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Employee
February 21, 2022
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Exhausted Content Dashboard

  • February 21, 2022
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Hello, I was wondering what this dashboard graph shows (what the x-axis and y-axis mean). Thank you!

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Best answer by Darshil_Shah1

This chart helps you anticipate when leads will have/have had exhausted all the nurture content. The graph is set immediately after each cast. The example below shows that in last cast, 2 leads have exhausted all content.

The example below shows that 3 people have exhausted nurture content for the last 4 casts, i.e., these people are not receiving any content for the past 4 nurture casts.

Similarly, the bars on the left of "0" on the x axis shows the # of people that'll have their nurture content exhausted in next 1, 2, 3, … casts. People who are “exhausted” will not receive any nurture content in the next cast. Hope this helps to clear away some clouds for you around this widget.

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Community Manager
February 22, 2022

This chart helps you anticipate when leads will have/have had exhausted all the nurture content. The graph is set immediately after each cast. The example below shows that in last cast, 2 leads have exhausted all content.

The example below shows that 3 people have exhausted nurture content for the last 4 casts, i.e., these people are not receiving any content for the past 4 nurture casts.

Similarly, the bars on the left of "0" on the x axis shows the # of people that'll have their nurture content exhausted in next 1, 2, 3, … casts. People who are “exhausted” will not receive any nurture content in the next cast. Hope this helps to clear away some clouds for you around this widget.

Employee
February 22, 2022

Thank you so much!

Darshil_Shah1
Community Manager
February 22, 2022

@helenefrosta, could you please mark this question as resolved? This'll help with visibility for the rest of the folks looking for this. Thank you!