Marketing Metrics are a key indicator of how well your marketing efforts are delivering. Learn what to look for and how to interpret them
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BASIC METRICS AND WHAT THEY MEAN IRL:
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Visits
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Contacts
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Contact to Visit Rate
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Open Rates
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Click through rates
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Engagement rates
Sessions:
Definition: Unique sessions on your whole site by time frame
What you’re looking for:
- Rainbow effect - portfolio of sources
- Upward trend on all sources
- Nothing abnormal
What if?
- Very big spikes
- Very big dips
Contacts:
Definition: New emails in your HS database from marketing sources
What you’re looking for:
- Rainbow effect - portfolio of sources
- Upward trend on all sources
- Nothing abnormal
- Proportionate to sessions
- Quality contacts
What if?
- Very big spikes
- Very big dips
Session To Contact Rate:
Definition: Contacts/Sessions
What you’re looking for:
- 2+%
- Expect fluctuation
- Mix of session sources affects rate
- Existing emails that convert again do not count
What if?
- It’s very low
- It’s very high
Open Rate:
Definition: Preview pixel shown (false positives for sure)
What you’re looking for:
- 20-70%
- Expect Variation
- Purpose/Audience
- Subject Line
What if?
- It’s low
Click Through Rate / Click Rate:
Definition: % of opens that clicked / % of sends that clicked
What you’re looking for:
- 2-10%
- Expect Variation
- Call to action / Offer
- Content
- Design
- Number of links
What if?
- It’s low
Engagement Rate:
Definition: Existing contacts playing along, Social engagement
What you’re looking for:
- Flat to increasing engagement
- Engagement with a broad range of activities / content
What if?
- It’s declining
WORKFLOWS
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Current:
- Lifecycle stage
- Webinar
- Email sends
Future:
- Lead routing
- Lead status
- Closed Lost
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Components For Success:
- List
- Offer
- Creative
List:
- Segment correctly for best results
- Use a naming convention to keep yourself sane
- Delete lists when you’re all the way done for housekeeping
- Maintain a seed list
Offer:
- Best to have one primary call to action for “promotional” emails
- Always above the fold
- Use it more than once, but only have one
- Ok to have more for “informative” emails
- Make offer something of relative value to the ask
Creative:
- HTML vs “text”
- Subject lines
- Columns
- Video/animation
- Testing
- A/B testing in HS