I want to display with a widget in Google Analytics after which amount of seconds users are clicking a link.
How many users and click on external links is already tracked with the google tag manager.
I know it is possible, but I don't know how. I saw it in a video (https://gyazo.com/ea04edaf30af80611e5eabeff4f0b89a) but can't finde a solution.
Maybe someone has an idea how to do it?
Thank you very much!
You can create in Google Tag Manager a javascript custom variable to measure time and use that value when sending the clic on external link or event you already have.
Take a look to this article with the javascript example
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I setup userTimingHit for Google Analytics for tracking how much time spent a user on a specific page and form.
I have used JavaScript for to collect variables and send them to specific GA timing tag on Tag Manager.
Could I set it on Adobe DTM.? Anyone with experience with it?
Maybe set dataElement with specific variable?
I tried with function and doesn’t work.
Thanks for any clues.
I have a Gravity Form with a text confirmation page, not a redirect confirmation. I would like to track this form through Google Tag Manager to display a goal conversion in Google Analytics (Universal Analytics).
I've followed the steps here: http://www.notesonclick.com/blog/gravity-form-event-tracking-via-tag-manager/
No conversions are being recorded. However when using GTM-debug mode, all the triggers are firing, even the gform.submit.success tag is being fired after clicking the submit button.
Could someone please help?
We've had the same issue. The only way we've been able to get GTM to record conversions is to remove validation. We'd rather it validate, but we haven't found any other workarounds.
I have implement that code in multiple site and it is working fine, Since you are not getting conversion then there might be issue with form Goal Creation in google analytics. or some time i have noticed this things happening when google analytics have been implement directly on the site and event tracking setup through tag manager..
if you still need some more help leave comment in comment box of same blog
I saw the excellent and elegant solution by Dinesh but was not able to implement it on the site I was working with. I put a hack together that work correctly. For detailed instructions, please see here.
http://www.albanyanalytics.com/2018/03/gravity-form-tracking-with-google-tag.html
I will start by saying that I have fair experience in HTML, but please keep the technical terms to a bare minimum. Pretend you're explaining it to a child. :-)
I used Wix.com to make my site (Wix is a place to easily design websites and has little HTML capabilities, since it's all based on being able to easily design a site with no HTML knowledge). You can add a Google Analytics tracking code, so i can see the number of clicks on the site, but that's about all. Apparently you can't change the code to be able to see button clicks on the site etc. (or maybe you can?...)
This is what I need above anything else:
On the site are a few "sign up now" buttons. When someone clicks it, they go to a signup page on an external site. I need to be able to track who clicks these buttons and when.
Ideally it's all tracked within google but apparently it doesn't work on wix.
Priorities:
Somehow it works with Google Analytics on Wix. It would have to be if somehow I can track it with Analytics without putting a code on the site itself. Don't know if or how that would work.
If not Google, is there a simple 3rd party Analytics site that could track the number of clicks on these buttons to external pages? It would be best if I can get the IP addresses of the clickers as well.
this is fairly easy, try customerlabs.co/google-analytics-event-tracking which can directly help you to send data about the users when they click event tracking.
eg:
Wix supports 3 types of goal tracking for your site: Destination, Duration and Pages/Screens per session. Currently, Wix doesn't support an Event tracking goal.
I think the title already described the problem. But the purpose of doing is putting a back button to the previous site and I think putting it in an iframe and without leaving the current domain is the only way to do it.
Hope someone can help.
Thanks
If it is a first party iFrame (which I understand is the case) Google analytics should be able to send the data back as long as you use
window.parent._gaq.push(['_trackEvent', eventCategory, eventAtion, eventLabel]);
You also may want to override the onclick event preventDefaultBehavior(); so that your script is able to be sent before actually the click goes to the previous link
I need to track clicks to a webpage that already has Webtrends codes embedded. The thing is that I also need to track clicks to that page using Google Analytics.
It would have been easy if I can just embed Google Analytics's code on to the landing webpage but my client does not allow us to modify their webpage.
My question now is that, is it possible to track clicks on both Webtrends and Google Analytics by placing two tracking parameters (or syntax; query) onto one single URL?
For example:
http://example.com/adredirect.php?WT.mc_id=XXXXXXX?utm_source=XXX&utm_medium=XXX&utm_campaign=XXX
Within the "adredirect.php" page, I then can embed our GA code inside, with a redirect code to the correct landing page. I know for sure that by clicking the link above it will lead the browser to my desired page. What I don't know is that will the two parameters be actually captured correctly by both GA and Webtrends?
Are there other ways to achieve similar tasks?
Thanks to all that have time to help.
Regards!