By default Google Analytics does not track file downloads, email, telephone or other outbound link clicks automatically. We developed dynamic outbound link / download tracking code a couple years ago to address this and due to the popularity, we revisit it from time to time as the Google Analytics platform evolves. The latest evolution addresses the new Universal Analytics syntax, which includes a feature that leverages the new hit callback functionality.
Have you ever wondered if people are printing pages from your website?
Wonder no more…as we have provided a solution to track all the methods people use to print a page on your website. We will show you how to capture this data whether they click on your pretty print button, right click and choose print from the right click menu, use keyboard shortcuts ‘Ctrl+P’ (Windows) or ‘Cmd+P’ (Mac), or use the File > Print menu. If you use Google Analytics, read this post to learn how you can track how many people are printing your website pages.
Google Analytics Remarketing Boosts Conversion!
If you are interested in learning about Google Remarketing this is your comprehensive resource to learn what it is, why you should use it, how it works, drawbacks of the remarketing tag, steps to setup remarketing, types of remarketing lists you can create, and accessing your remarketing lists from Adwords.
Google announced Google Tag Manager today at eMetrics in Boston. This is Google’s entry into the Tag Management Solution arena. What is this product? How can you leverage it? How does it compare to other solutions? Read on to learn the answers to these questions, plus get valuable tips and tricks.