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Thread: Google Analytic Goals

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    rekkid is offline Junior Member
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    Question Google Analytic Goals

    Does anyone have Google Analytics Goals working correctly?

    When I just put orderconfirmation.aspx with no funnel pages, Google tracks it correctly and shows that I've got completed goals.

    When I put in funnel pages of:

    checkoutshipping
    checkoutpayment
    checkoutreveiw

    Google tracks the orders just fine until the final goal page. It has no sessions being converted into the goal. What it does say is that most of the orders are going to orderconfirmation.aspx?ordernumber=XXXXX&paymentme thod=CREDIT+CARD

    Since the goal URL will be dynamic each time? what should be the correct Goal URL?

    ordernumber=&paymentmethod=CREDIT+CARD ??? (we only accept CC so that should always be constant)

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    Rob is offline Senior Member
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    We just use orderconfirmation.aspx, and that seems to work for ROI tracking, but we don't use any funnels at this time.
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    rasicoc is offline Junior Member
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    To make it work correctly you will need to use the Match Regular Expression Match type and set it so that it will match with any parameters following the filename in the URL.

    Charles

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    mgibbs is offline Senior Member
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    Head Match seems to work best for us and our clients. No need to build a regular expression, just putting in the filename mentioned above works.
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