Does anyone have a solution for tracking who is responsible for registrations on a landing page?
I have a team of 40 sales people who are driving leads to a landing page. I need to make sure each lead is credited back to the right rep. Any suggestions?
My only work around is to copy the landing page, change the url to include the reps name or code and then manually roll all that up into one report.
Help?
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Hello,
There is an easier way that will avoid to duplicate the landing page.
This way for each lead you’ll have all the info from the form including the info from the source field.
Julien hi
Thank you for your reply and solution. I have one area of clarification.
Taking my url and adding:
?source=rep1
?source=rep2
?source=rep3
etc.
These unique url’s would then show me the detail of who is responsible for the lead, right? The addition of ?source=XXXXX to a url will not break the url?
Thank you Julien - amazing.
K
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No it won’t break the url.
When you add a “?” In your url you indicate to your browser that the address stop here and from now it’s only parameters.
This also the way to prefil your form on unbounce.
For example if your form has a field “firstname” you could add it it the URL
Example : yourpage.com?firstname=Julien will automatically fil the firstname with my name.
When you have more than one parameters, you have to use & between them.
Ex: yourpage.com?source=rep1&name=level&f… etc.
Hope it helps !
Keith,
How are the sales reps driving people to the page? If they are just using emails or sending people links then Julien’s method is spot on. They have to be giving out a URL that is unique to them. You can also use a URL shortner if you don’t want the end user to see the ? in the url.
Many people use bit.ly or create a custom one. I use goo.gl as it is free and tied directly to my account so I can see stats at a glance.
Joe
YOU ROCK!!!
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You’re Welcome 🙂
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