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Google Analytics - Goal tracking question

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TheGrid last edited by

If my form starts on domain1.com/leadform/html and the confirmation page is on Domain2.com/confirmation.html can I still set up GA goal conversion tracking?
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Vahe.Arabian last edited by

Hi kynduvme,

You need to alter the GA code for multiple domain tracking.http://gaconfig.com/multiple-domains-with-subdomain/. Best to create a new profile to prevent any data skew.

You would then as normal add the goal conversion tracking as normal.

Hope this helps,

Vahe
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