Gravity Forms Google Analytics Add-On
Track form conversions and pagination events with the Gravity Forms Google Analytics Add-On, gaining valuable insights into how your audience interacts with your forms. Support for Universal Analytics and Google Analytics 4 makes it versatile and easy to set up. For detailed instructions, explore the Gravity Forms documentation.
Enhance your form tracking capabilities with the Gravity Forms Google Analytics Add-On. This powerful tool allows you to easily monitor form conversions and pagination events within Google Analytics.
Gain valuable insights into user interactions by setting up this add-on to send events to Google Analytics upon form submission or when users navigate between form pages. Whether it’s tracking newsletter signups, payment completions, subscriptions, surveys, or any other form activity, you can now monitor it all through your Google Analytics account in real-time.
With support for Universal Analytics and Google Analytics 4 (via Google Tag Manager), this add-on offers flexibility and advanced tracking capabilities. Choose from various connection types, including Google Measurement Protocol, Google Analytics, and Google Tag Manager, to suit your preferences.
Customize event tracking at the form level using Google Analytics Settings. Set up multiple Google Analytics Feeds for form submission tracking, each sending unique data. Additionally, pagination events can be enabled through Google Analytics Form Settings, providing a comprehensive view of user interactions.
For detailed information and instructions on harnessing the full potential of the Gravity Forms Google Analytics Add-On, refer to the Gravity Forms documentation.
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