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AFL UTM Tracker
WooCommerce Order Attribution Tracking is a new marketing analytic feature released in WooCommerce 8.5.0. It tells you about your visitors traffic source that contributed to your WooCommerce Orders. Enable Order Attribution The WooCommerce Order Attribution feature is enabled . . .
In this Ninja Forms tutorial, we will teach you the fastest way to save the UTM parameters when your website visitor submits your Ninja Forms. Not only that we will get you setup in just 5 minutes, you’ll . . .
In this Fluent CRM tutorial, we will show you how to send the utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign value from your Fluent Form submission to Fluent CRM Contact using our AFL UTM Tracker plugin. Here is a list of . . .
In this Fluent Forms tutorial, we will show you how to save the Google Click Identifier (GCLID) value into the Fluent Forms submission without using any hidden fields or custom PHP code. So our company have built the . . .
In this Gravity Forms tutorial, we will show you how to save the Google Click Identifier (GCLID) value into the Gravity Form submission without using any hidden fields or custom PHP code. So our company have built the . . .
In this Contact Form 7 (CF7) tutorial, we will let you know how we easily save the UTM parameters when your visitors submits your contact form using our AFL UTM Tracker plugin. You will be able to also . . .
Calendly became a very popular free appointment tool with many WordPress-based websites. With Calendly, you can easily embed the Calendly Widget into any page just by pasting a one-line embed code. But how do digital marketers track the . . .
In this Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) tutorial, we will let you know how we save the UTM parameters of every EDD Payments so that you can get the full conversion report in your WordPress Admin. You’ll also get . . .
We have a few WordPress tutorials to guide you on how to track and save the UTM parameters of your website visitors from the moment they land on your WordPress website up till the point they fill up . . .