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NetLine hit 7.2 million content registrations, but ops teams still can’t buy ROI
NetLine achieved 7.2 million content registrations, but continues to face challenges in converting operations success into ROI. An IVRIS audit highlights that while registration numbers and content delivery metrics are strong, cost-per-lead and overall ROI remain areas for improvement. This disconnect is evident in advertising deals like Kalshi’s MLB campaign.
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NetLine reached 7.2 million content registrations.
The IVRIS audit indicates a misalignment between strong registration metrics and ROI performance.
Cost-per-lead and ROI are identified as areas needing improvement despite high registration numbers.
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- B2B Content Syndication Statistics: What Holds Up (2026) ↗· IVRIS Tech
- Kalshi strikes deals with five MLB teams, eyes a separate league partnership ↗· Fortune
- <a href="https://img.netline.com/images/mimages/netline/assets/2026-State-of-B2B-Content-Consumption-Demand-Report-NETLINE.pdf” rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>2026 State of B2B Content Consumption and Demand Report ↗· NetLine
- H2 2024 state of B2B pipeline growth ↗· Pipeline360
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