Gute Ideen sollten geteilt werden

Brand- Oyo Customer- People of the legal age, wanting some private space with all respect and no rueful judgements or peering eyes into their intimate business.    Challenges- People in the small cities, specially the young couples face a tight societal scrutiny and moral policing, that sometimes even object on the casual hand holding, hugging or even being frank and sharing a good laugh in streets. This makes the couples live like prisoners in their own space, and they seek for a better place where they can have some privacy away from those staring eyes. Oyo get your back exactly there!   Resolution- Oyo serves as a legal way around to provide for a safe and fair stay, where customers don't have to worrry about the unnecessary and problematic behaviour of some nosy traditionalists especially when it comes to young couples. The Oyo facility runs with the legal terms and conditions, and the couples, family or any groups can conveniently make the stays given they show the valid ID proof to confirm their ages.        ... Mehr anzeigen

The current revenue attribution setup for us tracks MRR, but as a company/marketing team, we track ARR - it'd be great to be able to customize which revenue property we display to show actual revenue attribution  ... Mehr anzeigen

I love the ability to create a report as a digest of new leads, new conversions, new deals, new tickets etc. and email it to users in the portal.  However, depending on your email candence you may not have accumulated new data and thus the automated email is a waste of time for the user.  I would love the ability to surpress any email of a report that hasn't accumulated new data since the previous send.   ... Mehr anzeigen

In order to gain a better knowledge of which emails need to be improved it owuld be good to split health score between automated vs non automated (sales) emails ... Mehr anzeigen

HubSpot has made great progress in their custom email reporting abilities, and I'm glad for that. There are still some fundamental weaknesses. I'm trying to do my first email series review and I'm unable to do basic analysis with the current tools. I am content to export email data and use Looker or another tool to analyze it for insights. This is fine, so long as I can export the data I need.  For example, I cannot export the Sender Name, Sender Email Address, or Preview properties. These are pretty fundamental. I'd love to be able to dig more into click info (click text, click url, click type [button, text, etc.]), but I get this has some overlap with CTAs and a lot of work is already happening there. For now, making these very foundational data points available in custom email reporting would be very hepful. ... Mehr anzeigen

While I love where they're headed. The attribution reports are ugly and don't allow us to do much customization. They also don't even sort nicely.    Would be great if y'all rolled out first seen, last touch converting asset type properties on contact records.    This would allow us to look at lifecycle funnels by asset types, lists built, drips triggered etc.    Then we could build better dashboards and not have to copy and paste into an external spreadsheet.    Any custom automation would be costly, even larger selling point for mktg enterprise if those deal create attribution properties were recorded as attributes on the contacts themselves ... Mehr anzeigen

It would be nice to have a report that allows you to see the notes that are left in the company record ... Mehr anzeigen

I want to see the adjusted open rates for all mail sends (for a duration), now we can see the adjusted open rate email by email. It could really help I can see that monthly, quarterly. ... Mehr anzeigen

In reports, it would help to be able to make graphs with a filter of contacts who have received emails from a specific email. It would also help to be able to find out what CTAs and forms link to a specific email address. Thirdly, it would help to be able to search emails sent out by who or what email they're from. ... Mehr anzeigen