22 Oct 2026, 10:02 UTC · 1 question · ID 5951e761b5d2
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Marketing Director
Company
Charles Schwab
Industry
Financial services
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Question 1
“How do I prove which campaigns brought in new accounts?”
Answer
Partly answered
The Marketing Hub page says reporting shows which campaigns started conversations, opened deals and closed revenue, with pipeline and revenue influenced by campaign. It never explains how credit is assigned (first touch, last touch or multi-touch), whether new accounts can be reported as sourced versus influenced, or how a campaign is credited with a newly won account.
Add attribution detail to campaign reporting on /products/marketing
What is missing
How credit is assigned to campaigns (first touch, last touch or multi-touch) is not described.
Whether reports separate new accounts sourced by a campaign from accounts it only influenced is not stated.
No report or view is named that lists the new accounts each campaign brought in.
Where
Update this section: add lines to the "Reporting tied to revenue" card beside "Pipeline and revenue influenced, by campaign".
Related sections
Campaign reporting
What to do
Confirm with product which attribution models Marketing Hub supports and whether it reports sourced versus influenced new accounts.
Add the confirmed attribution models and a new-accounts-by-campaign line to the card.
Mirror the sourced versus influenced distinction in the "Campaign reporting" card text.
Done when: /products/marketing names the attribution models available and how new accounts are credited to campaigns.
Answer full page
Marketing Hub ties every list, send and result to the customer record, so campaign reporting traces through to revenue and pipeline. Here is how that reporting works, plus how the Campaign Agent explains what worked after each send, with your team deciding what to keep.