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We would like to understand how our marketing emails are performing with different audience segments or contacts with specific properties. While email opens and clicks are available via Marketing Email Analytics Reports, a key missing piece is Attributed Revenue.   Attributed Revenue seems only available via Attribution Reports, but these do not allow for lists or contact properties to be used as a filter.  ...read more

Each business uses HubSpot in its own way, and at present, I am in a situation where I need to pull reports from multiple objects to give an overview of how we are tracking.   I would ideally like one report to rule them all.   Reporting on: - Contacts created - Closed deals - Total ad spend (from data within Hubspot)   The contacts and deals would be line graphs, with some filters applied on the deals using "deal stage". Below that, an overall marketing spend as a bar graph.   Being able to see these 3 metrics in one location, and showing a trend will allow me (as marketing manager) to show the direct correlation between marketing spend, created contacts, and of course, sales. ...read more

Bring back the original Behavioral Events (Legacy) into all Enterprise Hubs.    Please Stop making people upgrade into Marketing Hub Enterprise to get ACTUAL Events that you can trigger and report on.    I used to be able to use Sales Hub Enterprise - Create an event - Then post to it via postman  - Then trigger anything I wanted ...read more

We could really do with being able to report on a campaign's overall pipeline influence, ie all deals generated for the sales team - not just the closed won deals. Please make this possible Hubspot! ...read more

to have possible using the attribute report to show the amount of deals. Now only the linear model is displayed ...read more

I'd like to be able to have an individual pause their progress in a workflow if they've been "last contacted" within X days - this way they won't get a marketing email right after a sales email! ...read more

Recently, we started receiving monthly emails from the HubSpot email account of customermarketing@hubspot.com. The subject line reads..."Jared, see how much your company got done last month." The body of the email presents a fantastic and quick summary of the monthly marketing performance.    Here is a screenshot for reference:   This information is incredibly useful and could save m staff from spending hours of pulling monthly metrics for our clients.   However, I do have several questions that would be helpful for improving the use of this information moving forward. I reached out to support but they did not seem to have a handle on the specific answers to these questions.   Is there a place to find this exact reporting -- the look and feel of everything from the icons to the associated text? It is awesome that it is emailed, but there are often times when this email is deleted and then we cannot access it for the future. We have like 30 HubSpot accounts, but I seem to only receive about 3 or 4 of these emails per month for the same 3 or 4 accounts. Is there a specific reason why I only receive 3 or 4 emails as apposed to the 30 associated accounts? Is there a way to sign up each account for these emails? If so, can you provide the steps. Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.    Thank you,    Jared    ...read more

  I want to create a report that shows me traffic by overall page / content type. I don't use hubspot hosted pages, and my urls won't always have a keyword that can help me do this.    For example, not all of our landing pages have /lp/ in the URL.     ...read more

The "Goals" templates for Marketing are great However, at present, it is restricted that we must align it to a Paid campaign.  It would be a heck of a lot more useful for us to be able to use this tool but without tying it to a paid campaign (i.e. overall numbers of MQlS or Leads etc)  Given that this tool is called "Marketing" and there is no mention of it being called a 'paid' goal, it seems more appropriate to remove this restriction.  ...read more