u/Big_Barnacle_8664

Struggling to tie content efforts back to pipeline when deals take half a year or more to close. By the time something converts, it's hard to say which touchpoint actually mattered. Curious how others are handling attribution in long B2B cycles, are you using multi-touch models, self-reported attribution on intake forms, or just accepting some fuzziness and tracking directional trends instead? What's actually worked well enough to report on with a straight face?

Hello,

I'm planning my first trip to the US next spring, flying into New York. I have about 10 days total and I'm thinking of splitting the time between NYC, Washington DC, and Boston, moving by train (Amtrak) between cities

Is that too rushed or is it a reasonable pace for a first visit? I don't want to spend most of the trip just traveling between cities instead of actually seeing things. Would it be better to cut one city out and spend more time in the other two?

Also open to suggestions if there's a better route or combination of cities for a first-timer.

Thanks in advance!