Tracking Contact Form 7 submissions with Google Analytics
Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2014 8:34 amContact Form 7 is a free, simple and flexible contact form plugin for Wordpress. The plugin can handle multiple contact forms as well and supports AJAX submitting, CAPTCHA, Akismet spam filtering and file uploading.
If you use Google Analytics to analyze web traffic on your site, I imagine you would like to track submissions through your contact forms as well. Contact Form 7 allows you to set up this type of tracking very simply. If you’ve set everything up correctly, Contact Form 7′s contact form behaves as an Ajax application and its form submission is an Ajax event. Google Analytics’ _trackEvent() method is able to track an Ajax event without a real page view or redirection => http://contactform7.com/tracking-form-s ... analytics/
In addition to creating events, we can add GA goals through these events.
If you use Google Analytics to analyze web traffic on your site, I imagine you would like to track submissions through your contact forms as well. Contact Form 7 allows you to set up this type of tracking very simply. If you’ve set everything up correctly, Contact Form 7′s contact form behaves as an Ajax application and its form submission is an Ajax event. Google Analytics’ _trackEvent() method is able to track an Ajax event without a real page view or redirection => http://contactform7.com/tracking-form-s ... analytics/
In addition to creating events, we can add GA goals through these events.