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Hi Daegan, thanks for 'fessing up
It's good to know even the big guys don't do everything perfectly.
Do you have to create a new form for each separate traffic source?
I use Aweber and do it slightly differently. I use the same form but change one line of code - just the value="" bit here:
eg: value="Facebook"
Aweber then gives me an ad tracking report showing where the leads came from.
Libby
Sorry, that code snippet was edited out. I'll try it again..
The line of code is:
input type=”hidden” name=”meta_adtracking” id=”meta_adtracking” value=""
hehe - Daegan, did you actually use the term "non sequitur" in a blog post? whoa ... fancy! hehe
Seriously, you have my utmost respect Daegan - you're one of the few leaders who lead from the front - keep these posts coming! This was killer and I am implementing it now!
Smoking man! Hey that cool footer form, how to You get it?
Great tracking tip Daegan. That is why I love the Inner Circle - you give us so much value constantly. Thank you so much.
Daegan, in gratitude I say thanks from my heart. Your tips are always helpful. You are a first class LEADER.
Fj
Once again... a simple but effective tip. Thanks for sharing. Didn't know you used Getresponse, I also use them.
That is a great way to get the idea where the traffic is coming from. Once you know the direction from where it is coming from you can position yourself better.
AWESOME!