What Counts as a Conversion

Modified on Thu, 21 Mar 2024 at 11:38 AM

Pathmonk's conversion tracking provides multiple tracking options

Conversions for each of Pathmonk's tracking goal types will vary and have a different marketing cost. 


Deciding on a goal is the first step to tracking conversions on a website.  Pathmonk's options also provide a varying level of ROI based on the action.  


Each goal will be considered a high, medium or low goal based on the outcome, some of the most popular options are listed below with their potential value as well as details into the reason for the goal's value 


Goal TypeGoal ValueReason
Thank you Page
HighThank you pages are the result of a completion of the conversion.  Submitting a contact form, completing an order, only visitors who have completed the action will reach the Thank You URL
PixelHighLike the Thank You URLs, the Pixel is triggered by the completion of a conversion action.  Button click pixels are triggered during submission a page while the page load pixel is added to a page reached only after an action goal is completed
QualificationHighQualification forms collect lead details and offer an option to pre-quaify a lead through the logic tree, increasing the quality of the leads submitted.
Book a TimeHighLeads provide contact information to shedule a meeting, adding their details to a pipeline
RedirectLowRedirects will send a lead to a destination but cannot ensure the conversion goal is completed.  The redirect goal is best used in conjunction with a pixel or URL goal to find how many visitors are directed to the destination page while the other goal tracks the total number of conversions completed.

 

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