I would like to make a pre-filled link for a google form that will prefill a field with the last name of their gmail account. That way I can send the same link to many gmail address within the company and when they fill out the form their last name is pre-filled.
This is the url I have right now.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfXWo_RFxv10luU28-zY7R8VLAFkxq_w-xwd1-5_89a0F9dsA/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.311678919&entry.1133288578=Add%20Fare&entry.1921770549&entry.1777391530&entry.198140008&entry.2092957064&entry.464790042=Gas&entry.1410965432&entry.1717787027
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I am new to google analytics and google tag manager , so any help and clarification would be appreciated.
I am trying to understand how to track users via tagged email links in GTM and GA....
Is it possible to include a user ID in an email link and then catch the client id in GTM when user clicks on the link?
What I am trying to do is to detect different devices that an Anonymous user can use while exploring my website. So I am thinking maybe it is possible to get the user ID linked to each email from my database , include it in a link which is used in an email template.
Then when a user clicks on the link , based on the clicked event , a tag on GTM side can catch it , extract User ID and get the Client id (from GTM) and use these values to identify the user . Is this doable ? If yes where should I start from? If no , is there any way to do this?
Regards,
Lina
Yes, you can do it and the procedure described can work. Send that information as custom dimensions in Google Analytics tag in GTM (config them in Google Analytics UI at Property level). You can also create an User-ID view and send userId parameter as Field to set in GTM too (as well as a custom dimension).
My organization sends out various emails to users and we want to track " How many users clicked on the links in that particular email sent out by our team?".
How do we track this in Adobe Analytics & Reporting?
Right now I am only able to see, how many people clicked on the links in all the emails combined but I am not able to differentiate among various emails sent by our team
-Arjun Patil
Append a query parameter to your Email landing page URL, which user will click on.
For example: www.mysite.com/landingpage?cmp=my_email_campaign_name
Then set up Adobe Analytics tracking code to capture this code and pass it to s.campaign variable or any other eVar used for campaign tracking.
s.campaign=s.Util.getQueryParam("cmp")
I'm using the default Form block for a simple contact form. But, instead of the email always coming from the same (admin) email, I would like to have it dynamically pull the email provided by the user filling in the contact form. Would this be very hard? I'm already asking for their email...I just need to grab that response and set it as the "From" field when the email is sent. Thanks!
See http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/add-ability-in-contact-form-to-reply-to-the-submitter/
UPDATE: Above link is broken, you can find the how-to here: https://legacy-documentation.concrete5.org/tutorials/add-ability-in-contact-form-to-reply-to-the-submitter
I am wondering if it is possible to track when a user of a website clicks on a Google DFP ad. I know that the Google DFP website tracks clicks, but I want to be able to track which users (when logged in, using ASP.NET membership) are clicking ads and how many ads. Is this possible?
I've been asking a similar question and haven't found an answer yet!
The closest I've come is this - http://support.google.com/richmedia/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=117426
To track clicks using your own click-tracking server, you must include an attribute in the ad tags that specifies the URL for the server. The URL is accessed every time that a user clicks on an ad, enabling your server to count the click. This attribute is click=value, where value is the URL for the clicktracking server. The click-tracking URL should not contain any semicolons (;). If necessary, you can encode semicolons as the equivalent %3B characters.
The sample URL below shows an ad tag with an implemented click attribute:
http://ad.doubleclick.net/adi/N270.maheshdfasite/B3140338.2;dcopt=1_ist;click=http://site.com/cgi/clicktrack?clickid=12345&page=abcd&goto=;sz=0x0;ord=[timestamp]?
so it looks like you could put a URL to your website inside the click handler.
Is this specific to rich media (e.g. flash ads) ? I don't know!
i would like to autoasign every user that comments a custom webpage ex: http://example.com and make every username clickable.
I want it to be automatically, so they cannot complete the website field