The Pageviews / Session metric measures the average number of pages viewed per session on a website. It helps to understand the engagement level of website visitors and their interest in exploring different website pages.

The New Customers by Source metric shows the number of new customers acquired through different marketing channels, such as social media, email campaigns, or referrals, allowing businesses to measure the effectiveness of their marketing efforts and optimize their strategies accordingly.

The New Contacts by Social Source metric measures the number of brand new leads generated by social media campaigns, helping to determine the effectiveness of social media marketing efforts.

The New SQLs by Source metric in Hubspot tracks the number of new SQLs (Sales Qualified Leads) generated by each lead source.

New MQLs (w/o Offline Source) is a marketing metric in Hubspot that measures the number of new leads who have taken actions indicating a high level of interest in a company's products or services.

The Page CTA Clicks metric in HubSpot measures the total number of times users click on the calls-to-action (CTAs) on a specific web page. This metric helps businesses understand how effective their CTAs are at encouraging users to take action on their website.

The New Subscribers metric in Hubspot measures the number of individuals who have opted in or subscribed to your email list or other communications during a specific time period.

Bounce Rate is a metric that measures the percentage of website visitors who leave a site after only viewing one page. It indicates the effectiveness of a website in engaging visitors and driving conversions.

Avg. Session Length is a metric in Google Analytics that measures the average amount of time that visitors spend on a website during a session. It is calculated by dividing the total duration of all sessions by the number of sessions.

Page Views is a metric on HubSpot that measures the number of times a web page has been viewed by visitors. This metric is important in determining the popularity and engagement of a webpage.

Sessions by Social Source is a metric in HubSpot that shows the number of sessions generated by each social media platform within a chosen timeframe. By tracking this metric, you can identify opportunities to optimize your social media strategy and improve the ROI of your social media marketing efforts.

Views by Landing Page metric tracks the number of page views on landing pages. It helps identify which landing pages are performing well, generating leads, and converting visitors.

The Emails Sent by Email Campaign metric tracks the number of emails sent by a specific email campaign, providing valuable insight into the reach and effectiveness of your email marketing efforts.

The Emails Clicked by Email Title (by Last Updated) metric in Hubspot tracks the number of times each email title has been clicked, sorted by the most recent update of each email.

The New MQLs by Source metric in Hubspot measures the number of newly generated Marketing Qualified Leads (MQLs) over a specified time period, segmented by the source of their conversion.

The New Customers metric in Hubspot represents the total number of unique customers acquired during a specific time period. It helps businesses understand the success of their marketing and sales efforts in terms of acquiring new customers.

The Emails Delivered metric refers to the total number of emails successfully delivered to the intended recipients' inboxes. It is used to measure the effectiveness of email campaigns and allows marketers to gauge the reach of their messaging.

Followers by Seniority is a metric on LinkedIn that identifies the level of seniority of people following your profile or company page. This metric helps you determine the effectiveness of your content strategy and whether it's resonating with your target audience, especially if your target audience is more senior.

The Submissions by Landing Page metric in Hubspot gives insight into how well a particular landing page is performing in terms of lead generation. It shows the total number of form submissions received from each landing page.

The New Email Subscribers metric in Hubspot tracks the number of unique individuals who have subscribed to receive emails from a particular email campaign or marketing list within a specific time period.

The Top Blog Posts by Pageviews metric is a measure that identifies the most popular blog posts on a website based on the number of views they receive. It helps marketers and bloggers to understand which content is resonating with their audience and can be used to guide content strategy and optimization efforts.

New Leads by Source metric measures the total number of new leads generated from each source, allowing businesses to identify the most effective channels for lead generation and optimize their marketing efforts accordingly.

The Landing Page Views to Submission Rate metric measures the effectiveness of a landing page in converting visitors to leads. It is calculated by dividing the number of visitors who viewed the page by the total number of submissions received.

The New Blog Posts Published metric in Hubspot tracks the number of new blog posts that have been published within a specific time period. It includes all blog posts published within that time frame and gives insights into the frequency and consistency of a blog's content publishing schedule.

The Landing Page Contacts metric in Hubspot measures the number of unique visitors to a specific landing page who have also provided their contact information, such as name and email address.

The Landing Page Submissions metric measures the number of times a visitor submits a form on a specific landing page. It helps to identify the effectiveness of a landing page in terms of lead generation and conversion.

Landing Page Views is a metric that tracks the number of times a landing page has been viewed by a visitor on your website. It provides insight into the effectiveness of your landing page in attracting visitors and engaging them to take action.

