A tracking URL can be specified and shows web traffic statistics like page views, session duration, etc…
Looking to access these statistics for a given tracking URL or even a database of events that I can filter for the URL I want to assemble stats for.
The events api lets me query event type “e_visited_page” but it appears it requires an object + object id CRM record filter. This is problematic as page views won’t neccesarily be tied to a CRM object. (A person can view the page but not become a contact record).
A tracking URL can be specified and shows web traffic statistics like page views, session duration, etc…
Looking to access these statistics for a given tracking URL or even a database of events that I can filter for the URL I want to assemble stats for.
The events api lets me query event type “e_visited_page” but it appears it requires an object + object id CRM record filter. This is problematic as page views won’t neccesarily be tied to a CRM object. (A person can view the page but not become a contact record).
Accessing tracking URL statistics or web traffic data associated with a specific tracking URL typically involves utilizing a web analytics platform or service. These platforms provide detailed insights into various metrics such as page views, session duration, and user engagement. By appending tracking parameters to URLs and leveraging analytics tools like Google Analytics, marketers can monitor the performance of their campaigns and website traffic.
Additionally, some platforms offer APIs that allow for programmatically accessing and retrieving web traffic data, enabling more advanced analysis and integration with other systems. However, it’s essential to consider data privacy regulations and ensure compliance when handling user data for analytics purposes.