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Lead Management Terminology
Updated over 3 months ago

Stages - terms:

Lead stages refer to the different phases a potential customer (lead) goes through during the process of becoming a paying customer. These stages help sales and marketing teams understand where leads are in the buying process and what steps are needed to nurture them to the next stage.

  1. Lead: A lead that has engaged with your marketing efforts (e.g., signing up for a newsletter, downloading an eBook) and meets your company's criteria for further engagement. They are more likely to become a customer compared to other leads.

  2. Booked Intro Offer: A lead that has booked your welcome offer and taken. They are now in the sales process. This stage indicates a potential deal is being actively pursued by your team.

  3. Member (closed won): The lead has completed the buying process and converted into a paying customer.


Lead Source - terms:

  • Direct_traffic: Client who visits your website by directly entering its URL into their browser or using a bookmark

  • Manual: Client was manually added by the business

  • Facebook: Client who expresses interest with your business through interactions on the Facebook platform

  • Organic search: Client who discovers your business through search engine results

  • Walk-in: Potential client who approaches a business or organization in person without a prior appointment or scheduled meeting

  • Referral: Client was referred by another client that has previously visited your business

  • Chat bot: Client interacted with the chat bot on your homepage

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