Analiytics question
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Hello guys,
We are currently getting in our website around 600 daily visitors.
We getting around the 50 quotes a day.
Can i know trough Analytics from where all the visitors that click the quote button coming from ?Thank you
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No one here know about Google analytics ?
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Any one know about this ?
Thank you -
Another one,
I have 150 landing pages in the website.
Do i need to create 150 goals to the 150 buttons in these pages ?
Do i need to create a tunnel as well ?Thank you
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I will try to set it up.
Thank you !!!
Will post here something if ill have problem.Thanks again
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Hi Edmond
Have you set up goal tracking yet?
If you haven't, set up a goal so that you can track leads from within GA.
Once you've done this, do the following:
1. Acquisition > Channels
2. Under the conversions section, select the goal you wish to track
Once you've done this, you'll be able to easily see which channels have led to conversions, what the conversion rate for each channel was etc. You can also find an even more simple report from the 'overview' tab in 'acquisition'.
Once you've got goal tracking established, you can make better use of the entire acquisition section, as well as segments etc.
I think this is the most simple way to do it. From there, you can drill into individual channels for more data about where your leads are coming from.
Hope that helps!
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