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| Analytics stats for a pointer URL |
 
United States |
2007-07-23 16:13:18 |
Hello there;
Does anyone know why Analytics is not showing activity from
a pointer
site? A new client has been using their "old" url
as a dedicated
landing page for a recent marketing initiative but there
isn't a hint
of the URL anywhere in the stats.
What if any are the advantages/disadvantages of using the
second URL
in place of a dedicated landing page?
Thanks!
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| Re: Analytics stats for a pointer URL |
United States |
2007-08-10 12:17:15 |
Not sure if I correctly understand your situation. But here
goes.
If your dedicated landing page URL is unique and not linked
into from
any page on your website, that may the reason Analytics
isn't showing
any activity.
Some other bases to touch.
Does the landing page have the Analytics code embedded into
it?
Is the landing page URL included in your generated xml
google site
map?
Need some clarification on your second question re:
"using a second
URL in place of a dedicated landing page?" Do you mean
you'd use an
existing regular page on the website as your "landing
page?"
--roscoe
On Jul 23, 4:13 pm, Palas <ga...totalnetsolutions.com>
wrote:
> Hello there;
>
> Does anyone know why Analytics is not showing activity
from a pointer
> site? A new client has been using their
"old" url as a dedicated
> landing page for a recent marketing initiative but
there isn't a hint
> of the URL anywhere in the stats.
>
> What if any are the advantages/disadvantages of using
the second URL
> in place of a dedicated landing page?
>
> Thanks!
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| Re: Analytics stats for a pointer URL |
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2007-08-10 12:56:03 |
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Hi,
When you say Analytics I imagine you say Google Analytics.
Here is how it works:
- GA reports the URIs (and not the URLs) ... so let's say that you landing page on domain A is called "index.html"; and your home page on domain B is called "index.html"; there would be no difference between the pages fro GA and you will not be able to track the results separately.
- on the other hand GA allows tracking of a site that spans across multiple different domain names or subdomanins, however the transfer (linking) between the domains has to be done in a certain special way and the GA jscript code to be inserted in the pages also has to have an extra line (called utmLinker ... or similar).
At the bottom it also explains how you can use advanced filtering to include the domain name as well in the data reported for the website.
Hope this helps,
Alex
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On 7/23/07, Palas < gayletotalnetsolutions.com">gayletotalnetsolutions.com> wrote:
Hello there;
Does anyone know why Analytics is not showing activity from a pointer
site? A new client has been using their "old" url as a dedicated
landing page for a recent marketing initiative but there isn't a hint
of the URL anywhere in the stats.
What if any are the advantages/disadvantages of using the second URL
in place of a dedicated landing page?
Thanks!
--
Alex
514-243-8290
"Never stop testing, and your advertising will never stop improving." - David Ogilvy
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| Re: Analytics stats for a pointer URL |
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2007-08-10 12:57:55 |
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hi roscoe,
i am a bit confused ... what does the xml google sitemap has to do here ... ?!?!
On 8/10/07, roscoe < roscoetrailsgmail.com">roscoetrailsgmail.com> wrote:
Not sure if I correctly understand your situation. But here goes.
If your dedicated landing page URL is unique and not linked into from
any page on your website, that may the reason Analytics isn't showing
any activity.
Some other bases to touch.
Does the landing page have the Analytics code embedded into it?
Is the landing page URL included in your generated xml google site
map?
Need some clarification on your second question re: "using a second
URL in place of a dedicated landing page?"; Do you mean you'd use an
existing regular page on the website as your "landing page?";
--roscoe
On Jul 23, 4:13 pm, Palas < ga...totalnetsolutions.com">ga...totalnetsolutions.com> wrote:
>; Hello there;
>;
> Does anyone know why Analytics is not showing activity from a pointer
> site? ; A new client has been using their "old" url as a dedicated
> landing page for a recent marketing initiative but there isn't a hint
> of the URL anywhere in the stats.
>;
> What if any are the advantages/disadvantages of using the second URL
> in place of a dedicated landing page?
>
> Thanks!
--
Alex
514-243-8290
"Never stop testing, and your advertising will never stop improving." - David Ogilvy
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| Re: Analytics stats for a pointer URL |
United States |
2007-08-11 08:16:15 |
xml site map not relevant. I was confused about the
scenario. you got
it right.
-roscoe
On Aug 10, 12:57 pm, "Alex Visa" <alexv...gmail.com> wrote:
> hi roscoe,
>
> i am a bit confused ... what does the xml google
sitemap has to do here ...
> ?!?!
>
> On 8/10/07, roscoe <roscoetra...gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Not sure if I correctly understand your situation.
But here goes.
>
> > If your dedicated landing page URL is unique and
not linked into from
> > any page on your website, that may the reason
Analytics isn't showing
> > any activity.
>
> > Some other bases to touch.
> > Does the landing page have the Analytics code
embedded into it?
> > Is the landing page URL included in your
generated xml google site
> > map?
>
> > Need some clarification on your second question
re: "using a second
> > URL in place of a dedicated landing page?" Do
you mean you'd use an
> > existing regular page on the website as your
"landing page?"
>
> > --roscoe
>
> > On Jul 23, 4:13 pm, Palas <ga...totalnetsolutions.com> wrote:
> > > Hello there;
>
> > > Does anyone know why Analytics is not showing
activity from a pointer
> > > site? A new client has been using their
"old" url as a dedicated
> > > landing page for a recent marketing
initiative but there isn't a hint
> > > of the URL anywhere in the stats.
>
> > > What if any are the advantages/disadvantages
of using the second URL
> > > in place of a dedicated landing page?
>
> > > Thanks!
>
> --
> Alex
> 514-243-8290
>
> "Never stop testing, and your advertising will
never stop improving." -
> David Ogilvy- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
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