HubSpot Weekly Marketing Report From Exports
Summarise performance with calculations.
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Write a weekly marketing report from HubSpot exports. Metrics: [METRICS]. Last week's figures: [LAST_WEEK]. Campaigns running: [CAMPAIGNS]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Let the first three lines carry the message: what moved, why we think so, and what we do next. Present a table with this week, last week, change and percent change, with each division shown (48 leads against 40 last week is +8, or +20 percent), and conversion rates as contacts reaching a stage divided by contacts in the earlier stage. Cover top performing content, underperforming items, leads generated and sales-qualified, and actions for next week. Identify one campaign to scale and one to fix or stop, using the figures provided. Separate facts from interpretation (label interpretation as a hypothesis), do not claim causes, flag any metric whose definition changed, and list data caveats such as a tracking change. Keep the language plain, highlight one decision needed, and give a three-line version for a chat.
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Invented week. New contacts 48 (last week 40, +20 percent). Marketing qualified 11 (9). Meetings booked 4 (3). Email click rate 3.1 percent (2.8). Best content: pricing guide, 22 downloads. Weakest: webinar page, 9 registrations from 400 visits (2.3 percent). Summary: 'Leads are up 20 percent, mostly from the pricing guide. The webinar page converts poorly; we will shorten the form. Decision: none.' Hypothesis label: guide promotion on social caused the rise; test by repeating the post next week. Check: 48 new contacts less 40 last week is +8, or 20 percent. Keep the report under 200 words and send it on Monday morning.
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