Replies posted by jboyski

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RyanH
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Iframe workaround?

Hi @RyanH , Like Hristian said, this is typically a bit technical. iFrames’ in many circles are referred to as “The Black Holes of Analytics”. What analytics tools are you using? Are you using a Hubspot form embedded in Unbounce via an iframe and tracking the page with Google Analytics or other analytics tool? If you’re trying to get this to work specifically with a Hubspot form and Hubspot Site Tracking I would recommend to also try the Hubspot community forum.

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2 years ago
Harvey_Carpenter
Harvey_Carpenter
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Firing an Unbounce conversion on click / custom event

Hey Harvey, My understanding is that the conversion tracking script when fired looks back to find the last known page you visited on the Unbounce domain. In theory, if you use something like a page unload trigger the script would still identify the last page as the one you’re exiting. Simo Ahava has a good blog post on this particular event type: https://www.simoahava.com/analytics/fire-trigger-when-user-about-to-leave-page/ I haven’t personally tested this, so maybe check with Unbounce support whether the script can be fired this way.

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jboyski
2 years ago
Harvey_Carpenter
Harvey_Carpenter
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Firing an Unbounce conversion on click / custom event

Hey Harvey, Have you tried loading the conversion script into a Google Tag Manager tag and firing it from there? Depending on the config of the form you may have to play with different triggers to see what works, i.e. a form submission trigger triggers vs. an element visibility trigger etc.

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jboyski
2 years ago
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lmanipon
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How to set up LinkedIn tracking for page events (button clicks)

Hey Lawton, The easiest, and in my opinion the best way to do this would be using GTM (Google Tag Manager). Create a tag that fires either the Insight Tag or the image with the pixel embedded (you can do either), and have that fire on a click trigger event when someone clicks the button of interest. I don’t know whether you’re familiar with GTM so if you need more guidance on this let me know. Regards John

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jboyski
2 years ago
cfen
cfen
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Redirect from Unbounce and pass through URL parameters

@cfen, @Alex It might be possible to use Google Tag Manager to capture the UTM data, then use Javascript to re-direct the visitors with a UTM decorated link. This would require removing the 301/392 and having the JS do the redirect for you, as the visitors would need to actually hit the page so that GTM could pull the information to decorate the link. They would only need to be on the page long enough to pull the data and so they wouldn’t load/see the old page. The user would likely just experience a very very short delay while GTM/JS do their work and send the user on. This would be a job for a front end developer or a very experienced technical marketer.

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jboyski
2 years ago
cfen
cfen
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Redirect from Unbounce and pass through URL parameters

How is the redirect configured? i.e. Domain redirect? Using a link redirector? It’s hard to make any suggestions without more information.

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jboyski
2 years ago
cfen
cfen
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Redirect from Unbounce and pass through URL parameters

Hey Chris, You posted this a while back so this problem may no longer exist for you, however thought I’d ask: Do users ever load or engage with the existing page or is the redirect immediate?

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jboyski
2 years ago
Bianca_Chubb
Bianca_Chubb
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How to use 2 different (Adobe) Fonts in 1 Sentence?

Hi Bianca, Not necessarily the most elegant solution but you could wrap the string inline in the text with it’s own class using <span.<.span> i.e. If in this string <h1>This is a test string</h1> Let’s say you wanted to make only the word “test” red. You could wrap in with span and give that specific word either a class or id, for example, class=“red-text” <h1>This is a <span class="red-text">test</span> string</h1> Then in the stylesheet use this class selector to style it: <style> .h2 { color: red; } </style> A few things to note. The reason this isn’t the most elegant is although you could give it the h2 class you need to use the dot notation in the CSS to style this h2 class using this method, so you might potentially need a “h2”, and a “.h2”. Also, in my testing, the output doesn’t show in the editor so you need to use the preview to test if it displays correctly. I’m relatively new to CSS myself so someone else may be

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David_Kim
2 years ago
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CAC
posted in Job Board

New landing page or review the one we have

Hey Garfield, Can you provide more context? It would be helpful for people to offer opinions & advice. Thanks, John

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C
3 years ago
anil
anil
posted in Landing Page Review

Landing page feedback for online instructor lead training company

Hey Anil, Some great suggestions here. Here are some of my thought that hopefully prove helpul I think centrally aligning the logo and increasing the space above it to separate it from the banner will make it cleaner. Headline: What’s the hook? Your headline should talk to the pain of the person, or the solution you provide. I would pursue 2 options: Write a new headline and have the quote as a supporting sub-headline. For example: Headline - Become a Certified Scrum Master Sub-headline - Salaries currently range between $101,000 to $134,000 anually in the USA Consolidate these 2 components into one compelling headline. For exmaple, Earn up to $134,000 per year as a Certified Scrum Master Just some ideas. If there is a known pain associated with this journey that you solve also include that. That could for instance be that it typically takes a really long time or exams are very expensive, address the way you help with that in the headline too. i.e. Become a Certified Scrum Master

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SeanKirby
3 years ago
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LifestyleSolutions
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Lightbox making page unresponsive

Hey, The lightboxes work fine when I try them. Probably just a temporary browser blip that can happen for a variety of reasons. I appreciate it’s boring, but if it happens again do the usual and try the page on a fresh browser, different browser etc and see what you get. You might notice it only happens on one device in which case it’s likely a browser issue and clearing your cache etc should resolve it. If not, then it may be something more technical.

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jboyski
3 years ago
ZSogo
ZSogo
posted in Ask a Question

Adding GTM inside an iframe

Hey ZSogo, This will require a little bit of setup. I won’t explain it here because Analytics Mania has an excellent article on this you should check out: Analytics Mania – 4 Jun 20 Google Tag Manager Video Tracking: Youtube and Other Video Players Learn how to implement Google Tag Manager video tracking + track Youtube, Vimeo, and other embedded video players on your site.

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jboyski
3 years ago

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