I presume in an email it would be any clicks on urls or buttons.
How about for an in-app modal (a dialog engagement) which has the following clickable items:
- Green CTA button
- X dialogue button
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Engagement Performance: Clicked Count
What constitutes a click?
I presume in an email it would be any clicks on urls or buttons.
How about for an in-app modal (a dialog engagement) which has the following clickable items:
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I presume in an email it would be any clicks on urls or buttons.
How about for an in-app modal (a dialog engagement) which has the following clickable items:
Thanks GSPX community!
Best answer by harshibanka
@lila_meyer see my responses inline below:
If we have multiple links in the same engagement, are clicks on any and all of them counted toward "CTAs"?
- Yes. We capture all link clicks, but not distinctively or unique clicks. For eg: A Dialgoue has 3 links, If a user clicked 3 times on the same link, it will show the count 3 or if the user clicked on all 3 links, even then count will be 3.
And if we embed a video in an engagement, and the user clicks play, does that count as a click?
- No, we capture only links clicks, not video clicks.
Hope that answers your question.
View originalIf we have multiple links in the same engagement, are clicks on any and all of them counted toward "CTAs"?
- Yes. We capture all link clicks, but not distinctively or unique clicks. For eg: A Dialgoue has 3 links, If a user clicked 3 times on the same link, it will show the count 3 or if the user clicked on all 3 links, even then count will be 3.
And if we embed a video in an engagement, and the user clicks play, does that count as a click?
- No, we capture only links clicks, not video clicks.
Hope that answers your question.
+2Hi @ryankapur ,
Thanks for posting your question.
Only clicks on links inside an engagement constitutes for a click and not buttons.
Hope this answers your question.
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Thanks for posting your question.
Only clicks on links inside an engagement constitutes for a click and not buttons.
Hope this answers your question.
Keep them coming!
+5Hey @harshibanka
If we have multiple links in the same engagement, are clicks on any and all of them counted toward "CTAs"?
And if we embed a video in an engagement, and the user clicks play, does that count as a click?
If we have multiple links in the same engagement, are clicks on any and all of them counted toward "CTAs"?
And if we embed a video in an engagement, and the user clicks play, does that count as a click?
Lila Krutel, Dir. Global Education Services
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+2@lila_meyer see my responses inline below:
If we have multiple links in the same engagement, are clicks on any and all of them counted toward "CTAs"?
- Yes. We capture all link clicks, but not distinctively or unique clicks. For eg: A Dialgoue has 3 links, If a user clicked 3 times on the same link, it will show the count 3 or if the user clicked on all 3 links, even then count will be 3.
And if we embed a video in an engagement, and the user clicks play, does that count as a click?
- No, we capture only links clicks, not video clicks.
Hope that answers your question.
If we have multiple links in the same engagement, are clicks on any and all of them counted toward "CTAs"?
- Yes. We capture all link clicks, but not distinctively or unique clicks. For eg: A Dialgoue has 3 links, If a user clicked 3 times on the same link, it will show the count 3 or if the user clicked on all 3 links, even then count will be 3.
And if we embed a video in an engagement, and the user clicks play, does that count as a click?
- No, we capture only links clicks, not video clicks.
Hope that answers your question.
Harshi (pronounced like the Hershey's chocolate); PLG and Digital CS Evangelist
Thanks Lila,
Currently, we are developing documents for the PX Analytics module. We will include this info in the Engagement Analytics document.
Currently, we are developing documents for the PX Analytics module. We will include this info in the Engagement Analytics document.
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