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We are implementing lead scoring, and I've struggled to identify the behaviors of contacts who became customers because (from what I can tell) HubSpot doesn't have any system properties that track behavior UP TO A POINT WHERE THEY CONVERT, i.e., into an opportunity.
Some questions I have are:
- How many page views indicates a high quality lead?
- How many web sessions indicates a high quality lead?
- How many email opens, clicks indicates a high quality lead?
I'm planning to create new custom properties called "Pre-Opportunity Page Views," "Pre-Opportunity Web Sessions," "Pre-Opportunity Email Clicks" etc. that stamps the default system properties at the moment when lifecycle stage becomes Opportunity.
But this will only be helpful to me after this has been up and running for at least a quarter. What are some strategies you've used with default hubspot properties that I can implement now to answer which behaviors indicate a high-quality lead that's likely to become a customer?
Phil Vallender wrote an excellent (near-evergreen) article about HubSpot Lead Scoring. To quote,
"Note: A lot of the guidance available recommends that you award higher scores for views of key pages, such as pricing. Our recommendation is that, unless you have clear evidence that views of such key pages are a buying sign among your prospects, wait until you have more data before implementing this."
Phil Vallender wrote an excellent (near-evergreen) article about HubSpot Lead Scoring. To quote,
"Note: A lot of the guidance available recommends that you award higher scores for views of key pages, such as pricing. Our recommendation is that, unless you have clear evidence that views of such key pages are a buying sign among your prospects, wait until you have more data before implementing this."