Capturing Website Exit Clicks: Experiment #1(experimentgarden.blogspot.com)

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Capturing Website Exit Clicks: Experiment #1

http://experimentgarden.blogspot.com/2009/06/capturing-website-exit-clicks.html

5 comments

ektimo17 anni fa

This is a really easy way to do it if you just want to track a few links.

From Google:

How do I manually track clicks on outbound links?: http://www.google.com/support/googleanalytics/bin/answer.py?...

iheartmemcache17 anni fa

I'm writing some Django middleware that auto-appends this exact thing onto all 'non-local' URLs. Keep on the lookout!

Also [url=http://damienkatz.net/2005/03/clicky_instantl_1.html] Damien Katz [/url] did a PoC (that works really well actually, albeit semi-dated) in 2005 of this concept.

InkweaverReview17 anni fa

That is exactly the kind of code that I was looking to write. The only difference is that it auto appends the code onto all URLs, local and non-local, then checks to see if they are non-local when they are clicked.

Jem17 anni fa

Mint (haveamint.com) has a pepper that tells you where your visitors are going.

InkweaverReview17 anni fa

That's good. I only wish that Google Analytics or other major analytics platforms incorporated the same feature. It would be relatively easy to include.