D DopeDomains Established Member ★ 15 ★ Impact 1 Jun 19, 2007 1K views 1 reply #1 Is there any way to track AdWords clicks to CJ sales ? I'm trying to figure out if that traffic is worth what I'm paying, or if I can afford to up my bids/budget. -JasonR
Is there any way to track AdWords clicks to CJ sales ? I'm trying to figure out if that traffic is worth what I'm paying, or if I can afford to up my bids/budget. -JasonR
enlytend Top Member VIP Gold Account Trusted Blogger ★ 15 ★ Impact 13,260 Jun 19, 2007 #2 You can, if you have dynamic pages on your site (asp/aspx, php, jsp ...) Set a query string parameter in your adwords ad url, capture it on your landing page and use it as the SID in your CJ link code. Example: Your ad url would look something like this: http: //www.myreallywonderfulwebsite.tld/landingpage.php?id=myad Then on the page, you need some code that captures your query string and sets your CJ SID to myad, resulting in : <a href="http://www.theCJLinkURL.tld/click-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx?sid=myad" target="_top"> Use a default SID (or none at all) if the query string is not set.
You can, if you have dynamic pages on your site (asp/aspx, php, jsp ...) Set a query string parameter in your adwords ad url, capture it on your landing page and use it as the SID in your CJ link code. Example: Your ad url would look something like this: http: //www.myreallywonderfulwebsite.tld/landingpage.php?id=myad Then on the page, you need some code that captures your query string and sets your CJ SID to myad, resulting in : <a href="http://www.theCJLinkURL.tld/click-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxx?sid=myad" target="_top"> Use a default SID (or none at all) if the query string is not set.