Hey @IAkpakoun, thanks for reaching out! This is a great question, and there’s a lot to consider here depending on what you’re tracking today and what specific reporting requirements you have.
Categorize all records as Peeq or Peeq Pro
A big first step is ensuring that all Peeq and Peeq Pro records (contacts, deals, companies, etc.) are categorized appropriately. You should be able to look at any record in the CRM and know which business it belongs to (or, if there can be overlap between records, the relationship that the record has with both businesses). This will likely require a set of Peeq custom properties and a set of Peeq Pro custom properties that will be used within the records and in forms for both websites.
Segment forms and lead capture for Peeq and Peeq Pro
On that note, you’re hopefully already using separate forms on the Peeq and Peeq Pro websites. If that’s the case, you’ll be well on your way to categorizing records that originated from those forms. If you’re using the same forms across both websites, create unique forms for each site as soon as possible so you can segment that conversion data. Any landing page forms and such as well should also be separated by business and reported on separately.
Segment deals for Peeq and Peeq Pro
You’re hopefully already using separate deal pipelines for Peeq and Peeq Pro as well. That’s another great step to isolate the closed and potential revenue for each business.
As long as you’re updated the needed properties to tie every record back to Peeq or Peeq Pro, you can filter your reports as needed to display only the desired business-specific data. You can also create custom analytics views (more info in this HubSpot Knowledge Base article) to begin segmenting your traffic reporting within HubSpot. Keep in mind that custom analytics views are not retroactive, so they will begin recording only the traffic that comes in after the view has been created.
Once you have solid system in place for categorizing and segmenting data across both businesses, you’ll need to run back through existing records and update them accordingly. There will be some messiness with reporting during this transition, and it will probably take at least a few months before you arrive at clean reporting for each business, but an overhaul now will make your life so much easier moving forward!
Lastly, I’m not sure if you need something of this magnitude, and it does require a Marketing Hub Enterprise subscription, but HubSpot does offer a Business Units add-on to help you better differentiate between separate businesses within the same HubSpot portal. Just wanted to share in case it’s helpful!
I know there’s a lot to consider here, but hopefully this helps at least get you started!!