// // Create a fake order ID using the current // time and the unique identifier that GA uses to // track this visitor. // var timeObj = new Date; var unixTimeMs = timeObj.getTime(); var unixTime = parseInt(unixTimeMs / 1000); var orderID = pageTracker._visitCode() + '-' + unixTime; // // This function assigns order values depending // on what has been clicked and submits the transaction // function subscriptiontracker(subtype,value) { pageTracker._addTrans( orderID, // Order ID "", // Affiliation value, // Total "", // Tax "", // Shipping "", // City "", // State "" // Country ); pageTracker._addItem( orderID, // Order ID subtype, // SKU subtype, // Product Name "blog", // Category value, // Price "1" // Quantity ); pageTracker._trackTrans(); alert("Test successful"); }

Tracking Google AdSense clicks

by Kevin Gibbons on December 2, 2006

A common question I’m asked about is how to track Google AdSense clicks? Where the users come from, the click-through rates, which ads were clicked, total amount of earnings, earnings per click etc…

I’ve previously used Google Analytics and StatCounter to monitor website traffic but until now I’ve been unable to find this type of reporting. But last week SEOBook posted instructions about how to track Google AdSense clicks via Google Analytics.

Another option is to use Crazy Egg, which also offers this functionality. I plan on testing both of these during the next couple of weeks, at the moment I’m unsure on how accurate or detailed either of these will be for finding the AdSense conversion rates from different types of traffic (including PPC) but I’m interested in seeing the results, I’ll add an update soon on how this goes.

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