Contacts by Active List is a Hubspot metric which indicates the number of unique contacts currently included in active marketing lists. These lists can be used for targeted email campaigns, automated workflows, and lead nurturing efforts.

New Customers (w/o Offline Source) is a metric calculated in Hubspot that tracks the number of new customers acquired through online channels only, such as email marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), social media campaigns, and online advertising.

Blog views is a metric that tracks the number of times a blog post has been viewed by visitors on your website. It helps to measure the effectiveness of your content marketing efforts and the level of engagement with your audience.

New SQLs (Sales Qualified Leads) is a Hubspot metric that tracks the number of leads that have been identified as meeting certain criteria and deemed ready for sales outreach.

The Emails Clicked metric in Hubspot measures the number of times that recipients clicked on links within your email campaigns.

The New MQLs (Marketing Qualified Leads) metric in Hubspot refers to the number of leads generated from marketing campaigns that meet specific criteria indicating potential interest in your product or service.

The Emails Opened metric in Hubspot measures the percentage of sent emails that were opened by recipients. It provides insights into the effectiveness of an email campaign and helps identify engagement rates with the target audience.

The emails sent metric simply refers to the number of emails that an individual, organization, or email service provider has sent out to recipients.

The New Contacts (w/o Offline Source) metric in Hubspot measures the number of new contacts acquired through online sources, such as website visits, social media, or email marketing campaigns, excluding any offline sources such as trade shows or direct mail.

The New Contacts by Source metric in Hubspot tracks the source of new contacts that have been added to a contact list within a specified timeframe. It provides insights into which channels or campaigns are bringing in the highest number of new contacts.

New Contacts metric tracks how many new leads or contacts have been added to your Hubspot database within a specific time frame, often daily, weekly, or monthly.

The Sessions by Source metric indicates the number of website sessions that originate from different sources such as search engines, social media, direct traffic, and referral sources. It helps marketers understand the effectiveness of each traffic source in driving website traffic and identify areas for improvement in their overall marketing strategy.

The New Visitor Sessions metric in Hubspot measures the number of times a visitor arrives on your website for the first time during a specified time period. It helps track the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and the ability of the website to attract new visitors.

New Leads metric in Hubspot refers to the total number of new contacts that have been added to the contacts database during a specific period of time, such as a day, week, or month.

The Sessions metric in Hubspot measures the number of times a user interacts with a website within a specific period. It includes all page views, clicks, and other actions taken by the user during that time.

The Followers by Industry metric on LinkedIn measures the number of followers your page has based on the industries they belong to. This valuable data provides insights into which industries are engaging with your brand and can help inform your marketing and content strategy to better target and engage with your desired audience.

The Followers by Region metric on LinkedIn shows the distribution of followers by their location. This is useful for understanding the reach of ones brand or network and identifying potential areas for growth or engagement. It provides insights into the demographics of one's followers and helps in developing targeted marketing strategies.

The LinkedIn Comments metric tracks the number of comments on a post or article, indicating engagement and interest among followers and connections. Analyzing this metric helps users assess content relevance, spot trends, and adjust strategies to boost engagement and visibility.

Followers refer to the number of individuals or accounts that have chosen to subscribe to and receive updates from a particular profile. A larger following means more people are exposed to their brand’s content, which can lead to increased engagement, brand visibility, and potential opportunities for collaboration or monetization.

Total Engagements is a LinkedIn metric that measures the total number of reactions, comments, and shares that a post receives. It is an important metric to track as it indicates the level of audience engagement with your content. Higher Engagements typically indicate that your post is resonating with your audience and may help to increase your reach and visibility on the platform.

Total Impressions is a metric in LinkedIn which refers to the total number of times your content have been viewed by other LinkedIn users. It includes both organic and paid impressions, and can give you an idea of how well your content is resonating with your audience.

Unique number of times each update is shown to LinkedIn members during specified date range. By tracking unique impressions, you can better understand the effectiveness of your content and adjust your strategy accordingly to optimize your reach.

The Share Mentions metric on LinkedIn counts how many times a shared post or article has been referenced by other users. It indicates engagement and social validation by revealing how many people consider the content worth sharing and discussing.

The users by Source metric tracks the number of visits (sessions) to your website or app, grouped by the source that drove the traffic.

The Bounuce rate by UTM Session source metric in Google Analytics 4 shows the number of views and leave a website without interacting with other content or elements on the site grouped by session medium, which helps to analyze the sources driving traffic and engagement on a website.

The Bounuce rate by UTM Session Medium metric in Google Analytics 4 shows the number of views and leave a website without interacting with other content or elements on the site grouped by session medium, which helps to analyze the sources driving traffic and engagement on a website.

