Event Tracking

This option allows you to track user actions on the prelending and landing page.
In Site Statistics you can see the following data:
Visits of prelend - the number of visits to the exhibition
Useful visits of the prelend - the number of useful (user’s stay on the page for more than 5 seconds) prelending visits
Scroll of prelend - the number of scrolling prelending
Land visits - the number of landings visits
Land Useful Visits - the number of useful (user’s stay on a page for more than 5 seconds) landing page visits
Land Scroll - number of Landing Scrolls

In order to track events on the landing (offering), you must:
In your account, in the list of campaigns in the "Management" column, click on the "Event Tracking" button

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The provided code should be placed in the code of the target advertised page.

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Statistics on the events can be viewed in the menu " statistics by sites". For the code to work, you need to add this macro to the advertised link: an = [ACTL] Example: http: // YOUR_SITE_Address /? An = [ACTL]

If you have your own prelending and landing, and you want to track events on both of them, then besides specifying the [ACTL] macro in the advertised link, you will need:
1) transfer the value of the [ACTL] macro to all prerending links that lead to the landing page
2) you need to specify the event tracking code on both of these pages

1) To transfer the values ​​of a macro, you can, for example, enter the parameter <? Php echo $ _GET ['parameter'];?> In the links on the prerending page that lead to the landing page. Note: This method can be implemented only on php pages. The advertiser sets up the transmission of macro values ​​manually.

An example of getting the an parameter for landing links:

Prelending Link :

 http://prelendtest.net/?an= [ACTL] 

Landing link in the prolending code :

 lendingtest.net/an = <? php echo $ _GET ['an'];?> 

'2)' On the prelending and landing page you need to place your event tracking code. The code will differ in one parameter: the parameter in the code will be the context: "prelanding" parameter, and in the landing page there will be the context: "landing" parameter.

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Data can be tracked in the Site Statistics menu:

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