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The Monthly Lead Goal on the Marketing Dashboard

The Marketing dashboard can show how many leads came in this month against a goal your team sets for itself, with a progress bar so you can see at a glance whether you are on track.

Where to Find It

Open your Dashboard and go to the Marketing metrics. The Monthly Lead Goal card sits at the top, headed with the current month and year.

The Dashboard picker open with Marketing Dashboard in the list

Pick Marketing Dashboard from the Dashboard list at the top of the page.

The Monthly Lead Goal card headed with the month and year, showing leads against the goal, a percentage, a progress bar and an Edit Goal button

The card sits at the top of the Marketing metrics, headed with the current month.

Setting the Goal

Only an administrator can set or change the goal. Everyone else on the team sees the goal and the progress against it, but cannot edit it.

  1. Click Set Goal, or Edit Goal if there is already one there.
  2. Type the number of leads you want for the month.
  3. Click Save Goal.

The goal is saved against your team, so it stays put and nobody has to enter it again on the next visit. To take a goal away, edit it, clear the box and save.

The Monthly Lead Goal card in edit mode with a Leads Per Month box, Save Goal and Cancel

Type the number and click Save Goal. Clearing the box removes the goal.

How the Progress Is Worked Out

  • The number counts leads created during the current calendar month.
  • It always reads the calendar month, whatever date range you have picked elsewhere on the dashboard. That is deliberate: this card answers whether you are on track this month, and a rolling range cannot tell you that.
  • The percentage goes above 100 when you beat the goal. The bar itself stops at full.

If No Goal Is Set

A team that has not set a goal sees nothing new on the dashboard. An administrator sees the card with a Set Goal button and a note that there is nothing to track against yet.

The Monthly Lead Goal card with no goal set and a Set Goal button

This is what an administrator sees before any goal is set.

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