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We added new functionalities to our Google Analytics PRO plugin: social share tracking of Addthis and Facebook Like button tracking. All of these social shares will now automatically show up in your report after enabling this functionality in the backend of your plugin.
In the past we have made a bunch of tweaks to existing plugins and components. We did this because we wanted to track their effectiveness in Google Analytics. Just have a look at our previous blogposts about tracking the standard Joomla contact form with Google Analytics, or our instruction to track comments in Jcomments. One of our favorite Joomla extensions is next: Joomla Tags. We use it on our website to add tags to link to related posts. We believe an update was required to add some social media buttons. We also wanted to add Google Analytics event tracking to track the clicks on the tags.
Most Joomla website have a contact form to make sure that visitors of the website can get in touch with them easily. Joomla has a standard contact form which you can use. You can even set up multiple contact forms with the Joomla component. This makes it easy to let visitors contact specific departments of your company. We have developed an easy way to track form submissions with event tracking in Google Analytics, differentiating submission of different contact forms.
Tracking Joomla contact forms in Google Analytics
We believe listening to your visitors can get you the best insights to optimize your website and help your users have a pleasant time on your website. That's why we developed a plugin which allows you to get this qualitative feedback from users. Once you setup the plugin to your personal needs, you can find the feedback of users in your Google Analytics account. You can see an example of our Google Analytics feedback extension in action on our website. Just take a look in the right bottom corner of this page to find our little button.
Comments are important to track on a blog. They are an important way to track if your readers are engaging with your website or blog. For Joomla, there are many components which offer comment systems for your Joomla websites. One of the most popular comment components is Jcomment by JoomlaTune.
Danny Hen (@dannyhen) is VP Marketing and Business Development at Personyze(@personyze). Personyze’s goal is to enable websites of all sizes to deliver a much more relevant and personalized experience to their visitors, moving away from a “one site fits all” approach to delivering a “website per visitor” experience. In his position Danny is assisting Personyze customers and partners in making this goal a reality.
In our interview Phillip Klien shared some of his expertise to help Joomla users to get started with onsite behavioral targeting and BTBuckets.
Behavioral targeting is a technique used to increase the effectiveness of websites and increase conversions. Behavioral targeting uses information collected on an individual's web-browsing behavior, such as the pages they have visited or the searches they have made, to select which advertisements to display to that individual.
Reedge.com startup launched a few days ago (May 16th) after running their beta program with 1,000 users. Analytics for Joomla believes in the value of personalization to better cater the personal needs of the individual visitors on a website.
Google Analytics has been updated recently with a brand new interface and some really cool new features. One of the latest additions to Google Analytics reporting is the loadtime reporting functionality.
Here at Analytics for Joomla we love social media. We don't just track like buttons with Woopra and have over 1600 followers on our Twitter account. Like social media, we love social components to enhance Joomla websites. The biggest (and best) community component for Joomla must be JomSocial.
We have begged and we have pleaded. Finally Google has caved and given what many web analytics users have been asking for; event tracking as goals. Up to this point a lot of specific valuable actions could not be set as goals in Google Analytics, but just as an event with a value. It was only possible to use a pageview as a goal.
Most of you will now know what the recently released +one button does. It's Google's new way of letting you tell others around you that you like a piece of content.