 URL Shortener with tracking in Google AnalyticsWhat's driving your traffic? Adverts, Email or Social Media?IDmyURL is a URL shortening tool that places you in control. We figured you don't need another way to understand what's driving your traffic. You're probably already using Google Analytics, so isn't one analysis tool sufficient? We thought it would be cool if you could measure the impact of Twitter on your website using Google Analytics. Extra tools aren't what you are looking for. You just want information to direct your web strategy, right? So we didn't invent another analytics tool to report your short URL's in Twitter. IDmyURL identifies your URL's and uses Google Analytics to analyse the results!
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Phone: +44 (0) 1494 871 342 See how Twitter traffic impacts your website! Integrate your online marketing. Use just one environment to analyse Social Media, Email Marketing and your Website Features Track Social Media URL’s (Twitter, Facebook, etc) within Google Analytics. Define descriptions and categories to associate with those URL’s and so enable meaningful analysis e.g. what is the performance of URL’s place in Twitter vs. those in Facebook? Which URL’s generated most traffic? Measure the performance of any URL used for on-line marketing e.g. Extend email communication tracking, measure those embedded URL’s within Google Analytics too! Ultimately, identify the impact of Social Media on your on-line marketing strategy e.g. which of your Tweets, etc deliver the best customer conversion! How it works Shorten a URL for use in Twitter or any other Social Media activity - enter the URL, your Google Analytics tracking code and optional fields: Category, Action and Label. These options are used for tracking events in Google Analytics. Use your shortened URL in your Tweets and when your Followers click the referal link, a page view will be automatically recorded in Google Analytics. If you'd like to understand the results in more detail, enter the additional fields (Category, Action and Label) you can then analyse Events within Google Analytics. For example you can analyse the most successful Categories to see which are most successful. (You will need to know your Google Analytics tracking code e.g. 'UA-123456-7'. You can find it in the content of your web pages. Just right click on a web page, view the source and at the bottom will be some Google code with the reference you need.) |
