow-up.
Delivered (Sequence) is a metric used in email outreach campaigns to track the number of emails successfully delivered to a recipient's inbox within a specific sequence. This metric helps to gauge the effectiveness of the email campaign and refine the outreach strategy.
The Negative reply by Sequence metric measures the number of negative responses received from an email outreach campaign in a specific sequence or stage of the campaign.
Positive Reply Sequence (PRS) measures the number of follow-up messages sent before receiving a positive reply. It helps to optimize outreach effort and determine the most effective messaging strategy.
Opt Outs by Sequence measures the number of people who have opted out of receiving further communication from a specific outreach sequence or campaign.
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.
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.