Tag Archives: visitor tracking

Continuing on from the first part of how to get your form submission data into a Salesforce custom object we will further explore how you can use this contact form data inside Salesforce to better help your organisation make informed business decisions based on the data. Implementation time: 2 hours Count of form ...

This has been a problem that we’ve been plagued with for sometime. How can we get our form submission data from WordPress into Salesforce without using a custom coded solution, or otherwise known as Salesforce Web-to-Any. We’re also not just talking about the first form submission, but every form submission ...

In today’s Woopra tutorial we’re going to look at how to track YouTube video views in Woopra using GTM. In order to gain a better understanding of how effective our videos are, we’re going to want to fire an event each time your embedded YouTube video is Played, Paused and Reached ...

When implementing Woopra, it’s likely that you’re going to want to send more than just Page View data about your visitors. Using Woopra event tracking (very similar to Google Analytics event tracking) we can send events to Woopra in order to build a stronger profile about the actions of each ...

Continuing on from Part 1: Identifying visitors in Woopra using GTM & URL Variables, we’re going to now look at how to identify visitors in Woopra using GTM to extract form field variables before or after a form has been submitted. Implementation time: 30 minutes Prerequisites: Woopra installed and running Google ...

To get the most out of Woopra you want the ability to identify as many visitors as possible on your website so you can track their every movement and gain better analytics into how certain visitors behave. Woopra has already written some quality documentation on sending visitor information to identify customers, ...

The problem: When you have great analytics on your Mailchimp email data, at times you want to also track what each individual user is doing within Google analytics for a more in-depth understanding of how each individual behaves before converting. Google has provided us with a great free tool, Google ...