I would like to learn how the revenue is calculated for an ad campaign. We have two sales channels/pipelines: offline sales and ecommerce sales. When I launch a new LinkedIn ad campaign, does the revenue only consider "Closed Won" deals from sales pipeline or does it also consider the "Shipped" or "Processed" deals from ecommerce pipeline?
We would like to see the total revenue coming from both channels to measure the success of the campaign. Our ecommerce store is hosted on a subdomain which is connected to Hubspot and tracking is available throughout the whole domain.
The number of Closed Won deals associated with the attributed contacts in theTotal Contactscolumn. Since theTotal Contactsamount will vary depending on the selected attribution report, this metric will also vary based on the attribution report. In order for a deal to count toward this metric, at least one associated contact must have aLifecycle Stageof Customer.
In this case, it will count all deals from the total contacts column - in either pipeline.
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The number of Closed Won deals associated with the attributed contacts in theTotal Contactscolumn. Since theTotal Contactsamount will vary depending on the selected attribution report, this metric will also vary based on the attribution report. In order for a deal to count toward this metric, at least one associated contact must have aLifecycle Stageof Customer.
In this case, it will count all deals from the total contacts column - in either pipeline.
I hope this helps.
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Thank you for the explanation. Considering your answer, I guess there are couple ways to track the ad or ad campaign results. Due to our Hubspot package, I cannot create revenue attribution reports. However, with Marketing Hub Professional I can manage and track the result in "Ads" section. There in campaigns view, I can also track values such as Revenue or ROI. Does what you say also apply for the Ads section?