Looking for a Drupal module to track conversions...
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I don't use drupal very often, so I'm looking for some help. We manage two sites in drupal, and the way they are set up, it creates a new thank you page every time someone fills out a contact form. The thank you page displays the information that was entered, so I assume it is necessary to create a page to do this (this was set up before I came on board).
What I'm trying to do is track conversions in analytics by thank you page, but because a different node is created for every page, it makes things really difficult.
My guess is that there's some kind of module or shortcut that could make this easier. Do any of you know of something, or preferably, is there something you're using that you'd endorse?
Thanks for your help.
-Adam
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Yeah, that's a good idea, helps a lot. Thanks for your help!
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What i normally do is setup goals in google analytics using the funnel option.
i.e. anyone coming from yourdomain/contact_us and passes through to yourdomain/thankyou will record as a conversion.
First Go to google analytics and then
follow these steps
http://support.google.com/googleanalytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=55515
hope this helps.
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