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Hi,
I have built a small wordpress widget that floats in the bottom right hand corner of my client's website(s), so that their users can click it to make a payment to them... which simply redirects the user to my payment platform / website where my customer has an account.
FLOW - widget sits on clientwebsite.com and when they click it, the customer is brought to mysplink.com/abc (their payment profile on splink)
QUESTION
I need to be able to track how many users land on mysplink.com from a widget that sits on another site.
I was thinking of using something like mysplink.com/abc/ref=widge t-abc and then i can view that in Google Analytics?
01 - would this approach be the best way to do this?
02 - any other advice on approaches would be greatly appreciated
Thank you in advance for your help.
I have built a small wordpress widget that floats in the bottom right hand corner of my client's website(s), so that their users can click it to make a payment to them... which simply redirects the user to my payment platform / website where my customer has an account.
FLOW - widget sits on clientwebsite.com and when they click it, the customer is brought to mysplink.com/abc (their payment profile on splink)
QUESTION
I need to be able to track how many users land on mysplink.com from a widget that sits on another site.
I was thinking of using something like mysplink.com/abc/ref=widge
01 - would this approach be the best way to do this?
02 - any other advice on approaches would be greatly appreciated
Thank you in advance for your help.
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In GA + GTM there's also a way to... collapse multiple urls together, based on query parameters.
For example, let's say you use mysplink.com?widget=id&arg
In GA + GTM you can collapse all mysplink.com?widget=id links together, so your metrics give numbers on a widget ID basis, rather than split up by unique query parameters.