What is displayed in a proposition distribution report?

In a proposition distribution report, the frequency of a proposition being offered is a crucial metric. This report provides insights into how often specific propositions are made to customers across various interactions and channels. Understanding the frequency helps organizations track which propositions are being actively utilized and ensures that there is a balanced approach in the propositions offered to customers. It facilitates decision-making processes related to marketing strategies and customer engagement by illustrating trends in proposition offerings.

The other choices describe different aspects of proposition management and customer interaction. For instance, the performance of different channels would refer to how effective each channel is in communicating propositions but would not specifically focus on frequency. The impact of recent interactions relates to changes in customer behavior or response following engagements but does not indicate the regularity of proposition offerings. Acceptance rates of propositions would measure how many offered propositions were successfully accepted by customers but again does not reflect the frequency with which the propositions are made. Each of these elements provides valuable information, but the frequency of propositions specifically addresses the main focus of a distribution report.