Replies posted by mike22rtn

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mike22rtn
mike22rtn
posted in Ask a Question

Anyone using Google Optimize with Unbounce pages?

The Google Optimize installation depends on a few things but generally you should be able to follow Google’s documentation. In my case, I installed the anti-page flicker script using the “Javascript” section in Unbounce while deploying the Optimize code through Google Tag Manager. As far as testing your homepage vs. an Unbounce landing page, if you are using Google Ads or Facebook Ads (as an example) then you could use these ad networks to make the A/B test. Conversely, if you have full control over inserting code into your website then you could setup a Google Optimize on the website first then add the Unbounce landing page as the redirect variant. This would fix a lot of the issues I’ve documented above. Let me know if you need anymore details.

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R
4 years ago
Jess
Unbouncer
JessFormer Community Manager @ Unbounce
posted in News and Announcements

Don't forget to register for the CTAConf Workshops!

Hi @Jess, Just to confirm but are these workshops open to the public? I, unfortunately, won’t be attending CTA Conference this year 😦

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Stefano
4 years ago
Phillip
Phillip
posted in Ask a Question

Tracking Form Submissions with GTM

Have you noticed that the form submission event fires even on form submission attempts (i.e. - user clicking the submit button)? I even have my form submission trigger setup in GTM to “Check Validation”, however, it still seems to fire even when the use does not actually successfully submit the form.

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Jess
Unbouncer
3 years ago
mike22rtn
mike22rtn
posted in Ask a Question

Anyone using Google Optimize with Unbounce pages?

Hi Finge, Thanks for following up. To answer your question about the extra layer, it partly has to do with how Google Optimize works (as you mentioned) and what I’m trying to accomplish. In the past, we have set up tests using Unbounce to make the A/B split while performing our analysis in GA. We found that we needed a bit more flexibility and features that a dedicated A/B testing tool could provide.

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R
4 years ago
Jess
Unbouncer
JessFormer Community Manager @ Unbounce
posted in News and Announcements

Removal of Jquery Dependency [follow-up]

Hi @Jess, Can you elaborate a bit on the “An issue with GTM and form submission triggers” statement? What exactly was the issue that was identified? Thanks!

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TimothyDO
4 years ago
Rob
RobFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

Removal of Jquery Dependency

Awesome! What kinds of feature updates do you guys plan on rolling out to the forms moving forward?

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Jess
Unbouncer
5 years ago
Rob
RobFormer Unbouncer
posted in Tips & Scripts

[How-to] Use Geotargeting to Display a Visitors Location on a Page

Is it possible to update a button with the user’s location? For example, a button would read “Request a Demo in {cityText}”

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Hristian
3 months ago
Rob
RobFormer Unbouncer
posted in News and Announcements

[Important] Updates to Your Wordpress Installation

In case anyone was wondering whether or not this update affects sites that are still using HTTP, I reached out to Unbounce support for some clarification. From Unbounce support: “If you aren’t using or planning to use HTTPS on the domain, updating to TLS 1.2 isn’t 100% necessary and traffic over HTTP will still work.”

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Rob
6 years ago
Noah
NoahFormer Unbouncer
posted in Tips & Scripts

[How To] Add A Multi-Step Form 2.0

Hey guys! We have seen first hand that multi-step forms are a powerful tactic to increasing conversion rates, especially if you can get the user to invest themselves in the first couple of fields (often asking the user for the less commitment based fields first). With that in mind, is there anyway to display more than 1 field at a time? As it stands right now I can’t see this feature working for much of our clients as one of the primary reasons for using a multi-step field is to break down the form into manageable chunks. For instance, If we had 9 fields to capture from the user that would require them to click the next button 9 times. I’m excited to see how this feature develops!

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I
1 year ago

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