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how to track leads source

by Hermawan
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Hi,

I setup a squeeze page on my own wordpress page and using getresponse to collect leads. After optin form my visitor will be redirect another page.
Then I buy traffic from DNTX.com , I use voluum link tracker to analyze traffic.
Using certain token from DNTX I could see the domain ID that could be whitelisted or blacklisted for next traffic buying. Domain id is a fixed long code consist of letter and number.
I get some leads, but I don't know exactly where my leads came from.
For example 50 leads from different 20 various domain id.
If I know, for example domain id=3,5,10 not ever making a lead then I could blackist it to avoid wasting money.

How to track the lead came from?

Thanks.
#leads #source #track
  • Profile picture of the author michaelwilding
    You should be able to do this in Voluum but you will need to add the parameters to your links to be able to track it. It is also dependent on what information DNTX will send you through parameters you can use in your links.
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    • Profile picture of the author Hermawan
      Originally Posted by michaelwilding View Post

      You should be able to do this in Voluum but you will need to add the parameters to your links to be able to track it. It is also dependent on what information DNTX will send you through parameters you can use in your links.
      How to do it?
      As I said that from DNTX with the certain token it could pass the source (domain id) to tracker, but how to pass it again to page after optin form.
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  • Profile picture of the author jamescanz
    You might want to check out Improvely.

    That's what I use to track ALL stats.

    Visits, optins, sales, affiliate sales, and where each person came from...

    It may be organic traffic, search traffic, or paid.
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