The Users by Session Medium metric reports the number of sessions generated by users and the traffic medium, such as organic search, paid search, social media, or referral. It helps identify the most effective channels in driving website traffic and assists in optimizing marketing efforts.

The Users By UTM Content ID metric provides a detailed breakdown of user engagement based on specific content identifiers within UTM parameters. UTMs, or Urchin Tracking Modules, are invaluable tools for tracking the effectiveness of online marketing campaigns by appending unique tags to URLs.

The Bounce Rate By Utm SearchTerm is a metric that provides a detailed breakdown in Google Analytics that represents the percentage of visitors who visit the website from campaigns and leave a website without interacting with other content or elements on the site.

The Bounuce rate by UTM Session campaign name metric in Google Analytics 4 shows the number of visitors who visint and leave on a website without interacting with other content or elements of a campaign by session name

The Bounce Rate By Utm SearchTermis a metric that provides a detailed breakdown in Google Analytics that represents the percentage of visitors who visit the website from search and leave a website without interacting with other content or elements on the site.

The Bounce Rate By Utm Content Id is a metric that provides a detailed breakdown in Google Analytics that represents the percentage of visitors who leave a website without interacting with other content or elements on the site.

The Users By Session UTM Campaign Id metric provides a detailed breakdown of user engagement based on specific content identifiers within UTM parameters. UTMs, or Urchin Tracking Modules, are invaluable tools for tracking the effectiveness of online marketing campaigns by appending unique tags to URLs.

The Active Users by Session Source metric in Google Analytics 4 provides the number of unique users who have interacted with the website or app during a specific time period, segmented by the source of their session (e.g. direct, organic search, referral, social, etc.).

The Users By Users By UTM Search Term metric provides a detailed breakdown of user engagement based on specific content identifiers within UTM parameters. UTMs, or Urchin Tracking Modules, are invaluable tools for tracking the effectiveness of online marketing campaigns by appending unique tags to URLs.

The Sessions by Session Source metric shows the number of sessions generated by different sources like direct traffic, organic search, referral, email, social media, paid search, etc., and helps in analyzing the effectiveness of various marketing channels in driving traffic to a website.

The Sessions by Session Medium metric reports the number of sessions generated by each traffic medium, such as organic search, paid search, social media, or referral. It helps identify the most effective channels in driving website traffic and assists in optimizing marketing efforts.

Sessions by Utm Session Campaign name metric measures the number of campaign name during which a Session Campaign event occurred. It helps track the engagement with campign-specific name on a website or app.

Sessions by Utm Session Campaign Id metric measures the number of sessions during which a Session Campaign event occurred. It helps track the level of engagement with event-specific interactions on a website or app.

Active Users by Device Category metric shows the number of users currently engaged with your website or app, categorized by the type of device they are using - desktop/laptop, tablet, or mobile devices.

Sessions by Utm search term metric measures the number of sessions with a search term reapeatedly occur. It helps track the level of search in relevance to engagement with specific item interactions on a website or app.

Sessions are a collection of interactions that take place on a website within a specified time frame. Each session can include multiple pageviews, events, and other actions taken by a user.

Sessions by Utm Session content id metric measures the number of sessions when a serach occurred. It helps track the level of search in relevance to engagement with specific item interactions on a website or app.

The Event Count per User by Country metric shows the average number of events triggered by each user from a specific country within a particular time frame, giving insights into engagement and activity levels across geographic locations.

The Exit Pages metric shows the total number of conversions on a website attributed to each individual exit. This provides insights into which pages are driving the most conversions and can help optimize website content to increase conversions.

Session Channels are a collection of interactions that take place on a website within a specified time frame. Each session can include multiple pageviews, events, and other actions taken by a user.

Goal Completion is a metric in Google Analytics that measures the number or percentage of times a user completes a specific action. It helps to track and analyze the success of a website or marketing campaign.

Average Session Duration is the average length of time visitors spend on your website during a single session, measured in seconds. This metric provides insight into visitor engagement and can help identify areas for improvement in site content or user experience.

The Session Conversion Rate is a metric that measures the percentage of sessions on a website that result in a conversion, such as a purchase or form submission. It helps businesses understand how effective their website is at driving conversions.

Page Views is a metric in Google Analytics 4 that tracks the number of times a particular page or screen is viewed by a user on your website or app.

Bounce Rate is a metric in Google Analytics that represents the percentage of visitors who leave a website without interacting with other pages or elements on the site.

Total Users metric counts the number of unique users who visited a website or app within a given time period, regardless of how many times they visited or actions they took.