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That is why the acquisition section on the bottom left of your sidebar gathers this information directly from your frontends to provide you with detailed daily, weekly, and monthly statistics about the results of your marketing investments.
With support for UTM campaigns, mediums sources referrers, landings, and pages, our SDKs capture the URLs containing information about your campaigns, referrers, and other relevant details.
- utm_id
- utm_term
- utm_content
- utm_source_platform
These tracks are independent of the hits recorded by events from other platforms, something that allows Trackingplan to be agnostic from any analytics or marketing tool to help you accurately identify the channels that drive the most valuable traffic to your website.
Here’s an overview of the Acquisition Data Trackingplan helps you monitor:
Referrers
A referrer is the actual page that hosts the link that sends traffic to your website or app.
Campaigns
Campaigns are the paid advertising your company purchases from different sources to drive traffic to your different services. Tracking campaign data can show you the effectiveness of your paid media efforts.
Mediums
Mediums are general categories of where your traffic comes from. A medium can be “organic” for organic traffic, “social” for visitors coming from social networks, “paid” for those who have clicked your ads, and so on. Looking at your medium data can give you a bird’s-eye view of how people navigate to your landing pages.
Sources
A source is where your traffic originates. For example, if the medium is “organic”, the source could be Google or Bing. If the medium is “social”, the source could be Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or other social networks.
Landings
A landing is a standalone web page specifically created for marketing or advertising campaigns. It is where a visitor “lands” after clicking on a link in an email, an ad from Google, YouTube, Bing, or any of your company’s social networks (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram), etc.
Pages
You can see the statistics of all your pages loaded by your users here and track daily, weekly, and monthly evolution. Knowing their traffic can help identify which pages are performing well and which pages can be improved.
User Acquisition Warnings: Gaining Control at your Acquisition Data
Moreover, with Trackingplan, you can also set up customized warnings for all your referrers, campaigns, mediums, sources, landings, and pages to track them with more granularity.
Doing it is as easy as just hovering the cursor over the items you want to track closely and clicking on “Customize Warnings” to configure them according to your specifications.
Trackingplan will always propose predefined alerts based on your business type, but you can configure them as you prefer to ensure you receive a warning only when the conditions you specify are met.
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