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.
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To track Replies by Sequence using Databox, follow these steps:
This template will provide you with greater visibility of your email delivery and engagement metrics.
Scheduled Emails metric tracks the number of emails that are composed and scheduled to be sent at a later time using an email marketing or CRM tool, usually in an outreach campaign to target a specific audience.
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.
Negative Reply Sequence tracks the number of consecutive negative responses received from a prospect, indicating the need to switch up the outreach approach.
Scheduled by Sequence metric tracks the average number of automated sequences a contact is scheduled to receive in your outreach campaign.
The Completed Tasks metric measures the total number of outreach tasks that have been successfully executed and finished within a certain period of time.
The Opportunities metric measures the number of potential new business or partnership opportunities generated through outreach efforts.
Opportunity Amount by Stage is a metric that measures the value of potential deals at each stage of the sales cycle, providing insights on revenue potential and sales performance.
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.