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[crypworld]

I'm really getting lost on my Google Analytics.

Can anyone please help how to set up my affiliate links on Google Analytics?

 

[Balint098]

I'm pretty sure your affiliate network should provides you with their own analytical tool for tracking your performances. So why bother with The Google one?

 

[crypworld]

I'm pretty sure your affiliate network should provides you with their own analytical tool for tracking your performances. So why bother with The Google one?

They are still in the beta version and so the analytics section is yet to be done.

 

[Melvin441]

You must configure unique tracking settings for your affiliate links in Google Analytics in order to track them. A custom report with dimensions like "Affiliate Link" and "Campaign" and metrics like "Sessions" and "Revenue" is one of these parameters. Another is adding a custom parameter at the end of the URL. In order to optimize your affiliate marketing plan and raise ROI, you can use these parameters to evaluate the success of your affiliate links in Google Analytics and measure the traffic, conversions, and sales they provide.

 

[SlotsGator]

If you want to place affiliate links on your website (you are the subsidiary), you can just use the provided link from your affiliate account/dashboard. There's no need to set up a tracking code as it could mess up the default links. If you want to track the link simply use a link shortener as bit.ly. However, if you are the parent company, you can use UTM to track the incoming link.

Read more about UTM.

 

[Betteroff]

To track affiliate links on Google Analytics, you can set up a click goal by going to Admin > Goals and selecting "Custom" as the goal setup. You can also create a tagging convention for consistency and identify the affiliate links you want to track

 

[Melvin441]

Using a link shortener to make a shorter, more approachable URL, adding the new campaign URL to the link, setting up "Goals" in Google Analytics to track the conversion rate, and keeping an eye on the effectiveness of each individual campaign are all essential steps in tracking affiliate links on Google Analytics. These instructions will help you monitor your affiliate links' effectiveness in Google Analytics and make data-driven decisions to enhance your affiliate marketing approach.

 

[Nayeem3]

The effectiveness of affiliate marketing initiatives can be evaluated in large part by tracking affiliate links in Google Analytics. You must establish goals, events, tracking code, test and verify it, then put the tracking code to your website in order to set up affiliate link tracking. You may track your affiliate links using these techniques and evaluate the results of your affiliate marketing campaigns.

 

[Nayeem3]

To track the traffic affiliate links provide to Google Analytics, UTM parameters can be appended to the end of the links. Using the Google Analytics Campaign URL Builder tool, create a new URL, add the UTM parameters, the campaign source, the media, and the campaign name to track affiliate links. Share the new URL and monitor Google Analytics for traffic growth.

 

[Dean1]

To isolate your affiliate traffic from other traffic sources in Google Analytics, you can build a custom channel grouping. This can make it easier for you to evaluate the effectiveness of your affiliate links.

 

[Japhnet]

To track affiliate links in Google Analytics, you'll need to set up custom event tracking. Create a new custom event in your Google Analytics account and if it requires coding, go to sites like github and copy some from there.