Replies posted by charles_Brocato

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charles_Brocato
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Fixed Header Mobile

Hi Zoe, I use chrome as well. I noticed when I go directly to slate.com and view the article/page it is exactly like you see it. But when I search it and use the link for the AMP page, it is different, and the page works the way I described. So, I’m guessing it’s a feature only available if you’re using AMP? Thanks, Charles

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Zoe_Tattersall
6 years ago
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charles_Brocato
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Fixed Header Mobile

Hmmm, on my mobile (an android) it’s different.

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Zoe_Tattersall
6 years ago
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Selina
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Tracking form submissions in Google Analytics

Leah.ann, I was afraid you were going to say that. I prefer, or at least like, using GTM but, I also love to tinker lol, so maybe I’ll try it with GA in the script manager and see what that looks like. Thanks! Charles

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6 years ago
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Selina
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Tracking form submissions in Google Analytics

Hi Leah.ann, I use the script manager in unbounce with GTM, but, I do not have any events that automatically get pushed through to GA. Setting up a form submit event was very difficult. The page does not refresh when a form is submitted and finding a solution that works was difficult. GTM’s auto event trigger for form submission did not work for me. I had to use auto event - clicks all elements and trigger fired - url - contains - form_confirmation.html. In the tag I used; Category: lead conversion Action: Form Submit Label: {{pageurl}} Tested in real time reports and looked good. On your solution above, wouldn’t you have to create a data layer variable for your button ID to use in your tag as the label? Destination goal was definitely the easier route for me. Thanks, Charles

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6 years ago
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Blake_Driver
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Landing Page Critique

Hi Blake,  Like Amit said I don’t know a lot about the campaign, but I would think the word “audit” in your ad might not resonate with your audience.  It sounds a little scary and technical.  I imagine you’re trying to help business owners improve their sites as business assets.  I think another phrasing might work better.  Something about fixing leaks, losing money, costing you business - gets to the heart of it a little more. I like the headline you have and I think it could work well if you get away from the “audit” term.  But I would break up the paragraph below your head line and maybe change the text a bit, again more about leaking, losing etc. I would add a form as well and use the word “get” not “want”. That’s my 2 cents anyway.   The page looks goods nice clean design, good luck. Charles

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8 years ago
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charles_Brocato
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Google punishing my Quality Scores

Ok, I replied to that email, let me know if you don’t get

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9 years ago
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charles_Brocato
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Google punishing my Quality Scores

Hi Lou, Yeah I was shocked and a lot freaked seeing the low QS. I only started using unbounce a few weeks ago and I do have other landers that have scores very high, no drop there. On the one in question the CTR is low but I bet not worse than the average for the space I’m in. Maybe I’m wrong, would love to have you look at it. How do I open a ticket?

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9 years ago

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