Advent Calendar (Daily) Session Count Tracking
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We are implementing an Advent Calendar on our Website in a dedicated Landing Page (mywebsite/adventcalendar).
As every day Users can win a prize by clicking on the "box" of the day; I would like to know at the end of the 24-days Campaign, how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar.
How can I achieve that using Tag Manager/Analytics?
I was thinking about placing a First Party Cookie with GTM the first time that the user land on the dedicated landing page and then use it in a Custom Segment to filter out the Frequency & Recency report on Google Analytics.
Would that work? Do you have a better idea on how to achieve that?
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google-tag-manager asked Nov 22 at 15:48
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We are implementing an Advent Calendar on our Website in a dedicated Landing Page (mywebsite/adventcalendar).
As every day Users can win a prize by clicking on the "box" of the day; I would like to know at the end of the 24-days Campaign, how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar.
How can I achieve that using Tag Manager/Analytics?
I was thinking about placing a First Party Cookie with GTM the first time that the user land on the dedicated landing page and then use it in a Custom Segment to filter out the Frequency & Recency report on Google Analytics.
Would that work? Do you have a better idea on how to achieve that?
google-analytics google-tag-manager asked Nov 22 at 15:48
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I guess my solution it's not accurate because I would not be able to make a distinction between Users that registered more session in a day and 1 session per day?
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 15:56
Is this an authenticated app? Will you know if a user's "opened" the prize for the day from the app?
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 16:53
What about creating a virtual page view for every day (e.g. "/advent/day1" )? Then you can create report for unique visitors and filter the pages they visited containing "/advent/" - would that give you information you are looking for?... btw. not a great question for this forum, you should stay more on topic, check out: stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic
– Matus
Nov 22 at 17:03
No t's not an authenticated app. By " how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar" I rather meant how many days the user land on my landing page. The actual interaction with the calendar is not the focus in the first place...
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 17:04
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We are implementing an Advent Calendar on our Website in a dedicated Landing Page (mywebsite/adventcalendar).
As every day Users can win a prize by clicking on the "box" of the day; I would like to know at the end of the 24-days Campaign, how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar.
How can I achieve that using Tag Manager/Analytics?
I was thinking about placing a First Party Cookie with GTM the first time that the user land on the dedicated landing page and then use it in a Custom Segment to filter out the Frequency & Recency report on Google Analytics.
Would that work? Do you have a better idea on how to achieve that?
google-analytics google-tag-manager asked Nov 22 at 15:48
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We are implementing an Advent Calendar on our Website in a dedicated Landing Page (mywebsite/adventcalendar).
As every day Users can win a prize by clicking on the "box" of the day; I would like to know at the end of the 24-days Campaign, how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar.
How can I achieve that using Tag Manager/Analytics?
I was thinking about placing a First Party Cookie with GTM the first time that the user land on the dedicated landing page and then use it in a Custom Segment to filter out the Frequency & Recency report on Google Analytics.
Would that work? Do you have a better idea on how to achieve that?
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I guess my solution it's not accurate because I would not be able to make a distinction between Users that registered more session in a day and 1 session per day?
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 15:56
Is this an authenticated app? Will you know if a user's "opened" the prize for the day from the app?
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 16:53
What about creating a virtual page view for every day (e.g. "/advent/day1" )? Then you can create report for unique visitors and filter the pages they visited containing "/advent/" - would that give you information you are looking for?... btw. not a great question for this forum, you should stay more on topic, check out: stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic
– Matus
Nov 22 at 17:03
No t's not an authenticated app. By " how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar" I rather meant how many days the user land on my landing page. The actual interaction with the calendar is not the focus in the first place...
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 17:04
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I guess my solution it's not accurate because I would not be able to make a distinction between Users that registered more session in a day and 1 session per day?
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 15:56
Is this an authenticated app? Will you know if a user's "opened" the prize for the day from the app?
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 16:53
What about creating a virtual page view for every day (e.g. "/advent/day1" )? Then you can create report for unique visitors and filter the pages they visited containing "/advent/" - would that give you information you are looking for?... btw. not a great question for this forum, you should stay more on topic, check out: stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic
– Matus
Nov 22 at 17:03
No t's not an authenticated app. By " how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar" I rather meant how many days the user land on my landing page. The actual interaction with the calendar is not the focus in the first place...
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 17:04
I guess my solution it's not accurate because I would not be able to make a distinction between Users that registered more session in a day and 1 session per day?
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 15:56
I guess my solution it's not accurate because I would not be able to make a distinction between Users that registered more session in a day and 1 session per day?
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 15:56
Is this an authenticated app? Will you know if a user's "opened" the prize for the day from the app?
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 16:53
Is this an authenticated app? Will you know if a user's "opened" the prize for the day from the app?
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 16:53
What about creating a virtual page view for every day (e.g. "/advent/day1" )? Then you can create report for unique visitors and filter the pages they visited containing "/advent/" - would that give you information you are looking for?... btw. not a great question for this forum, you should stay more on topic, check out: stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic
– Matus
Nov 22 at 17:03
What about creating a virtual page view for every day (e.g. "/advent/day1" )? Then you can create report for unique visitors and filter the pages they visited containing "/advent/" - would that give you information you are looking for?... btw. not a great question for this forum, you should stay more on topic, check out: stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic
– Matus
Nov 22 at 17:03
No t's not an authenticated app. By " how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar" I rather meant how many days the user land on my landing page. The actual interaction with the calendar is not the focus in the first place...
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 17:04
No t's not an authenticated app. By " how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar" I rather meant how many days the user land on my landing page. The actual interaction with the calendar is not the focus in the first place...
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 17:04
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I guess my solution it's not accurate because I would not be able to make a distinction between Users that registered more session in a day and 1 session per day?
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 15:56
Is this an authenticated app? Will you know if a user's "opened" the prize for the day from the app?
– XTOTHEL
Nov 22 at 16:53
What about creating a virtual page view for every day (e.g. "/advent/day1" )? Then you can create report for unique visitors and filter the pages they visited containing "/advent/" - would that give you information you are looking for?... btw. not a great question for this forum, you should stay more on topic, check out: stackoverflow.com/help/on-topic
– Matus
Nov 22 at 17:03
No t's not an authenticated app. By " how many days on average users interacted with the Advent calendar" I rather meant how many days the user land on my landing page. The actual interaction with the calendar is not the focus in the first place...
– TOMTOMGO
Nov 22 at 17:04