This is the name of the event label (the data to be measured)
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2025 8:16 am
click This is the name of the event action (the name of this action). Use an easy-to-understand name like the event category name. I'm using "click" because I'm counting the number of clicks.
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It would be good to make it clear which banner the label belongs to.
1 This is the value added per click. If you just want to count the number of clicks, set it to 1. If you want to measure by weighting each banner, such as when placing multiple banners with the same URL and examining the differences in each position, you can change it as needed.
You can measure clicks by adding just one or two lines.
After adding the code, it will take a day or two for the clicks to actually be sales directors email lists recorded, so please wait a little while.
Check the operation with Google Analytics!
After you have installed the code, check to see if it has actually been recorded.
From the Google Analytics report screen, click "Behavior" → "Events" → "Pages."
You can check the event occurrence status for each page.
file
It would be good to make it clear which banner the label belongs to.
1 This is the value added per click. If you just want to count the number of clicks, set it to 1. If you want to measure by weighting each banner, such as when placing multiple banners with the same URL and examining the differences in each position, you can change it as needed.
You can measure clicks by adding just one or two lines.
After adding the code, it will take a day or two for the clicks to actually be sales directors email lists recorded, so please wait a little while.
Check the operation with Google Analytics!
After you have installed the code, check to see if it has actually been recorded.
From the Google Analytics report screen, click "Behavior" → "Events" → "Pages."
You can check the event occurrence status for each page.