Overview
We’re exploring ways to surface ‘signals’ in your data that could be useful in identifying higher value, more actionable leads.
This dashboard provides an enterprise-level holistic view of companies engaged across multiple Advertisers, Campaigns, Countries, Job Titles and Assets.
Full description of all visuals at the bottom of the page.
Controls
Here you can filter the data by time frame (max 24 months), Advertiser, Publisher, Campaigns, Lead Status, Billable, Lead Source and Company. Users can also not display visuals for fields without data using the Show/Hide Missing Values filter.
Visuals
The top visuals contain options for three fields: Industry, Country, Company Size and Job Level.
these visuals use the fields below
Industry
industry |
Country
country | country_code |
Company Size
company_size | companysize | number_employees |
employee_size | employees | number_of_employees |
Job Level
job_level__c | joblevel | job_level |
Based on your selection the data will then be filtered accordingly:
In the dropdown, you can choose the order of the visuals
Each visual has controls to display the data in different formats. Users can select from Bar or Donut visuals.
Users can also choose between selecting the Number of leads (No.of leads) or the percentage (% of Leads).
No.of leads |
% of Leads |
Donut Visual
Users can also configure the number of options in the visual for example: 10 to 20
Example 10 | Example 20 |
Show/Hide filter
Users can also configure to show or hide empty visuals
Show | Hide |
Breakdown of all leads from all companies or a specific one
Fields used:
company_name | company | companyname |
account_name |
The visual below represents the number of leads that have come from a particular company/domain and the number of occurrences (per day week etc) over the date range selected.
Based on your selection the data will then be filtered accordingly:
Visuals Data Breakdowns
Note: These visuals for Company, Job Title, Assets and Campaigns below all interact with each other to allow the user to filter the data to their needs. |
Breakdown of job titles across the data selected
Fields used:
jobtitle | job_title | job title |
- Leads = Number of leads with that job title
- Unique Email = Number of unique instances of that email
Note: Users may use this visual to determine the variety of job titles engaging with a particular company/domain |
Breakdown of Assets across the data selected
Fields used:
asset_downloaded__c | asset_name | Asset |
asset_downloaded | asset | assetname |
whitepapername | description |
- Leads = Number of leads with that Asset
- Unique Email = Number of unique instances of that email
Note: Users may use this visual to gain insight into which types of assets are performing with a particular job title/company/domain |
Breakdown by campaign based on previous filters selected
This is broken down by Advertiser, Campaign and Publisher
- Leads = Number of leads with that Asset
- Unique Email = Number of unique instances of that email
Note: Users may use this visual to gain insight into which campaigns and what particular assets are performing well with a particular job title/company/domain |
Detailed Breakdown of all visuals
Visual Title |
Definition |
Lead Status Filter |
Accepted values: Valid, Invalid, Caution, Test and N/A |
Billable |
Accepted values: Yes, No |
Lead Source Filter |
Accepted values: campaign_api, |
Company Filter |
It is a combination of Email Doman and the company name fields listed below |
Company Name |
Fields used: 'company_name', 'company', 'companyname', account_name |
Email Domain |
Fields used: 'emaildomain' |
Country |
Fields used: 'country','country_code' |
Job Title |
Fields used: 'jobtitle', 'job_title', 'job title' |
Asset |
Fields used: 'asset_downloaded__c', 'asset_name', 'Asset', 'asset_downloaded', 'asset', 'assetname', 'whitepapername', 'description' |
Industry |
Fields used: 'industry' |
Department |
Fields used: 'department' |
Company Size |
Fields used: 'company_size','companysize', 'employees', 'number_employees', 'employee_size', number_of_employees |
Job Level |
Fields used: 'job_level__c', 'joblevel', 'job_level' |