Hey @chigBungus, thanks for reaching out! And what an incredible username 
That’s right — HubSpot tracks the first conversion source in the “Original source” property, but that’s not really helpful for tracking reconversions.
The good news is that they have a couple other properties you can use for tracking reconversions! Here they are:
- Latest source — has the same values as “Original source,” but it will show you the source that most recently brought a contact to your assets (more info in this HubSpot Knowledge Base article)
- Recent conversion: the last form the contact submitted. This is formatted as the name of the page the form was submitted on, followed by a colon, then the name of the submitted form (i.e., Name of page: Name of form). (more info in this HubSpot Knowledge Base article)
Reporting for HubSpot pages (webiste, landing page, blog) is also helpful since it will show you:
- Total submissions
- New contacts created (so that conversion was their first logged interaction with you)
You can subtract new contacts from total submissions to determine the contacts that reconverted on that particular asset.
Otherwise, HubSpot does offer attribution reporting, but the best features require a Marketing Enterprise subscription. Here’s the Knowledge Base article on these features in case you’re interested!
Lastly, you may not necessarily a report that shows you all conversions for all contacts. Instead, try and pick out the ones that are most impactful to you (i.e., closed/won contacts who filled out a certain form, contacts who viewed a blog post and scheduled an appointment, etc.). Those are reports/lists that you should be able to build regardless of the original source.
Hope this helps!!