This point was underscored a few days ago when a popular one, tr.im, announced they were going to shut down at the end of the year. With our unique CTID, you are much less dependent on cookies, and have more reliable data. If you’d like to override the default value of email for utm_medium or add new utm parameters to your links, then go to the Advance tab of your template/campaign. Allerdings haben diese beiden Tools zwei Nachteile: Jeder kann einsehen wie die Links abgeschnitten haben: Beim Google URL Shortener muss man dafür einfach nur die Endung “.info” hinzufügen und bei Bitly die Endung “+” (an das Ende der URL).
This means your URLs for blog posts will be instead of or something along those lines. When you are editing or previewing a post, the number in the URL (on the adddress bar) is the post ID.I haven’t heard of any account getting banned for using a URL shortener, so you should be in the clear to use any URL shortener of your choice. Once this is on your toolbar, you'll be able to make a TinyURL at the click of a button. Google Analytics doesn’t “listen” for link click events by default, so that’s why we have to go the extra work of creating a link click listener tag.
ClickMeter is a link tracking tool that focuses on tracking links for your website so that you can monitor relevant clicks. When you check the box to enable tracking, we'll show the campaign title as it will appear in your Google Analytics account after the campaign is sent.
This will allow you to plan your content strategy accordingly. After logging in to Eventbrite and creating an event find your event on the Manage Events page, and then select Manage.
Consider alternate extensions: If your top choice isn't available, consider using a country code TLD (ccTLD) such as .to or .co. We’ll use the GA Event tracking feature to capture all the information. Wait for Tags: If you want, you can delay the opening of a link until the tag has fired. We want tracking to work everywhere so I recommend using a library with robust cross-browser event handling. Tracking Out-going Links with Google Analytics With Google Analytics, you can also track outbound links on your website. Bitly will download and add a thumbnail photo and the title for each link in the bundle. This can be added to existing JavaScript files or in a script block as long as it’s loaded somewhere within the HTML body (ideally, just before the closing tag). jQuery (or your alternative) must be loaded first although the Google Analytics tracking code can appear anywhere on the page. /* Track outbound links in Google Analytics */ (function($) { "use strict"; // current page host var baseURI = window.location.host; // click event on body $("body").on("click", function(e) { // abandon if link already aborted or analytics is not available if (e.isDefaultPrevented() || typeof ga !== "function") return; // abandon if no active link or link within domain var link = $(e.target).closest("a"); if (link.length != 1 || baseURI == link[0].host) return; // cancel event and record outbound link e.preventDefault(); var href = link[0].href; ga('send', { 'hitType': 'event', 'eventCategory': 'outbound', 'eventAction': 'link', 'eventLabel': href, 'hitCallback': loadPage }); // redirect after one second if recording takes too long setTimeout(loadPage, 1000); // redirect to outbound page function loadPage() { document.location = href; } }); })(jQuery); // pass another library here if required The event is recorded with the category name ‘outbound’, action name ‘link’ and the value set to the URL of the outbound page. Track sales in real time from any device with 24/7 access to more than 15 different reports and chart views.