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Getresponse TID - Tracking ID

by alexzemkus
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I was looking for a solution to tracking your advertising sources in Getresponse. The following discussions was heading in the right direction but I don't think it was ever resolved and the thread is now closed. I haven't been able to find an answer yet.

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...-question.html
In Aweber you can do adtracking by adding a tid to the end of a url. If you're using one squeeze page and using multiple traffic sources you simply ad an id to the end of your squeeze page url.

eg. www.yoursite.com/track/12345&tid=solo1

I this possible in Getresponse yet to be able to query where your signups have come from? I use Adtrackz but still would like to be able to see this in Getresponse as well.
#getresponse #tid #tracking
  • Profile picture of the author GarrieWilson
    Yes. My post in the other thread is the solution. Just need to make a few changes to the PHP and form code.

    Create a custom field called "tid" at: https://app.getresponse.com/custom_fields_list.html

    Then in your PHP code, before anything else put:

    PHP Code:
    <?php
     
    $tid     = $_GET['tid'];
     
    if(    $tid == "") {
          $tid = 'NA';
    }
    ?>

    Then add the following to your form code:

    PHP Code:
    <INPUT type="hidden" id="GrCustom1" name="custom_tid" value="<? echo $tid; ?>">

    The above is assuming the TID is being sent to the page the form is on. After the visitor clicks submit, the TID will then be passed to the next page.

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