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Webform Analytics

Webforms are the most commonly used tool for lead generation. It is important to understand the way visitors interact with your webforms to generate quality leads and increase the number of submissions. It is therefore important to evaluate their performance from time to time and identify ways to improve them.

 

Webform analytics helps you compare and evaluate the performance of webforms in real time. 

 

In this video, you will learn how to use webform analytics for your business.

 

How does webform analytics help you analyze the performance of your webforms?

By identifying who your target audience is.

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Sorry! It helps by identifying how well the visitors interact with your webforms and what causes them to drop off

By identifying how well the visitors interact with your webforms and what causes them to drop off.

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Well done! It helps by identifying how well the visitors interact with your webforms and what causes them to drop off.

By comparing the number of visits between you and your competitor's web pages.

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Sorry! It helps by identifying how well the visitors interact with your webforms and what causes them to drop off.

What do we mean by visits?

The number of prospects your organization has from each country.

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Sorry! It refers to the number of prospects who visited the webform.

The number of prospects who visited the webform

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Well done! It refers to the number of prospects who visited the webform.

The number of prospects who interacted with your sales reps.

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Sorry! It refers to the number of prospects who visited the webform.

What happens if a prospect leaves the webpage and reopens it later?

They will be considered a new prospect.

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Well done! If a prospect leaves the webpage and reopens it later, they will be considered a new prospect.

They will be considered an existing prospect

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Sorry! If a prospect leaves the webpage and reopens it later, they will be considered a new prospect.

What do we mean by starters?

The number of prospects who interacted with your sales reps.

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Sorry! It refers to the number of prospects who started filling out the form.

The number of prospects who started filling out the form.

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Well done! It refers to the number of prospects who started filling out the form.

What do we mean by submissions?

The number of prospects who sent an enquiry email to the company.

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Sorry! It refers to the number of prospects who submitted the form.

The number of prospects who submitted the form.

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Well done! It refers to the number of prospects who submitted the form.

The visitors to submissions ratio shows the conversion rate.

True

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Sorry! It is the number of prospects who clicked on the form to the number of prospects who submitted them.

False

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Well done! It is the number of prospects who clicked on the form to the number of prospects who submitted them.

What do you mean by unique visitors?

The number of visitors who viewed the website that contains the webform.

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Well done! It is the number of visitors who viewed the website that contains the webform.

The number of visitors who provide unique identification.

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Sorry! It is the number of visitors who viewed the website that contains the webform.

Webform analysis can be viewed for the Leads, Contacts, Cases, Accounts, Deals, and Custom modules.

True

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Sorry! Webform analysis can be viewed only for the Leads, Contacts, Cases and Custom modules.

False

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Well done! Webform analysis can be viewed only for the Leads, Contacts, Cases and Custom modules.

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