What’s an example of a measurable key result? Choose all that apply.

Key results are quantifiable metrics that measure progress toward an objective. They must be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART). "Grow net new contact rate from 5.6% to 9% by the end of Q4" is measurable because it specifies a current state (5.6%), a target (9%), and a deadline (end of Q4). Similarly, "Improve the time on page above 3 minutes for all product-specific pages by the end of the month" is measurable with a clear target (above 3 minutes), scope (product-specific pages), and deadline (end of the month). "Increase customer retention from 70% to 85%" is also a strong example of a measurable key result, as it provides a clear starting point, target, and implied timeframe for measurement.