Track a page in a campaign
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Tracking a page tells the campaign to count visits to it. It works the same way as tracking a form, with two differences: you pick the page from your site structure rather than from a list, and there is no setting to switch on first.
You need the Update action on the Campaigns permission, and the campaign must not have ended.
Track a page
- Open the campaign and select Add tracking.
- Select Page tracking. The Add page tracking window opens.
- Browse the Site View tree on the left. Expand sections to work down to the page you want.
- Select the page. Its details appear on the right, replacing No page selected.
- Under Target and goals, enter the number of visits you are aiming for. It has to be a whole number above zero.
- Under UTM parameters, choose a UTM source (optional) and a UTM medium (optional) if you want to count only visits from a particular channel. See UTM sources and mediums.
- Select Add page tracking.
The window closes and the page appears as a card in the Tracking section, showing its name and path, a count of zero, and your target.
Browsing the tree with a keyboard
Tab to the page tree, then use the arrow keys to move through it. Enter or Space expands a section or selects a page. Once you have selected a page, Tab on to the target field and through to the Add page tracking button.
How page tracking differs from form tracking
| Aspect | Form tracking | Page tracking |
|---|---|---|
| What it counts | Responses | Visits |
| Prerequisite | The form needs context capture switched on | None |
| How you choose | Filter a list of published forms | Browse the site structure |
| Licence | Needs the Forms licence | No additional licence |
| Responses | Cards link through to the matching responses | Not applicable |
As with forms, you can track the same page several times under different source and medium combinations, but not the same combination twice.