I am still trying to resolve my Atlas One Point tracking for ROI on
pay per click advertising. I have code in the footer so it appears in every
page but it does not work. Atlas sent me the following answer.
Thank you for your email. The tracking codes should not be placed in
the footer of the page. They are designed to be placed in the body of
the page. I would highly recommend you move them after the open body
tag as close as possible. Also, for the code on the confirmation page,
in the TrackEvent line the event name is not closed off by single
quotes, and there is no monetary field there for us to track any kind of
orders. You will need to dynamically insert the order amount here in
this field for Atlas to track your sales. Please let us know if you
have any further questions or comments.
Would I place the tracking code presently in the footer in the TEXT 2 field?
What code do I need to pull the total invoice amount out. I followed your
earlier email in that regard but it is still not working. Do you know anyone
I can hire for an hour or 2 to solve this tracking problem? It is driving me
crazy.
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Jay Guliano
jay@ontimemall.comwww.ontimemall.com"Loren" <loren_d_c@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Yes, that would probably be a good idea, but also remember that most of
these ROI companies are tracking PAID keywords, so to test them you really
need to search for your PAID keywords on the search engines that they are
tracking for you and click through your PAID links before placing your
test orders.
-Loren
Jay Guliano wrote:
I did as you said and the sale amount is still not being captured. Any
ideas now? Do I need to delete the old API that was created several years
ago to capture the sale amount when Atlas One Point was called Go Toast?