Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be useful to know how people behave on the /email-sign-up page, since this is the first page they see after creating an account.
Describe the solution you'd like
We could record if a visitor clicks the "Yes please" or "No thanks" buttons. i.e. they've actively made a choice. If we compare this with the total page views, we can get an idea how many people make that choice vs simply navigating away.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Carrying on without it.
Additional context
For the statistics to be meaningful, we would need to add context to the page view. Specifically that the visitor was signed in and had not already clicked one of the buttons. If we know this then we can be (reasonably) confident the visitor has just arrived from the api.
If that's not good enough, we can do cleverer things, but I think that's probably enough to start with.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It would be useful to know how people behave on the /email-sign-up page, since this is the first page they see after creating an account.
Describe the solution you'd like
We could record if a visitor clicks the "Yes please" or "No thanks" buttons. i.e. they've actively made a choice. If we compare this with the total page views, we can get an idea how many people make that choice vs simply navigating away.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Carrying on without it.
Additional context
For the statistics to be meaningful, we would need to add context to the page view. Specifically that the visitor was signed in and had not already clicked one of the buttons. If we know this then we can be (reasonably) confident the visitor has just arrived from the api.
If that's not good enough, we can do cleverer things, but I think that's probably enough to start with.