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Another option would be to use Heap Analytics, which would let us track everything. The free plan covers 5,000 sessions a month, or 50,000 if we stick this somewhere:
We currently have about 12,000 sessions a month according to Google Analytics, so 5,000 sessions would give us a pretty good sampling.
There wouldn't really be any harm in using both Heap and GA for click tracking.
If you think that'd give us data you thought you could personally turn into something action-relevant then go for it, but without the image :)
On 1 May 2016 at 11:00, Patrick Brinich-Langlois notifications@github.com wrote:
Another option would be to use Heap Analytics https://heapanalytics.com/, which would let us track everything. The free plan covers 5,000 sessions a month, or 50,000 if we stick this somewhere:
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We currently have about 12,000 sessions a month according to Google Analytics, so 5,000 sessions would give us a pretty good sampling.
There wouldn't really be any harm in using both Heap and GA for click tracking.
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@tog22 @patbl What do you think the priority of this should be?
Adding Google Analytics tracking to specific links seems not easy. Generating the links in the "Getting Started" sidebar, for example, involves at least the following classes: Reddit
, PaneStack
, LinkBox
, Wrapped
. I'm not sure how these work, but it's not a matter of just inserting an onclick
attribute into a few anchor elements—there are several layers of abstraction.
Heap has the advantage of tracking every click by default. I think we should try it and see whether 5,000 sessions gives us enough data. It would also be possible to get Google Analytics to work, but I'm not sure it's worth the effort. I can give you all access to the Heap data if we go ahead with it.
Ah, didn't realise it was so abstracted. Heap was a good call, I'm glad to see you submitted a PR for that!
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Adding Google Analytics tracking to specific links seems not easy. Generating the links in the "Getting Started" sidebar, for example, involves at least the following classes: Reddit, PaneStack, LinkBox, Wrapped. I'm not sure how these work, but it's not a matter of just inserting an onclick attribute into a few anchor elements—there are several layers of abstraction.
Heap has the advantage of tracking every click by default. I think we should try it and see whether 5,000 sessions gives us enough data. It would also be possible to get Google Analytics to work, but I'm not sure it's worth the effort. I can give you all access to the Heap data if we go ahead with it.
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Seems to be working. Send me your e-mail address if you want access (pbrinichlanglois@gmail.com).
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Seems to be working. Send me your e-mail address if you want access.
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To do this you add
onclick="_gaq.push(['_trackEvent', 'Text description 1', 'Text description 2']);"
to<a>
elements.As part of this task you'd come up with a list, which it might be good to run past me (and any others) here.
Examples
'Recently on EA Blogs' links, for all of which you'd make 'Text description 1' read 'Recently on EA Blogs link' (i.e. saying the same thing), and for which it's probably not worth giving a unique 'Text description 2'.
Adding a different event for each link in Getting Started and all the clickable interface elements in the top bar would be good.