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How do you track your opt-in rate?

by inxie
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I'm using aweber and it has a reports tab where it has a code to copy onto my squeeze page, is this what you use to track how many visitors vs opt-ins you have?

Should I use google analytics instead or with it?

Sorry for the newbie question :/
#optin #rate #track
  • Profile picture of the author inxie
    I have found that under web forms I can see unique displays vs submissions. Is this what you guys look at? Is it reliable?
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  • Profile picture of the author jingrong
    Auto responder only helps to track numbers of optin (correct me if I am wrong). You need 3rd party software/website to track on sales, unique / raw click
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  • Profile picture of the author WeavingThoughts
    Auto responders like aweber, icontact etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author jingrong
    I use Getresponse and GVO.
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  • Profile picture of the author AndrewStark
    The stats inside aweber only give you the overall picture.

    Let's say overall it's 5%, but you've been advertising in 2 places.

    Campaign 1 generated 75 hits but no subscribers vs Campaign 2 which had 25 hits and generated all the leads.

    If you were using a third party tracker then you would know to focus in on campaign 2.

    What type of tracker to use is anothe "how long is a bit of string?" question.

    Just find one that suits the type of advertising you do, and the other people in your niche.
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    • Profile picture of the author inxie
      Originally Posted by AndrewStark View Post

      The stats inside aweber only give you the overall picture.

      Let's say overall it's 5%, but you've been advertising in 2 places.

      Campaign 1 generated 75 hits but no subscribers vs Campaign 2 which had 25 hits and generated all the leads.

      If you were using a third party tracker then you would know to focus in on campaign 2.

      What type of tracker to use is anothe "how long is a bit of string?" question.

      Just find one that suits the type of advertising you do, and the other people in your niche.
      Yes but if you have a different list for a different campaign it would work perfectly.

      I wouldn't say it is that kind of question because as some have said not all trackers are accurate and finding out what they are can avoid false data.
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