| Tracking first attribution with &utm_nooverride=1 | tina11111 | 8/29/11 9:36 AM | To track first referrer in Google Analytics, I've read you can track the first referrer with modification in the ga.js code or by appending utm_nooverride=1 to the end of all destination URLs. Considering the destination URLs are generally on an ex |
| Re: Tracking first attribution with &utm_nooverride=1 | Whims | 8/29/11 2:17 PM | utm_nooverride=1 is used to prevent analytics from overwriting campaign data such as for adwords or tagged campaignsutm_nooverride=1 wont stop analytics from overwriting the campaign data if a visitor returns via an untagged referral link or organic |
| Re: Tracking first attribution with &utm_nooverride=1 | tina11111 | 8/29/11 2:35 PM | I just looked at both articles & think the 2nd one might be helpful. (I haven't been on the new beta version yet.) In the first article, he mentions "wrote some JavaScript that uses the custom segment functionality", but doesn't spell it out. Is t |
| Re: Tracking first attribution with &utm_nooverride=1 | Whims | 8/29/11 2:57 PM | I would assume so re web dev, provided maybe they are also familiar with analyticsI'm no help there as Im not a coder |