Hi  David,

Just a thought but you should be able to see this using a mixture of Google Analytics (raw numbers) and Webmaster tools (specific search terms). As soon as the page is accessed it should trigger the Analytics which is not dependent on the form being submitted.

Further setting goals in Analytics will give you the ability to track what’s converting and what’s abandoned.

If you use url parameters in your Adwords destination URL you should be able to segregate the results in Analytics by campaign, term (search query) and be able to track where in your sales funnel each campaign receives it’s highest abandonment and adjust your strategy accordingly.

Feel free to PM/Email me if  I can help explain any further. 

Cheers

Stuart.

Thanks Stuart, but in this particular case the PPC isn’t coming from Google, but from an industry specific site that doesn’t have such advanced features 😦

Ahhh ok, I’m sure there is a work around, we use quite a few different PPC providers, not  just the main ones and generally as long as we can setup destination urls that are specific to the keywords/campaign groups that we are bidding on it can be done with manual tagging. Good luck in your search though, there’s always a solution somewhere!