The number of people on my Unengaged Contacts just jumped. I reached out to a few of them and they swear that they’ve been opening our e-mails but all HubSpot shows is that they were delivered. Now they’re mad at me and mad at HubSpot. Any idea what’s going on?
Not without being able to poke around in your account unfortunately I’d recommend reaching out to HubSpot support via the purple in-app help widget.
If you don’t have access to customer support, you can look at the property value of Sends since last engagement to investigate further (which is the basis for unengaged contacts.). This property refers only to marketing emails. Sales emails do not affect this metric. Whether a marketing email was delivered doesn’t say anything about it having been opened, so I’d recommend double checking. Sends since last engagement will count up with each email that hasn’t been opened. Ususally these metrics are accurate.
Hello @Anonymous - thanks for the amazing feedback. I’m trying to create a person-centered report of our program alumni that would surface contact images in a table. The idea is that we would be better able to relate to and care for the people in our database if we could see them. I can’t figure out any way to display images in a report so wondering if you have suggestions for either a HubSpot solution or integration that might be able to build a more person-centered report from our database. Thx!
Uh, that would be a nice report indeed! Unfortunately, I don’t think this is possible at this stage. A quick search shows that this should be possible with Power BI which can be integrated with HubSpot: Display images in a table, matrix, or slicer in a report
Not sure if I would introduce a weighty solution like Power BI just for the sake of having images however haha.
As an alternative, you can always add images to contact records and these would be, although tiny, be visible in contact lists and filtered views. If your report is a simple one, a list might do.
Big, loaded question This really comes down to the process and data requirements, what the connectors between the solutions look like etc. Depending on each situation, I’d recommend evaluating the expected invest for development and maintenance. These decisions are not to be made lightly since their implications will accompany you for years, probably – there isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach, I’m afraid.
This is however also the beauty of HubSpot. Over the years, the amount of options and the toolkit for developers has grown.
Other users are much more knowledgeable when it comes to developing, the developers board in the community is a great place to explore specific problems.
Great question! I work on an hourly rate mostly, setting clear expectations of how much time will be needed to achieve certain milestones, define certain processes etc. For more details, I’d take this to a 1:1 conversation.
Hi, there, sharonlicari! Do you have any preferred programs or apps that you use when designed media content? Is there any SEO guide for multimedia content that you can share with us?
I have a blog, Matthew Rungwe’s Blog. I am just hoping to get some tips on how I can improve the way I write my content. I have been doing this for less than a year. I haven’t seen much improvement in the number of viewers, comments or engagement on the site.
I decided to take this course to help me become a better content writer. My main goal is to grow my audience, venture into creating e-books and courses. My hope is that, by the end of the Digital Marketing course, I should be able to make considerable improvements in the way I deliver my content.
I can’t seem to access your blog – could you double check? In general I can recommend the HubSpot Academy here, there are a lot of resources on content marketing.