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Comment on How To Do Event Tracking In ActiveCampaign on WordPress by Todd Molloy

Todd Molloy — Mon, 01 May 2017 05:16:00 +0000

The plugin will track individual events. A click on 1 specific button or 1 specific link. You will need to modify the code for EACH button/link/whatever you want to track.

For example you might have a blog post and you want to track when someone clicks on a link or button. In that case you would modify the code for that specific link/button.

Normally a link would look like this:
Some" rel="nofollow">http://somelink.com">Some link

To track when this link is clicked you would change it to this:

http://somelink.com" onclick="ac_event(‘Event Name’, ‘Event Value’);">Some link

In this case, your ‘Event Name’ might be ‘Link Click’ and the ‘Event Value’ might be ‘Some Link’

Comment on How To Do Event Tracking In ActiveCampaign on WordPress by Todd Molloy

Todd Molloy — Mon, 01 May 2017 05:00:00 +0000

Hi Adam, for an onSubmit event what are you trying to track? Is this a form submission? If so what are you using for your form?

Comment on How To Do Event Tracking In ActiveCampaign on WordPress by Adam

Adam — Sun, 30 Apr 2017 03:42:00 +0000

Hi, I am trying to utilize your plugin to capture events from a WordPress site to ActiveCampaign. I installed the plugin and made the changes for my ActiveCampaign site. I am new to WordPress and am trying to figure out how to add Step 4 (Add or update any HTML DOM events you wish to track using this format: [html]domevent=”ac_event(‘Event Name’,’Event Value’);”[/html]). I am not sure where to add it and there isn’t any place to add the function call directly to an onSubmit event. Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Comment on How to Setup Site Tracking In ActiveCampaign by Todd Molloy

Todd Molloy — Thu, 02 Mar 2017 00:46:00 +0000

Try add this code to the scripts via instapage rather than via wordpress

Comment on How to Setup Site Tracking In ActiveCampaign by Michèle Macnab

Michèle Macnab — Wed, 01 Mar 2017 20:03:00 +0000

Haha, scratch that, my partner had cookies disabled XD So now we can see the site tracking in ActiveCampaign, but only the WordPress pages visited. If we visit Instapage pages on the site, it doesn’t track those.

Comment on How to Setup Site Tracking In ActiveCampaign by Michèle Macnab

Michèle Macnab — Wed, 01 Mar 2017 19:58:00 +0000

We tried this but we’re using Instapage. Although we’re using the Instapage WordPress integration that means our Instapage pages are housed on the same domain, I suspect that the cookie data isn’t getting passed across to the rest of the WordPress site.
Does this mean we need a way to push the Instapage cookie fields to WordPress? Should Active Campaign site tracking work then?

Comment on Amazing 9 Word Email To Revive Dead Leads by Todd Molloy

Todd Molloy — Tue, 31 Jan 2017 03:14:00 +0000

Great work getting it implemented and nice results!

Comment on The 10 Step Framework To Design, Build, Optimize & Scale A High Converting Funnel by Todd Molloy

Todd Molloy — Tue, 31 Jan 2017 03:08:00 +0000

Glad I could help!

Comment on Amazing 9 Word Email To Revive Dead Leads by WM Luna

WM Luna — Tue, 31 Jan 2017 03:05:00 +0000

Forgot to add – 3 unsubscribed.

Comment on Amazing 9 Word Email To Revive Dead Leads by WM Luna

WM Luna — Tue, 31 Jan 2017 02:09:00 +0000

[My Interim ‘9 Word Email’ Case Study] Recently re-instigated the infamous 9-word email campaign tactic for a commercial / industrial cleaning and painting company via their Constant Contact account. The whole thing took a total of between 5-10 minutes to create / send and actually consisted of only 7 words.

Stats to date after sending it out to the company’s segmented Commercial Only list 3 days ago:

812 Sent
215 Opened
67 Bounced (provided a good opportunity to clean up the email list & remove the bad emails from the company’s CRM account)
13 Clicks (thus far – breakdown follows below)

4…not right nows, but thanks
1…not right now, but last job was beautiful –> requested an online review & got one on Yelp within hours
2…I am still waiting on your written quote [from recent onsite estimates visits…slight backlogged situation]
2…super spam ones
1…person looking for work
2…booked estimate…1 for painting multiple interior doors…1 for painting a wall with white dry erase board paint
1…booked job for 2,600 sq. ft. stripping & waxing floors

Email verbiage…
Subject line: Quick question
Email ‘preamble’ section: Waiting to hear.
Email content: Do you need anything cleaning or painted?
Standard name / company signature, included logo on top before the main content line above

Not too bad for less than ten minutes work and the cost of an email service the company is paying ~$30.00/month for anyway. Hope to update 7 day results in comments below.

End epiphany: Resolve to do this more often at 90 day intervals at least.

https://www.facebook.com/68SecondsStartup/