To make sure that the lead coming from a campaign, when leaving the page and browsing the website, doesn't lose the tagging when converting on the campaign URL, how can it be done?
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Your campaign should be tracked on into your s.campaign (which has a 1 week attribution by default) and you can set up custom eVars (with Visit or Week, etc) to do additional tracking..,
When a user arrives on your site (https://www.domain.com/?cid=paid_google_12345 or https://www.domain.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=12345)
You should track your campaign on the page view:
s.campaign = paid_google_12345
or
s.campaign = medium:paid|source:google|campaign:12345
and maybe you also want:
s.eVar1 = paid
s.eVar2 = google
s.eVar3 = 12345
You do not, and should not resend this value on any clicks on that same page, or on any additional pages on the site.. the attribution will carry this through until the expiry, or until a new campaign is passed.
Visit 1 (campaign "paid_google_12345")
Visit 2 (no campaign) - within a week of Visit 1
Visit 3 (campaign "paid_social_5555") within a week of Visit 1
When you look at your report, you can use the "Campaign Instance" or "eVarX Instances" to get the "entries" for your campaigns, you can use "Page Views" to get all page views attributed to those campaigns. You can also correlate your Custom Link Instances, any Conversion Events (like Orders) against your Campaign or eVars to see what the last touch (within the scope of the dimension - ie. week or visit) to see what conversions came from your campaigns... You can also use custom attribution modelling to look at Participation or another model, or look at a longer attribution (i.e. 1 Month, 6 Months, etc)
Your campaign should be tracked on into your s.campaign (which has a 1 week attribution by default) and you can set up custom eVars (with Visit or Week, etc) to do additional tracking..,
When a user arrives on your site (https://www.domain.com/?cid=paid_google_12345 or https://www.domain.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=12345)
You should track your campaign on the page view:
s.campaign = paid_google_12345
or
s.campaign = medium:paid|source:google|campaign:12345
and maybe you also want:
s.eVar1 = paid
s.eVar2 = google
s.eVar3 = 12345
You do not, and should not resend this value on any clicks on that same page, or on any additional pages on the site.. the attribution will carry this through until the expiry, or until a new campaign is passed.
Visit 1 (campaign "paid_google_12345")
Visit 2 (no campaign) - within a week of Visit 1
Visit 3 (campaign "paid_social_5555") within a week of Visit 1
When you look at your report, you can use the "Campaign Instance" or "eVarX Instances" to get the "entries" for your campaigns, you can use "Page Views" to get all page views attributed to those campaigns. You can also correlate your Custom Link Instances, any Conversion Events (like Orders) against your Campaign or eVars to see what the last touch (within the scope of the dimension - ie. week or visit) to see what conversions came from your campaigns... You can also use custom attribution modelling to look at Participation or another model, or look at a longer attribution (i.e. 1 Month, 6 Months, etc)
Jennifer, thank you very much!
Your explanation was perfect and very quick!
You're very welcome
I've seen people try to re-sent the values of their campaigns by storing them and sending on all hits.. but having the "Instance" and the attributed "Page Views" and other metrics is better because then you can easily identify the entry point on your site from the traffic derived from it.
But Attribution models can be hard to understand, so a visual of the flow can help to solidify understanding.
Good Luck setting up your campaigns!
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