1. Percentage Progress

• Measures how much of a task or goal is completed.
• Best for projects with incremental progress.
• Example:
  • "Increase customer retention rate from 70% to 85% (current percentage = X%)."

2. Numeric Targets

• Defines a specific number to achieve.
• Works well for growth, acquisition, or performance goals.
• Example:
  • "Acquire 500 new customers."
  • "Publish 10 blog posts."

3. Revenue or Financial Metrics

• Tracks income, profit, or cost efficiency.
• Suitable for sales, marketing, or business operations objectives.
• Example:
  • "Increase monthly recurring revenue (MRR) by $50,000."
  • "Reduce operational costs by 15%."

4. Qualitative to Quantitative Indicators

• Converts subjective goals into measurable outcomes.
• Often used for satisfaction or experience-related objectives.
• Example:
  • "Achieve a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 50."
  • "Reduce customer churn rate to 5%."

5. Milestone-Based Progress